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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
8
A London report recounts a draftee who arrives with a black bag and a trained rat-catching cat. He humorously argues rats in trenches are a greater fear than combat, while an officer counters that cats cannot be carried overseas.
A wry remark notes the army favors single men, claiming they know less about war’s horrors. The line frames a mapmaker’s habit of finding faults as an endless search for It If necessary.
Safe gentle remedy promotes kidney and bladder cleansing. Haarlem Oil Capsules, a 200 year old standard remedy, claim to purify blood and restore vigor. Manufactured import from Holland, offered with money back guarantee and druggist availability.
In a playful exchange a Hairy Armadillo and his mate discuss speech, love and vanity. She gently corrects him while revealing their affection despite humorous misstatements and odd phrases. The couple shares a light moment with berries as a gift.
Little Gertrude visited school for the first time and told her mother she did not like it or the teacher. The teacher sat her in a chair and kept her there for a long time, but never gave her the promised present.
Tina orders Harold from the house while he cautions against temper flare. He admits feeling upset though determined to stay calm amid domestic friction.
A Salem dinner features Captain Joseph C. Cowell invoking future inland life after war. The text includes a garbled blend of sea hatred, submarine jibes, and odd pirate talk, followed by unrelated product pitches and a Western quip about Piute Pete enlisting and proving too stubborn to fight.
A fragment notes Englund claiming ownership of the finest diamond while a fan jokes about not playing baseball there. The terse items mix boast and banter reflecting sports culture and crowd chatter.
A village chapel sermon features a young walatster expatiating on theologient sub jeets and a devout woman presenting a market basket of goods as he notes commentators disagree. The item includes an 1888 Toledo Wall's Catarrh Medicine advertisement with Frank J. Cheney swearing a cure vow.
The Athilla Constitution quotes Brother Wilbinns noting excuses hinder timely action. He likens missing tools and a dry well to poor preparation and misjudgment, lamenting wasted effort when the righting is not done.
A garbled passage hints at sayings like spin a yarn and weaving ideas into fabric. The text appears as a jumble of words about catching, tying ends, and mental imagery without a clear event or subjects.
A garbled summary notes thrift stamps reaching many sites with substantial totals. It mentions a goal to establish 100000 licensed offices and cites 200000 already established with preliminary figures around 7.6 billion dollars. It references ongoing efforts to expand coverage and legitimacy of stamp sales.
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