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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
4
John Haynes, hunted for murder after escaping Nokomis Falls prison, builds a gyroscope powered undersea contraption. He aims to flee to Ireland via the Atlantic cable, risking massive pressure, monsters, and a lone death or triumph as authorities close in.
A Kansas City Star anecdote tells of a Genius who assembles the world to shout Ugh to reach the Moon. A Simple Man opts to listen, and two deaf old ladies utter Ugh breaking the plan. The moral remains Make it Unanimous.
A satirical portrait of a wealthy bachelor, grandson of a rugged pioneer, whose urban rise and rising rents push him toward marriage as an escape. He marries a younger wife craving nonstop travel and pleasure, only to find the old life still chasing him. The tale ends with the moral that marriage to dodge trouble often yields new ones.
Margarita Valdespino of El Paso wins a sequestration suit after presenting a two inch tail fragment as proof of ownership for her white bull pup Hl Japonis. Judge McClintock tests the tail on the dog and rules the fragment confirms ownership.
Explorers note regular routes used by kakapo in New Zealand's mountains. The birds create and maintain clear tracks along spurs and ridges for nocturnal outings, snipping vegetation as they pass and even weathering snow to follow the established paths.
Miss Maud Wilson, a George Baker Logan school teacher, sues Metropolitan for 7500 damages in Kansas City. Testimony reveals she was treated with pulverized gold for shattered nerves after a street car collision in 1912, receiving one sixtieth of a grain doses.
A courtroom mockery features a boastful counsel plan with an orator sob specialist insanity expert and a minor legalist as potential help if needed. The dialogue conveys theatrical courtroom preparation and feigned legal drama.
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