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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
8
The Nervous Gnu seeks his place among the Broad Plain’s animal neighbors. Cheerups reassures him he is an antelope with a bull head, horse mane, and antelope body. The pair explain his true family, advising caution and curiosity.
The article notes early Hinman variants and a large Hinman lineage in America starting with Sergeant Edward in Stratford Connecticut 1650 to 1652. It also links the Buck family to Emanuel Buck a Plymouth founder era settler in Connecticut 1647, noting ties to Winthrop Saltonstall and Dudley Buck's ancestry.
A compact biographical note on John Bunyan born near Bedford in 1628, a tinker turned preacher. It covers his Civil War service, religious awakening, defiance of laws against dissent, 12 year prison term, writing of Pilgrim's Progress in Bedford Jail, and his death in 1688 during a trip to London. Also a brief mention of the Eiffel Tower being struck by lightning without damage.
Indy detective Miss Beans confronts a taunting note about a child’s disappearance as she works on a tongue tasting book. A boy behind a barrel reveals the missing child’s location after a misfit ransom insult, with Miss Beans offering a peculiar reward and restraint.
Two people share a meal as they exchange brief, charged dialogue about food. He remarks on liking the dish while she notes she can make only two things well, potato salad and marmalade tart, reflecting a restrained domestic tension.
In a downtown office the book keeper tells the cashier that the alend is not well and jokes about calling her ub later. The cashier asks about the wife, who then is said to be all right after a call reveals the fine was busy.
Partners Hirsch and Reiss found their cafe burglarized in the morning before opening. They remarked that burglaries are disappointing but this one could have been worse if the cafe had been opened.
A dialogue notes that natives require a missionary as crops have failed and people are starving, with Captain confirming need for assistance.
A terse verse reflecting on the ache of wealth and desire. It uses metaphor to suggest riches fly away, leaving longing and unease rather than satisfaction. The lyric tone underscores human foibles and pursuit.
A fragment describes a young woman in a sensational costume identified as Professor Blank’s daughter. The exchange notes the daughter’s inheritance of her father’s absent-mindedness, highlighting social perception of attire and intellect.
Elsie admires four outfits while De Styles notes Mira is wearing a bold four at the resort. The moment captures a stylish family scene highlighting fashion choices and rivalry in a fashionable setting.
A terse exchange reveals a youth refusing to heed paternal warning about entering a house, indicating tension and miscommunication within a family dispute.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a discussion about future plans and misunderstood art. The exchange mentions brother George and futurlatle paintings, implying a hopeful outlook challenged by unclear terms. No concrete events or identities beyond George are established.
A cryptic note suggests Hinchet could force the Almighty Chef into des as a financial matter. The fragment hints at past attempts and caution, implying a tense dispute or consequence linked to control or money in a storied setting.
A reader quotes remarks from the American Legion Weekly reflecting on a course in shamanship and its perceived value. The exchange contrasts a learner’s limited gains with the critic’s assertion that a certain man excels as a salesman, implying skepticism about the course’s effectiveness.
Mrs Fozzleton speaks of constant duty as her days begin again and again. Her husband Mr Fozzleton agrees that work never ends, highlighting the relentless domestic routine in a candid exchange.
Diamond Dyes offer 15 cent packs with simple directions so any woman can tint soft shades or dye permanent colors in lingerie, ribbons, skirts, coats, draperies, and more. Specify material to the druggist as wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods.
The first dated scientific instrument is the Persian portable astrolabe used by travelers to calculate time in the year 884 as recorded by the Science Service.
An advertisement urges use of Cuticura Soap for hot baths and Cuticura Ointment for skin relief when a baby’s skin is red rough and itching. It also recommends Cuticura Talcum dusting powder for daily care and scent.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer marks on aspirin for authenticity and safety proven by millions and prescribed for 25 years. It warns against imitations, advises saying Buyer when purchasing, and promotes USKIDE soles with long wear and comfort claims for flat feet.
A Monticello physician with 47 years practice argues it is cruel to daily purge infants and suggests Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentler laxative. A small dose establishes regular bowel movements for weeks, often needing no repeat dose for months, and is described as harmless and pleasant for sick children. Visit a store selling medicine to try a 60 cent bottle.
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