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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
6
A fragment notes a dialogue about a role and money in a cellar mix of characters. The passage centers on a humorous exchange over why empty bottles ended up in a cellar and who bought them.
High grade Aeolian Piano Player from New York City offered for 250 dollars with two sets of rolls valued at 226 dollars. The seller promises good as new condition and that it will fit any piano. Box 898 Omaha Nebraska listing ad states family ownership change and a breaking, and notes address for response.
In a comic clip from an old column a stout English woman struggles to enter an omnibus from the rear. The driver urges a sideways attempt and the pensioner replies she has no sideways, prompting a light, humorous exchange.
A fragmented reminiscence captures a rural scene where a poet discusses a robbery and a failed manuscript while a local council school lesson on voice types prompts a humorous moment. Jimmy, son of the milkman, suggests a playful mispronunciation for quartet harmony.
A vivid late passaged sketch of Tangier describing its ancient roots and bustling Moorish streets. The account notes Tangier’s position on the north coast facing Gibraltar, the mix of peoples in crowded markets, and the chaotic arrival of steamers. It highlights guides, varied inhabitants, narrow shops, and a proverb about mobility in the city.
A vivid excerpt depicts Tangier's bustling marketplace with the Soho market area brimming on Thursday. Vendors and animals crowd the lanes as Moroccans trade fruit, poultry, and garden produce while Moorish women and carriers move goods to support families.
A baby girl was born last week in Allenport to Mrs. M L Hobos. The infant has a rare transparent back, drawing interest from physicians who note the child is in good health and normal except for the unusual back.
A narrative extols a successful immigrant farmer who built wealth in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta through grain growing and modern methods. It profiles debt freedom, prosperous holdings, and large crops while urging others to emigrate, with testimonies from a Day ton Illinois reader and a Canadian official to verify names of similar entrepreneurs.
A Crawford county farmer loses part of his cultivator in plowed ground. Neighbors pass by asking if he lost something, and a passerby jokes about worms. The farmer clarifies he is digging worms for his pup, Dozzard, amid the misfortune.
Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports six years of heart trouble eased after taking Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He states improvements in breathing, eye swelling, chills, and back ache and notes a current weight around 200 pounds.
Early Wisconsin figures George B. Smith and J. B. Sloat shaped legal culture with bold courtroom lines. A dramatic summer scene featured Brian's sharp interruption prompting Smith to request dismissal of a habeas corpus writ and to free a defendant from solitary confinement.
A fragmentary review mocks a lachrymose novel noting the heroine’s constant crying while offering unrelated ad copy about carbolic products and a stray moral quip. The text blends literary critique with dubious marketing phrases and nonsensical asides.
Seven year old Little Bloige Cave visits Madison Virginia and safely carries a saucer to a neighbor. The neighbor drops and breaks it, but Eloise calmly remarks grandma may not have a saucer to match it and offers to go home and break it herself.
President Taft expresses cordial approval for Tuberculosis Day to be observed October 27 by churches nationwide. A letter to Homer Polka of New York, president of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, indicates broad religious participation likely across denominations with about 60,000 sermons planned around that date.
A fragment describes a woman attempting to follow her mother's injunction and deter young men. A passerby notes a man with his arm around her last night, while she seems distant with a faraway, unreadable look in her eyes.
A Missouri woman shares twelve years of illness and eleven doctors, suffering from cramps bilious spells and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement and urges others to seek advice from the Lynn Massachusetts lab.
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