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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
The Red Cross, emblem of mercy, drives relief for physical pain and mental distress. It expands civil relief among allies and supports enlisted forces, with growing European presence and call for full American support and adequate funds.
A somber reflection on nurses and aid workers tending wounded soldiers at the edge of battle. The narrator vows to support by care and skill, embodying sacrifice and compassion as a living symbol of the public's aid and the flag bearer’s duty.
A Red Cross driven advance in battlefield care brings new anesthesia and real time imaging to aid wounded soldiers. An EX ray fluoroscope guides surgeons as nitrous oxide anesthesia replaces riskier agents, enabling precise abdominal surgery and quicker recovery for front line cases.
Doane News recounts residents visiting Algona and nearby towns for shopping, visits, and school. mentions land viewing by Harvey Harris and family, Miss Lucille Bakkle visiting cousins, and local youths attending Des Moines and Sioux City schools. Notices include Liberty Bond sale details and local bake sales with addresses and hours.
A lengthy column lists residents and visitors around Algona and nearby towns. Notes include Harvey Claussen’s business trip from Kennerville, Alvie Anderson’s Kansas trip, fair attendance by Kenitz Noble Kahl and James Smith, and many kinship and social visits across Garner Sioux City Estherville Buffalo Center Mason City Sibley Hubbard Swea City Elmore Dysart Riceville Magpie ton.
The seller advertises 23 boars available on October 2 from stated matings and invites buyers to visit that day. A spring boar option is promised to meet expectations without disappointment.
Sunday activities include visits and dinners at several homes. John Ditmer and Del Fitch host guests. Carl Carlson visits from Burt. L. A. Daniels and Leonard suffer health issues with hernia and appendicitis. Dr Wallace treats the family. Mrs Kregar undergoes appendicitis surgery. George Stone builds a machine shed while son George is quarantined for influenza at Camp Grant.
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