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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
6
Mrs Violet Finical of Wearon Okla credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving two year bed rest and two surgeries. The advert claims the remedy helps with hot flashes headaches back aches trembling and fainting and urges women to heed similar symptoms in middle age seeking safety through the product.
Fragmentary text describes an impresario offering $100 to any audience member who enters a stage door. A sheepish man volunteers, the impresario feigns contempt, and a tense scene unfolds as the crowd reacts to the dare and the audience member contemplates stepping in.
An oblique, garbled note references buttermilk flavors and phrases like rayng tahorty bonds and freedom purchased. The fragment hints at taste ideas and endorsements but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or concrete events to anchor a clear report.
Jumbled OCR fragment mentions hands and safety but lacks coherent events or identifiable names. No clear person, place, organization, date, or outcome is readable to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragmentary dialogue centers on Tinry and Hetty debating gold shortages and wartime fear. Henry voices urgency about hoarding wealth as talk of a possible shift to silver rises, and Hetty hesitantly weighs commitment and a future decision.
Mike, recently home from the front, hobbling on crutches, recalls a rough night with his saber and says the police did not stop him that first night. A friend consoles him with questions about the big battle and his injuries.
Fragmented OCR text presents two cryptic lines about learning by listening and a saying on a woman moving her prayer rug before a mirror. No clear events, people, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portions.
Des Moines reports the 168th United States Infantry known as the Third Iown or Fighting Fifty first departed for Mineola Texas then to France. About 3,500 men with 36 sleepers 30 dining cars 15 kitchen cars and one freight car moved in seven sections with Colonel Bennett leading the 1st section. Hundreds gathered at the station as trains were prepared and soldiers boarded amid quiet farewells.
Major Tolts of the Minnesota National Guard says eight hot air furnaces will be installed in each men’s barracks at Camp Dodge with four per floor while officers’ quarters use steam from individual plants. Total cost is estimated between 450 000 and 500 000 dollars after weeks of debate over heating plans and construction delays.
German forces attacked French positions on the right bank of the Miage over almost two miles and briefly gained a foothold in one area. The French war office says counter attacks regained all positions.
Capt Leslie Vickers of the Seaforth Highlanders and a Columbia tactics instructor says the draft correctly pairs manpower with needs and has proven successful in France where he served and was wounded. He adds the draft drove the right man to the right place.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses. A Cincinnati inventor claims a few drops instantly relieve soreness and shrink the corn, drying without irritation. Druggists sell small bottles. if not stocked, ask your grocer or local drug house to order it.
Fragmentary report notes Johnny Walleunever and others assisting to wed Noolo in city hall. The text mentions a neha and a reported hus sayiudness, plus a garbled detail about a near miss and a heart.
Fragmentary notes recount a green sentry on duty near the South Carolina coast fending off three nocturnal visitors with a firm halting command. The officer’s wife and child are mentioned in the defiant exchange, reflecting a martial scene amid missing details.
A passerby at Extrames encounters a smut eating place window joke captioned Ginn stew then returns to find the gag altered to Chunk thowder while still avoiding clear meaning The proprietor notes the governor should be proud as a platform hails a transfer amid market chatter and jest over October stockyards plans.
Fifteen people take part in a Plenicking event with fifteen Iuieh baskets. One bag is lost containing the salt, triggering a small misadventure as participants search in vain for the missing item.
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