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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
7
An 11 year old describes a painful face full of sores and sleepless nights. A YMCA physical director recommended Resinol Ointment which cleared the sores in two weeks without scars. The testimonial lists other Homoe Chemical Company products and a Baltimore address.
Prof Warren M Beller of Bethel, Pa laments Americans training children to earn money rather than live well. He mocks the millionaire pursue, comparing it to a washerwoman joking about a cross eyed aeronaut. A Cleveland school teacher shares a jokey difference between while and time in class.
A Woman's Way asks what kind of woman reads the tuft printed about idle rights. The piece is described as very raw and deserving a roasting, with accounts marked as heated.
Practical notes on dairy cattle feeding breeding pasture and silos. Advice covers breed selection farm water tank cleanliness, molasses and grain use, crop rotation and orchard vigor, fodder quality and green feeds, hog fattening, corn silage, and keeping equipment in good repair for efficient farm operation.
A fragmentary report describes a small boy being reassured about the future after his father’s death. A Cleveland dealer narrator recalls a mother’s questioning child about supporting the family and the boy’s unexpected resilience amid hardship and social talk.
Miss Clara Mueller of 1613 Dayton St Chicago reports severe acne with itching and burning for over a month. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks she was completely cured and praised the products for relief and restoration of the skin.
A fragmented piece recalls a scene with rifles and a blushing girl while a young man guides her to watch artillery. The text diverges into a quip about ugliness and a smallpox-pitted man finding amusement in appearance, then shifts to a historical aside on Blucher and Wellington and a medical ad for piles remedy, ending with a moral about telling troubles.
A fragment recalls a Cambridge student spoken of as wise by London tale tellers. One college friend, funds gone, seeks a loan from a Salmon of students. He finds him in bed, shakes him, and asks for a sovereign. The reply is a sleepy insinuation of inability to help.
A young girl named Ruth in a strict Presbyterian family mocks swearing by shouting a improvised oath. She expresses wish for repayment to the family for the curse words she hears, venting her exasperation by tossing a doll across the room.
A fragmented dialogue describes Willie at a Sunday school and a teacher incident. The text references Eden and a long mystery about who began the apple incident, with neighbors debating modern ideas and past twenty years.
Brief dialogue shows a neighbor asking to borrow a lawn mower to cut the grass this afternoon. The other person confirms with a rough time reference, indicating the task will be done soon.
A Kentucky reader from Morton's Gap shares two years of female disorder with severe backache and fatigue. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full recovery, resumes chores, and urges others to seek advice from the Lydia Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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