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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and remain in unbroken Bayer packages with directions for use. It notes small tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents and larger packs are available, referencing Bayer as the trademark of Monoacetylsalicylic acid and listing headache and other pains as conditions treated.
Stacey Wallen, the ship survivor, battles fatigue and a fever dream as he struggles for passage off a tropical isle. A Malay guide, a sudden reunion with Helen MacKay and Matt Mott aboard a tramp steamer pivot the suspense toward a possible sea escape and questions about MacKnight and the Upolo.
A playful exchange from the St. Louis Globe Democrat features a man lamenting a terrible cold and stopped up head while a woman suggests trying a vacuum cleaner as a remedy.
Edith-Tow asks about photos in a curt exchange. Marriage responds that one image is pretty while another is a fine likeness. The dialogue highlights domestic humor and social shortcoming in a terse weekend note.
Sinopsia-Stacey Wallan, survivor of a doomed crew, recalls a childhood incident linked to a confession. Facing yellow fever on board, Wallan watches five Chinese sailors and Ting Wek, sent by Drink Houze Sam, plot to kill him. Drifted to Arra Island, he seeks a distant ship twenty miles away with the aid of trader AMfacKnight.
The text discusses a cort book titled The Mules of Civility from 1675. It notes admonitions against rough behavior during conversation and suggests it is foolish to punch or constrict a speaker, warning of laughter and social offense.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a dispute over payment for an article. The quotes imply disagreements about value and salesmanship, but the surrounding context and speakers are illegible.
FragmentaryOCR reveals a harsh classroom moment where a speaker warns a pupil about failure and crime while implying gun instruction. The tone suggests a troubling lesson about violence and discipline in a troubled setting.
A garbled transcript reveals a caller discussing a juror named Umson and Utah with remarks about a soldier and a sickness. The exchange hints at a confidential chatter among jurors and mentions Birmingham and a wing.
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