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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1928
Page
6
A nostalgic pitch extols Castoria as a reliable vegetable product for infants and children. It underscores its safety versus other medicines, notes frequent household use, and claims it eases colic, cramps, diarrhea, or sleepless nights.
An eighty year old checker player from Philadelphia uses a personal trainer during a tournament in Cumming. After defeating the first opponent, the trainer assists by offering water and coaching from a chair as the player continues. The effort helps him secure a win and receive the cup.
Historical note highlights that Civil War battles involved about 2400 military engaged, reflecting on how some actions were notable enough to be identified in records.
A Denison Texas reader from Extra Grace Route 3 Box 25 says Lydia E Pinkham products helped nerv ousness constipation and other symptoms. She notes she uses the tonic wash and pills and will recommend them to others.
Lolita a twenty two year old from Elgin confronts Harvey Torrence after a dance hall encounter reveals his engagement is a game. He evasively promises a future marriage while she questions the truth and faces a turning point as they drive to the lake for a confrontation that ends unresolved.
The article discusses Dr. Maurthias J. Seifert's study on how exercise affects the heart. It attributes heart enlargement to predisposition from infectious disease and youth traumas, not just athletic effort, arguing pleasure exercise enlarges the heart while strengthening the body. It cites risks of strenuous youth activity.
Analysis of Macedonian generosity and the Christian duty to give. Emphasizes generosity as grace from the Holy Spirit, giving from poverty not wealth, willingness over ability, and giving self first to the Lord. Encourages voluntary, cheerful, and equitable gifts guided by motive rather than compulsion.
Brief reflection drawing on A W Tozer emphasis that America must face divine judgment and responsibility. The line suggests a stern call to acknowledge God’s presence and accountability amid national confidence and secular progress.
A brief reflection on living by the faith of adherence rather than assured feeling. The idea emphasizes steadfast trust in God's promises over fluctuating certainty.
A brief reflective note by the Shantymua inviting readers to give thanks for the Bible and its role in faith, prayer, and daily life. The post emphasizes gratitude and personal reflection rather than doctrinal teaching.
Learn the secret of looking attractive with home dyeing using Diamond Dyes. The 64 page Color Craft book offers tips for renewing dresses and draperies. Free by mail from Mac Martin, Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont.
Mrs Clara Raney a 64 year old blind since birth has completed 36 years as an operator at the Melrose Ohio telephone exchange near Delphos. She works from the dog cottage, plugging and operating the switchboard and explains how she distinguishes bell sounds for her work.
In a 1920 letter W A Cluck of Globe Mercantile Co Arkansas praises Milks Emulsion for curing long standing bowel issues and chronic weakness after prior purgative overuse. He reports store sales and urges customers to try the remedy with a money back guarantee. The letter also notes the claim that La Paz is the world’s highest capital and a quip about aging girls valuing money over love.
Physicians endorse Philips Milk of Magnesia as a ready remedy for excess stomach acid. One spoonful neutralizes multiple volumes of acid, relieves gas and sourness quickly, and is safe for children. available in drug stores with genuine prescription labeling.
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