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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
In Bruce Barton's Anyone Old in New York the author notes urban aging mysteries. He laments the silent thinning of the city’s older residents, wondering where the elderly go and why funerals seem less visible in New York compared with smaller towns.
At brigade HQ a conversation revealed a planned eight day bombardment on German lines starting July 1 and a trench raid to seize prisoners. The narrator and Atwell prepared for the raid, volunteering to join twenty men for the operation.
The passage notes prehistoric cliff dwellers lacking metal use and shaping knives from bone, with polished edges. Household items included pottery jars and fiber vessels coated with a varnishlike substance, illustrating varied ancient technology across ages of the world.
The source outlines storage house design with foundations on pillars or walls, ventilation, and dry, airtight interiors for sweet potatoes, warning against underground or sawdust-filled builds. It also covers beekeeping, stressing strong wintering colonies, adequate stores, wind protection, and swarm prevention to maximize honey yields and farmer profits.
A summary from the United States Department of Agriculture emphasizes careful winter and spring care for bees. Proper management boosts honey production and farm income, while rule of thumb methods lead to poorer results. Successful beekeepers study bees and adapt to seasonal needs.
Weeds consume moisture and compete with crops for water. They continue growing after harvest, depleting moisture that should be saved for next year’s crop.
Peru Indiana resident Anna LerceauNY recalls backache exhaustion and long hours at work eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the famous root and herb remedy.
A Kansas City Star excerpt depicts a rapid fire restaurant scene where a sharp customer protests his coffee order refusing to accept four lumps of sugar and threatens a drastic act. Hortense the waitress insists the customer gets what he pays for or leaves, with a ketchup bottle shown as a threat.
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrhal Medicine claiming to cure deafness from catarrh by blood purification. Describes deafness as result of inflamed mucous surfaces and Eustachian tube blockage. Offers $100 reward for proof of cure and free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The fragment discusses judgment and patience before judging. It mentions a doctor or druggist and a company likely in Rockford, with garbled names and phrases. Overall, the readable portion hints at a cautionary note about rumor and healing remedies, but specifics are unclear.
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