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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR passage references land, citizenship intents, and a Routt County colonization link. It mentions Walton Street in Denver and a desire for a special excursion rate. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear subjects. It reads like a fragmented historical notice collection.
A partial quote in the Cleveland Leader describes a person borrowing or spending savings to buy base tickets. The fragment hints at someone shaving money from themselves to cover expenses.
Promotion for travel from Chilcago to Boston offers through sleepers and liberal stopovers with daily departures and returning fares. Contact W. B. Cookson or A G P Ay at 13th Adams St Chicago for rates to Eastbound units in New England and Canada. A juvenile anecdote follows about a boy named John preferring any animal to being a girl.
Houston Texas woman Mrs Bessie L Hicks credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female trouble and sickness She urges other women suffering from similar ailments to try the remedy noting her restored health and well being
The world mourns financier E H Harriman after his death at 61. wealth estimates ranged from 60 to 100 million. Funeral plans and burial in Arden follow private family arrangements with services likely Sunday afternoon. Tributes pour in from railroad presidents bankers and business leaders as Wall Street absorbs the loss of a key industry magnate.
The funeral for Lieutenant General Henry C Corbin, former head of the armies, was held in Washington on Friday, following his death in New York last Wednesday morning. A Food and Drug Inspection hearing will be held at the Agriculture Department on September 30 regarding weight and volume standards for packaged foods.
A clumsy dialogue depicts a patient asking a physician about his health with garbled words. The doctor notes heart and lung issues and manners as affected. The piece also mocks patent medicines and advertising phrases including Wrigley’s Spearmint and a quip about unpaid tailor bills.
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