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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
8
Digest of farm guidance covers manure management, pruning diseased fruit, poultry care, calf and sheep feeding, barn cleanliness, and soil improvement. Emphasizes dry nests for young pigeons, roosting indoors, and avoiding overfeeding grains. Includes dates and practical methods for apple scab, manure use, and stock management.
A vivid travelogue describes Florence rising along the Ponte Vecchio with heavy tile roofs overhanging narrow streets. It notes the crowds, donkey carts, and vendors on the bridge, and highlights the diverse colors of the facades, arches, and ornate details seen from both sides and the river.
Portland physician treats five generations of the Edie family, starting with a centenarian matriarch who died of senile gangrene after a three month illness. He also aided the matriarch’s daughter and three descendants, including a priestly cleric and a newborn, during the period.
An Exchange essay argues that a healthy dose of self-dissatisfaction motivates sales, management, and leadership. It warns against excessive self pity and warns doctors may tranquilize those overwhelmed by ambition. The piece portrays ambition and discontent as essential, if uneasy, fuel for progress.
Miss Mildred Dennis describes years of eczema on scalp neck back arms and chest with itching and discharge. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily for two months the eruption cleared and hair improved. Advertisement notes world sale and free samples via Cuticura Dept L.
Five year old Little Paul Faul at 41 Wyckoff Avenue tickled a mule near Cypress Avenue and Troutman Street. The mule shied injuring his face and hands. an ambulance arrived while a surgeon from the German Hospital treated him before his mother took him home.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It features phrases about “Castoria” and “In Use For Over 80 Mary” with a signature endorsement, typical of early 20th century patent medicine ads.
A partial excerpt references fall barriers and trampe Gent leaving, with scattered lines about patent medicines and a China mention. The text is garbled and preservation is incomplete, offering few clear facts or names.
A clipped awkward line notes a person named Ti Ggi-oOh discussing a house to house canvass. The fragment suggests questions about why people yearn to buy or not buy a property. The context is unclear but indicates a survey or outreach effort in a Chicago news setting.
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