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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
8
In a tense late chapter, the narrator reflects on Captain Barclay's plan and the looming revolt on the Jamaican plantation. Rebels seize the barracks, torture overseers, and prepare ladders for action as the narrator contemplates a desperate, dawn escape to the island with Quashy.
The narrator and Quashy race home on a powerful black horse after a rest, planning to tell Helen urgent, hopeful news. On the way, Quashy hints at a possible slave uprising as tensions rise and the ominous mood tightens around their mission.
In a stray tale from the Northwest a quiet artist seeking rest encounters a small motor car on a rough corduroy road. Her horse balks as the car approaches, the driver stops, calms the horse, and Miss Moody thanks him, then asks what machine it is.
A Lancashire businessman, self-taught, achieved major success. He distributed school prizes and urged boys to value education. He emphasized arithmetic and basic truths learned through schooling, noting that education frames reasoning from numbers to geography.
A new fish at the zoo, noted for its soap like color, seems to vanish and reappear in the water. Its shade resembles a tablet of bath soap, making its presence hard to confirm despite careful observation.
A compact reflection on trust and vanity presented as aphorisms. It contrasts skepticism toward flattery with the imprudence of arrogance, then jokes about ignorance equating to happiness through witty maxims attributed to Madame Necker. The tone is quizzical and observant, with lines warning against blind belief.
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