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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
1
Mrs William Butts of Wellston Ohio says Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound restored her strength, eased back and side pain, stopped illness from colds, and let her do housework and care for her children. She plans to continue her blood medicine in spring and invites other women to write with questions.
The dialogue contrasts behavior around car ownership with people who attack others verbally. The Man notes that some individuals habitually run others down, while the Girl reacts to offensive behavior linked to owning a car.
A New York City man, John A. Perry, credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with curing his sour stomach and bad breath. He praises quick relief from stomach troubles, constipation, headaches, and indigestion, noting mild gentle action and no after effects. Sold at all drug stores.
A synopsis describes anarchists meeting in Barking London hideout being interrupted by the Black Gang. The raid results in several participants punished or abducted, a bomb kills Ginger Martin during a burglary attempt, and clues point to Count Zadowa's operation in London while Inspector McIver and Sir Bryan Johnstone pursue Zaboleff.
A hunchback named Zadona bombs a room causing destruction and fear. The clergyman Reverend Theodosius questions him about the secret drawer and the six perfect diamonds hidden in the desk. If the diamonds survive, a police handover may avert worse punishment for Zadona.
Count Zadowa and the Reverend Theodosius Longmoor pursue the missing heirlooms after a royal jewelry job in Amsterdam. The heist ends with a bombed office and a police inspection revealing a shattered desk and bloodstains, hinting at deeper danger and the pursuit of Hugh Drummond.
A fragment discusses whether Lokfer’s appearance was coincidental or intentional and wonders what objective he sought. The text suggests speculation on his possible aims and the significance of his presence.
Readable fragments describe a vast Confederate mining tunnel near Petersburg found by the U S battleground commission. The uncovered shaft extends 85 feet underground and was shored with timbers. It is touted as a major battlefield work and may yield evidence of heavy carnage.
A witty note from the Whio burgh Weekly Scotsman on marriage and expense, quipping that a wife is precious yet her lavish excursions can be an even greater cost to a man.
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