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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1906

Page

6

Nervous Debility Promises From Pink Pills for Pale People

A testimonial from Mrs. Jane J. Davies of Scranton Pa describes relief from nervous debility or mentasthenia after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She reports reduced pain headaches better sleep restored energy and strength. Pills marketed nationwide priced 50 cents per box or 6 50 for 13 50 sent by mail from Schenectady NY.

Williama Williame Jane J. Davies Warren Street Scranton Dr. Williams Ledivine Co Scheneatady N.Y

Churchill praises New Hampshire farmer and future summer resort

Winston Churchill at the Summer Hotel lauds New Hampshire farmers for diversifying hospitality as tourism grows. He envisions a future pine and lake region as a vast park with villas drawing families from across America, while locals shift to boarding and hotel operations amid debates over farm-fresh produce and regional quality.

Winston Churchill Concord New Hampshire fEeport America New York Churchill

Grape Nuts Linked to Relief for Loose Teeth Claims

An Ontario woman reports using Grape Nuts and Postum to improve dental health and nerve strength. She cites years of troubled teeth improving after starting the foods, saying the products replace medicines and aid digestion and sleep.

Ontario Wells

Oldest Harvard Man Morse Dies at 93 in Boston

John Torrey Morse, Harvard College Class of 1832, died at 93. Born March 27, 1813 in Boston, he came from a long line of Morse graduates dating to 1737. He pursued business after graduation, later becoming known as a biographer and historian, with family ties to Judge Charles Jackson and Dr. Eliakim Morse.

Boston John Torrey Morse Harvard University Mr. Morse Morse Harvard Ebenezer Morse Shrewsbury Wilakim Morse Lextuston Kiia Dovk Liverpool London Shakim Morse Wateroon Dr. Morse Watertown John Morse Tmakima Morse Blarvard Mily Old Round Hill School Northampton Fife Henry W. Bellows Samuel Osgood Josiah Qu'ncy Andrew Jackson Cambridge East Indies Lucy Cathar Jackson Charles Jackson Atate Supreme Court Massachusetts Jackson C. W. Holmes Beacon Street New Back Bay Sumeres Club E. Rolling Morse New York Charles Torrey Morse Beverly Henry Cabot Lodge

New Auto Swimming Device From France Imitates Life Saving Gear

Paris reports M Constanti has adapted a motor to a swimming apparatus that rides on the back. The compact gasoline powered box carries a propeller, cooling water, a storage battery, and a saddle seat with an aft float. Swimmers start the motor by hand crank, strap the device on, fill the air bags, then enter the water and control speed via carburetor and ignition rods.

Paris M. Constanti Gazoline 18

Rural woman serves Indiana rural mail route for years

Pearl Lane, daughter of Jobe Morristown, becomes one of Indiana’s few women rural carriers on route No 3 out of Marinatown. After her father’s eye illness led to retirement, she was appointed with strong patron support and Washington commission. She has worked nearly three years with spotless service records and no complaints. Local Japan towns offer bounties for rats to curb plague risks, Osaka council paying for over one million rats in 37 months.

Norristown Indiana Jobe Morristown Miss Pearl Lane John Lane Marinatown Miss Pearl Will Phililpy Washington Miss Lane Japan Osake

Stated Remedies and English Debt Notes

A collage of old items cites Jacobe Oil for ailments and Winslow’s Syrup for indigestion. It also notes England’s national debt tracing to 1694 under William II and recounts Robert R. Hitt, famed shorthand expert, praised by Speaker Cannon and his path to prominence in the House.

England William II Robert R. Hitt Mr. Hitt Michigan Blitt Hitt Speaker Cannon House Nat

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