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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
8
A damaged OCR item describes a medical pill sold by Foster Milbyen Co in Buffalo with unclear dosage and claims. The read text mentions aches and weakness and a promise of relief but is incoherent with missing context and stray phrases.
The text describes chronic eczema with severe itching, exhaustion, and sleep disruption. A patient reports relief after using Cytloura Ointment and a product named Treadvant, noting a dramatic turn for the worse then improvement within a day, ending with months of cure under a caretaker named Johnny and mentions of store ads and domestic scenes.
Sundberg of Iowa Corn Growers invites corn growers and breeders to the Des Moines convention from November 28 to December 11 with exhibits, contests, and concerts. The event features scoring of exhibits, a large display table, daily concerts, and premium incentives backed by manufacturers and banks. Travel offers from many railroads ensure broad participation, emphasizing better corn quality and education.
A father and son were injured when a horse drawn wagon struck near Nov. 4.70 DP. The father received a concussion while the boy suffered injuries as the wagon toppled onto the pavement. Nearby bystanders aided the injured and the wagon was damaged. The driver identified as Wimner Token escaped further harm.
Fragmentary text references a sectional session, attended by named officials including Henry T. Burt and Dr Gesree Moeridge, with mentions of a state hospital head and New York figures. Lacks coherent facts or dates due to damaged source.
The nineteenth annual state conference of charities and corrections opened at the Methodist church with sessions at 2:30 and a general session to discuss county charities. Dr J Hagerty of Columbus presided at the public session and readings were given by Henry H Fall of Callavents homey. Delegates toured local institutions this afternoon and juvenile court topics were scheduled for discussion tonight. Gov Harmon spoke at the opening and a public meeting follows. A brass labeled pipe found on a Garden township farm connects to local history from 1776.
Glen Maxwell, a twenty year prisoner who escaped Anamosa, was captured by Sheriff Hamilton after a dramatic pursuit. Maxwell stepped from a Northwest railway car and, spotted by Guy Hamilton, fled through the city as officers closed in. He carried a revolver and a cartridge belt and tossed aside a package containing a mask and overalls during the chase. Maxwell originated from Story county Iowa and had been held at Anamosa penitentiary.
A partial OCR item notes Murda Pate arriving in Rome with two items in hand. Details are scarce. readable text centers on the arrival event and unspecified possessions.
A garbled OCR fragment references a tribunal and court in the nation with scattered names and terms. It presents as an unclear discussion of predecessors and continuous quantities, mentioning a Carton meine and Dudiplay amid disrupted phrasing and nonstandard spellings.
A chalk figurine unearthed near a Danton site by the Austrian Natural History Museum reveals an ancient artifact. The piece, described as a high head sculpture, shows stylistic detail suggesting careful craft. Local reactions mix curiosity with uncertain community concerns.
A satirical piece recounts the Hessian fly as a German product capable of talking and performing feats, with fantastical claims about its abilities and color notes. It also describes a Kentucky woman claiming direct communication with the Almighty and a lawyer’s humorous exchange over a supposed religious fee.
A testimonial reports coffee and tea worsening heart weakness and nervous prostration. After giving up coffee and using Postum, the woman claims her heart improved, weight rose, and health stabilized with medical guidance to boil Postum properly.
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