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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
6
A rural Oklahoma woman, Mrs. Cora Short, tired of dairy toil and constant caregiving, credits Lydia A. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improved health and energy. She weighed 136 pounds after seven bottles, up from 116, and now reports better sleep and no fatigue.
Long family homestead lies west toward Manchester Connecticut along an old highway. The dignified square brick house recalls a former period while the Pinney name marks the site since 1717 when Samuel Pinney acquired the deed from the Indians before building a log cabin.
A playful exchange from the Vancouver Province features a character named Harry surveying a freshly papered wall. A moment of comic confusion arises as lumps on the wall prompt a recollection that pictures were left hanging.
A sensational item questions whether a striking figure styled as a “goautiful blonde” seeks personal liberty or is confined. The brief hints at marital status and possible imprisonment, asking readers to weigh if she is married or jailed.
Garth Guthrie and Etienne struggle through a brutal blizzard to reach timber and shelter after losing several huskies. The team saves themselves, but five dogs die from exposure, leaving the survivors and their leader to hunt for warmth, food, and a safe path to the camp as tension builds with Cree hunters and a looming encounter at the Canoe River.
John Adams son and private secretary to John Quincy Adams faced a sharp rebuke in the national capitol rotunda after a nose pulling incident. Russell Jarvis, editor of the Washington Telegraph, had backed Andrew Jackson. the confrontation occurred during a White House reception and ended without punishment for Jarvis.
The article describes the Aeolian island group north of Sicily as seven large lands and many small ones. It names Wpnrl Satna Valenno Filburl Strombol Vanarla and Alfeut as larger islands with fertile soils. Main products include currants olives figs tropical fruits and salt with some volcanic activity noted on the islands.
A brief note explains that closure, first used as cloture in 1882 British Parliament, ends debate by vote. It notes the term’s French origin and the shift in the United States toward closure, while some prefer the original word cloture.
War correspondent Floyd Gibbons argues German planes outclassed British aircraft in early 1917, citing superior German tech, industrial efficiency, and an earlier spring model release that left Britain’s older machines sluggish and outmatched. He notes English fatalities due to home-production failures and calls civilization an unfinished knowledge.
A provocative remark notes growing inequality and the idea that wealth should not shield comfort from basic living standards. The quote hints at debate over social and economic fairness and access to necessities.
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