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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
8
Mrs. J Neary of 1615 W 14th St Tow a reports dramatic health improvement after Tanlac treatment with weight gain from 105 to 153 pounds. She says appetite, sleep and overall well being have improved while rheumatism and other symptoms disappeared. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with 37 million bottles sold.
Comical dialogue shows Henry fearing an adder sting after noon while a bank is blamed for his pale look due to an overdrawn account. A separate Cuticura ad touts skin benefits, advising routine facial application and five minute wash with Cuticura Soap.
Workers near Bisbee undertake a vast unorthodox copper mining method no tunnels or shafts but open digging and carting ore away. In sixteen years about 25 million tons of ore will be moved from the mountain and roughly one billion pounds of copper extracted.
A concise note on democracy linking the right to vote with taxation, highlighting debates over governance and fiscal policy. The piece frames voting as a mechanism for approving or contesting tax measures and public spending.
Women can dye any garment or drapery and tint worn fabrics without worry. The service promises fresh color for old items, claiming simple process and durable results.
Dye enthusiasts are assured of successful results with Diamond Dyes even for beginners. Druggists stock all colors and each package includes directions.
A Boston Globe feature recalls a director on a studio lot demanding a fat actress for a big Alaska scene. He rents fur coats and repeats the gag, while the general manager presses for purpose as the actress explains costumes for the production.
A fragmentary exchange reveals a man who ran a skyscraper elevator questions a passenger about a judge who sentenced him to three years and ten days. The reply attributes the extra days to wartime taxes, illustrating crowded social chatter.
Reon washes and girdles are among pretty things women make for themselves. fall ribbons feature two tones and rococo latticework with satin sashes. Wide bows and loops rework straight-line coats into soft silhouettes with ornate trim. accessories include headbands, belts, and decorative rosettes.
A dissatisfied staff member Jodkins threatens to leave but the boss sees the move as a favor to the firm. In a Stray Stories vignette, a fishing trip yields no bites and a joke about housework follows.
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