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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
1
A sparse OCR fragment refers to a 1972 copyright entry involving Bobbsperries. The readable bits mention a title or work and a year, with no clear author, publisher, or location. The text is too fragmentary to determine a complete item or event beyond the year.
Harding Kent presses toward Hugh Crandall as the prime suspect in Katharine Farrish’s shooting attempt. He argues Crandall’s guilt through inferred contact with Katharine and notes Crandall’s flight, while General Farrish’s health falters and banker Andrew Elser’s death shadows the investigation.
A detective narrates chasing a Crandall connection to a Farrish case. The team explores Crandall’s apartment finding a morphine syringe and a post office box clue. They suspect a broader crime network linked to yellow letters and Archway New Jersey.
A cryptic exchange unfolds with a judge and Sembo in a fractured, dialect rich moment. The jurist questions why intervention failed as the other party cries out, leaving the scene unsettled and unclear.
A Philadelphia family recalls Polly the parrot once covered to hide a visitor’s gift from Polly’s donor. On a later holiday, Mr Saintly brought an extra cage and, after Miss Mary Goodley shaded Polly, the parrot squawked loudly. Polly’s remark likened the scene to an Opera box.
Dr Caldwell promotes a laxative herbal blend with pepsin to aid digestion and bowel regularity. The home remedy, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is advertised at 50 cents a bottle, with free trial bottles offered by mail to Monticello, Illinois.
The London Opinion notes the centennial celebration of the steamboat and recalls the British Admiralty’s rejection of paddle wheel propulsion for navigation. It recalls Dr Lardner, who argued steam vessels could not cross the Atlantic, yet lived long enough to apeculate about travel in unsafe terms.
Fragmentary remarks show a dispute over a vehicle with accusations that one party repeatedly drives the car. The other person concedes fault and notes a long absence or waiting period before using the car again.
A quirky 19th century ad style claim touts Winslow’s Boothing syrup as a cure for Chillres guthing and wind, promising softening gains and pain relief for 250 a buttle with blessings offered despite vague warnings of a wolf at your door.
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