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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
An advertisement praises nuxated iron as a quick fix for fatigue and weakness. It urges readers to test their endurance, take five grain tablets three times daily for two weeks, and reports dramatic gains in strength and stamina within days.
The pneumatic tire industry grew from the 1889 inception of the Duntop Company in Dubin Hieland to a global market valued at about 650 million dollars. The rise followed the advent of the automobile, with tire manufacturing expanding rapidly over twenty seven years. Rouen, France is described as a city blending ancient charm with modern industry, featuring both old stone architecture and contemporary life.
Advert reads Cuticura Soap and Ointment as supreme for gems rashes irritations and sore hands with free sample by mail. Also advises chigger prevention and home remedies including sulfur rub and hot bath with strong soap. Mentions C H Moyer and seven children in a faded anecdote.
Army ordnance experts report a six foot torpedo shaped bomb with a gas chamber and explosive charge offering air burst capability. Inventor King offers exclusive use to the U S government and claims remote timing and horizontal release options for aerial deployment from airplanes for targeted destruction.
Washingtonians desert the city as summer begins retreating to seashore and mountains while birds that inhabit parks and trees show rising numbers. Observers credit federal and state bird protection laws for increases in bright songbirds such as goldfinches orioles warblers and scarlet tanagers across suburbs and city edges.
Dr. Waller Lough of the Nallome owseuum curates a history of illumination from ancient tinder to modern stoves and bellows. The exhibit shelves a papyrus of devices and a curious curfew brass lid once used to cover lights at nine in England.
The article notes President Woodrow Wilson using many pen types to sign measures. He traditionally used a soft fountain pen but employed different pens for major acts. He signed the eight hour railroad bill with four steel pointed pens and sent one to each labor union head. He also used a gold pointed Quezon supplied pen for the Philippine bill and a quill pen crafted from a bordupinclmplah Honotor for another act.
A compact item from the Kansas City Journal notes a quirky phrase about quiver and dine reet tied to English pagers, reflecting a playful, era-specific linguistic snippet in a regional paper.
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