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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
8
The article argues drinking water with meals aids bodily housekeeping and kidney health. It cites researchers Cannon Grutzner Pavyloy Fowler Hawk and recommends Anuric tablets before meals for rheumatic and back pain, promising quick action and uric acid dissolution.
A humorous exchange features a Krondike man praising potatoes as valuable while Miss Cayenne objects, joking that comparing a potato to jewelry is absurd. The dialogue highlights dramatic hyperbole about worth and taste.
Dr Aug F W Schmitz of Okla cites long standing backache and Bright's disease in its late stage. After two boxes he improved, later relapsed, then used five more boxes over time and reports lasting relief. He urges others to use Dodd's Kidney Pills with price 50 cents per box from Buffalo Medicine Co or local dealers.
Mrs L W Wheeler of Des Moines Iowa says she suffered years with weakness bearing down and backache. She credits Dr Pierce medicines Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring her health after doctors failed.
In a District tax office report a sender identified by initials D. V. contributes five dollars monthly to the conscience fund. No reason or address is given. $15 has been sent in three installments from Atlantic City and Washington. The collector, Prince, replies with general thanks.
Charles P. Nesbit, superintendent of insurance in the District, jokes about hiring the most humorous and intricate staff for various jobs. He confronts a dubious insurance firm over unpaid claims and lack of license, then resolves a missing medical certificate by locating it and four weeks ahead.
A plan from the 1910 National Conservation congress envisions a vast Columbian reserve along the Potomac Patuxent and Anacostia rivers creating a national park near Washington Annapolis and Baltimore to conserve river features Palisades and Great Falls while allowing experimental farms and forest trials with foreign and native species under agricultural collaboration.
The National Museum displays a model of two grand columns topped with woolen intela forming an arch at the entrance. Dr W H Holmes oversaw the project and explains the columns symbolize the feathered serpent gods Quetzalcoatl and Kukulkan, marrying bird and snake in Maya Aztec mythology.
A dialog from Life recalls a bankful young man asking a film director if he can act after listing a wide set of abilities from swimming and flying to boxing and horse riding. The director interrupts and declares him engaged, marking the birth of a new screen star.
Willis and Gilis describe a two pilot system where one operates the machine while the other observes, yet both engage in combat. The dialogue likens this to marriage, suggesting conflict remains constant even as both participants watch and respond. The exchange contemplates human drive for battle and the need to pause and reflect.
A garbled reader clipping mocks parcel post fears of poisonous animals and urges Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for health. It includes stray dialogue about a gossiping neighbor and a comic mishearing of a child’s conversation, reflecting faint urban humor and fragmented text.
New York a physician touts iron as remedy for exhausted nervous types. He claims nerve and blood weakness improve in 10 to 14 days with Nuxated Iron, offering a $100 charity refund if no strength gain and promising doubling strength in 10 days or less.
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