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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
8
A jumble of notes discusses hay fever remedies including Peruna and a Malay coin story, then recalls a Lincoln lawyer anecdote about proving a forged will by revealing a water mark. The text blends medical claims with a dated parliamentary style tale and a miscellaneous aside about paper manufactures.
A reader reports severe indigestion and nervous prostration improved after replacing breakfast with Grape-Nuts and cream. She notes heat flashes, dizziness, chest pains, and blood pressure symptoms that faded once she resumed the cereal regime, with occasional lapses after greasy foods. She credits Postum and Battle Creek branding to brandish credibility.
Potney England Sept 9 Yesterday's boat race featured Harvard and Cambridge crews. English rowers won by mere lengths after Cambridge pulled ahead early and maintained it despite Harvard's late surge. Experts cite English oarsmanship and river conditions as decisive factors.
Paga Real September 10 government troops train leaving Havana Priday rumped the track coat of Gonafofason del Sur. The train was sur reuided by several hundred Insurgents led by Pino Guerra in person and fired on all Saturday night and until 9 o clock yesterday morning. The train was saved by Colonel Avalos and 400 men who fought through from Consolados del Sur. Rebels withdrew westward after destroying the bridge over the Santa Clara river and culverts and cutting wires near Herradura. The revolutionists camped last night at Arroyo Cruz west of Consolacion.
The text mentions Ryary doz In Trance taxed and every dog eight registered, a bank returning to Keene New Hampshire, and a roughly eighty year old signatory president. It states a relic item priced at three dollars, and references tea culture shifts from wartime scarcity to a modern five o'clock tea standard in Germany and France.
The article extols lead as essential to modern civilization, detailing its roles in plumbing, printing, solder, and especially paint. It explains white lead and red lead products, their production, and applications in coatings, machinery, and structural preservation, urging appreciation for this versatile metal.
The text explains Brazil’s political division into 21 states including the federal district, noting three states cover most lowlands and parts of western uplands, totaling more area than the other 18 highland states. It adds that the coastal margin is narrow, yet these coastal regions hold over 26 percent of the population.
A testimonial from Emma Wilson of Liscomb Iowa in 1905 praises Cuticura Remedies for skin disease. The writer describes a severe eczema outbreak on chest and body, recovery after continued use, and a five year no reoccurrence. Also included is a gossip vignette about a dramatic accusation and a note on parasols for Parisian horses, plus a Kansas anti liquor society mailing plan.
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