20 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
1
The Boston school board discusses guiding students toward suitable life work by tracking pupils for two to three years after graduation, coordinating with labor exchanges and trade boards to prevent waste of time and state education funds.
The text discusses the confectionery trade and the female role in sugar production, then catalogs a Missouri woman’s belongings including nails, bolts, pins, beads, and various small tools. It ends with a note on temperance, mentioning nails and related items as part of daily caution.
United States surgeons report success with a lep rosy antitoxin at the Malaki leper colony in the Hawaiian Islands. They foresee easier cures for obstinate cases, marking an epoch in medicine. The piece also notes state emblems and a discussion on utility versus dignity in symbols.
The rabbit proof fence in Australia spans 1176 miles, enabling access to water by digging in desert regions. A chain of wells was established, allowing cattle to be driven across the country and facilitating trade and future development of high tracts formerly inaccessible.
Official figures show a one third rise in depatired alcohol production in the United States for the year ended June 30 1910 totaling 6 075 998 gallons. About half was specially denatured and half completely denatured, surpassing output in the calendar year 1909 by 4 522 689 gallons.
A New England voice argues battleships may become worthless as powers race ahead with larger leviathans. The writer suggests delaying ship design while designers continue experiments, warning that even if delayed you won t lose by waiting for obsolescence to pass before launching.
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver, senior U.S. senator from Iowa, died at his Fort Dodge home at 4 30 a m after heart dilation during a heart exam by Dr Van Patten. He had recently recovered strength but battled stomach and heart illness for over a year and a half. Dolliver, born February 6 1858 in Virginia, rose from a local lawyer to national prominence as an orator and Republican leader, shaping Iowa and national policy.
Tentative plans set for Thursday services at 2 p m in Fort Dodge under Rev W H Spence with burial at Oakland cemetery Burns to attend First Methodist Episcopal Fort Dodge and Chicago and Brooklyn clergy invited Gov Carroll asked to deliver the funeral oration for Senator Dolliver in the wake of his death and Senate committee notes his appointment to attend with Cummins as chair.
Vice President Sherman appoints a Senate committee to attend the funeral of the late Senator Jonathan D P Deliver of Town at Fort Dodge on Thursday Oct 20 at 2 pm. Senators Cumming Bailey Biking Paygter Nelson Burrows Kean Clapp Beysridge Shiv ly Burkett and Money listed.
In Des Moines discussion centers on who will succeed the late Senator Dolliver. The field includes Walter J. Sih, Trask, Gee, Perkins, and Haughen among well-known names. Governor faces the task of appointing a replacement if needed.
At Manguin's dinner Henry and others debate the erotic and provocative aspects of Thais. The conversation mocks readers of Anatole France and jokily questions names and propriety, ending with a quip about calling an infant Venus.
A disjointed dialogue references a man who lost $10,000 in Wall Street and hints at lingering gratitude amid confusion. Names like Kaya Jost and Thad appear, while a judge and a tense exchange surface, leaving a fragmented, unclear account of motive and consequence.
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