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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
8
Advertisement touts Tanlac as a universal remedy for stomach trouble indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites Mr. Joseph Heckel of West Oak and claims the medicine improves digestion purifies blood and restores vitality. Readers urged to buy a bottle at local druggists.
A witty exchange features Mise Cayenne defending long skirts and a powlegged girl, challenging the notion that female attire reflects capability. The remark highlights early discussions on women's rights and dress.
A Los Angeles woman writes that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her recover from illness and pain. She claims the remedy improved her health and that she has recommended it to others, including her sister.
A fashion survey highlights knitted scarf wraps in shawl-like styles with shaggy and camel hair textures and bright color blends. It also covers fall blouses in crepe de chine with embroidery and soutache braids, noting new materials and jacket-like overshirts.
An old advertisement hawks Coles Corbellsalve promising quick relief for skin burns with a 800 and 600 price and mail order to The J W Cole Co Rockford IL. A pair of light local vignettes follows withElection talk about Mr Pucher and a joke on a Scotsman and a humorous cinema miscue.
A Washington Star quip notes caution at Leaat with Uncle Eben claiming you can have your bottle and a mule will balk a locomotive, reflecting a folksy regional saying about prudence and status.
In a humorous vignette, residents mock a man Gabe Gunshun forgetting his wedding year while another quip notes dog ownership, with Tammy Bob’s visit to grandma and peaches. An old bachelor jokes that firmness and obstinacy are a matter of sex.
A woman and her son pass a candy store and the boy begs for an all day sucker. She stops him, scolding that four o'clock is too late for such a treat, illustrating a humorous parental moment from a Judge column.
In a Boston Transcript note a heated argument drew little attention to danger signals. The piece discusses Johnny Weaver and a lyric suggestion for a literary clique in New York suggesting their song title Merrily we roll a log.
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