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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
7
Lincoln area items report Eldora under diphtheria quarantine and no public meetings. Community updates cover corn husking, farm labor, new talks on talking pictures at Dreamland Buffalo Center, local strikes, moving to Minnesota land bargains, and several residents changing homes or businesses.
Mrs Harm Weaver and Mr and Mrs Harm Jutting visited H Abbashott and B B Hook homes in Buffalo Center Sunday evening. Jain and Jim Dorkth from Mise Port Bre picked coins for Harry Harma. The Mras Very Juttingatta family visited B B Hook home Sunday, J T and Mrs Harm Jutting visited B B Hook Friday evening. Mr bird and Mrs W S Tutting visited Mrs Af W dutting home Wednesday evening.
Local column runs a jumbled set of social calls, visits, and minor events. Names include Mrs John Johngoh of Buffalo Center, Mesdames Pink and Smith, Ben Kleist, H Bert Ley, T O McDanet, Mrs Henry Claussen, Mr and Mrs Frenk Sayera, Miss Audrey Hastings, W B Tripp, Dr Sayers of Algona, and many others. Highlights mention travel between towns, visits, illness, a bird dog purchase, a horse injury, and a church Ladies Aid meeting.
Mrs F W Beemer returned home Saturday from a week with friends at Algona. T O McDanes left Monday for Nora Springs to manage an elevator. Mrs Chas Johnson of Swea City visited Aug Ogren Loma between trains. Mrs Cathring Winter left for two weeks with relatives at Fort Dodge and Appleriver N I. Meyer and wife called on friends in Titonka. Mrs J N Wheeler returned Saturday after visiting her father at Algona. Miss Edith Steinmetz began teaching the Winter term in the Rogenau district. Mr and Mrs Schrader of Dows were guests at Mrs G R Smith’s. Miss Opal Wortmann visited Estherville area. Miss Hannah Hertland and Rose Steinberg left for relatives at Sibley. HE Reilly visited Buffalo Center between trains.
An advertisement claims a single dose of a buckthorn bark glycerine laxative named Adler-i-ka cures appendicitis. It targets readers with chronic stomach issues and sour or constipated digestion, urging use as a proven remedy. The promotion cites various doctors and years of self-treatment to persuade readers to try the product.
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