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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

3

Over the Top Chapter Exvi Continued From American Arthur Guy Empey

The manuscript describes a trench raid in No Man's Land with stretcher bearers, barbed wire cutting, and a brutal assault on German trenches. The narrator sustains a facial wound, retreats, and experiences bombardment as waves of attackers surge forward and a bomb saves him from a fatal moment.

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Sturdy ginghams for school wear with new dress ideas

The article extols sturdy ginghams as durable school wear replacing serges. It notes woven pliable fabrics, plaid gingham combinations, diagonal pocket cuts, and a fashion-forward narrow patent leather belt. It also covers care tips for ink removal and mentions wooden stockings in various colors and designs.

Jess Phin Colion Gaberding Nike Ile Teleks

U Boats Murdered Thousands Warns Exchange

An exchange notes that unrestricted U boat warfare is murder even when ships are not combat targets. The government cites that by February 1918 German U boats had killed 24 120 noncombatants in Britain and abroad, underscoring the scale of the crime.

House of Commons

Homemade Showpiece Draws Mixed Reactions

A comment describes a flawed art piece perceived as improvised rather than crafted, noting its rough finish and evident home-made construction despite apparent effort.

Short Fur Coats Rise In Winter Fashion

The冬 wear shifts toward short fur coats as practical and economical options. Authorities argue they outlast wool, offering patriotism and cost savings. Varieties include muskrat, squirrel, and dyed furs with trims of martens and other pelts. The trend emphasizes comfort in cold climates and graceful styling.

Evan Endsor Martin Fuy Gud

No Substitute For Dodd's Kidney Pills

Ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as the trusted remedy for backache kidney troubles and Bright's Disease. It emphasizes brand loyalty, a money back refund, and generations of users relying on the three D's box for relief.

Dodd Bright

There Aren’t Real Actors Now Says Humble Film Buff

A reader recalls the past film era saying today’s productions lack genuine actors. He cites a 1911 Lurtale Express critique praising the original company’s photoplay and laments modern cinema.

Flin Lurtale Express

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Quick Recovery

A health ad promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for weakness from overwork and poor lifestyle. It claims rapid relief for uric acid poisoning kidney and bladder issues, stomach derangement, and general fatigue, noting centuries of use in Holland and a money back guarantee if ineffective.

Holland Haarlem Gold -Meday

His Specialty At Dorsey Dudgeon Fire Knowledge

The Penutua tavern landlord praises Dudgeon for knowing where a blaze is soon after it begins. He has scribbled warnings on garments and yelled directions from his porch as crowds pass by. A guest notes he would aid volunteers if his guidance were more reliable.

Dorsey Dudgeon Lanilord Petunia Kansas City Star

His Mother's Keepsake Reveals Last Request

A wounded lieutenant entrusts a gold brooch to a comrade with orders to ship it to his mother if he dies. The pal vows to deliver it, but the lieutenant is killed by a shell within moments, the pin then on its way to the United States.

United States

Lobster Adverts Four Thousand Eggs Per Seat

The fragment cites the lobster claiming four thousand eggs per seat. A second line urges urgency and action, urging readers to visit the lobster and consider its advice.

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