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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

3

Revenge on Beyers A Gyro Steered Escape in a Maelstrom

John Haynes, an English heir to eleven million dollars, is jailed by conspirators but escapes using a gyro driven rope trap. He plans to lure Frederick Beyers off Kristiensund by tying Beyers yacht to the pier and steering into the deadly Norwegian maelstrom to trap him. Eleanor Haynes, in Chicago, aids by rising to Beyers’s secretary to aid the scheme.

John Haynes Haynes Frederick Beyers Chicago Beyers Heyers Europe Mediterranean North Sea Baltic Norway Nokomis Falls New York Eleanor Beyer Eleanor Haynes Young Beyers Kristiensund Kronstad Italy

Maelstrom duel ends in rescue as ship es its doom

Haynes seizes the gyroscope to lash a rope between rock posts and a drifting vessel. Frederick Beyers arrives with his daughter Eleanor’s plea, the Viking fights the maelstrom and sinks, while Haynes saves Eleanor, her husband, and crew before the Viking goes under.

Haynes Frederick Beyers Beyers Kristensund Reyers Eleanor

Gray hairs face prejudice and faith in old workmen

The piece argues age bias harms workers like a skilled 22 year old barber barred by gray hair. It cites Cleveland efforts aiding elderly job seekers, praises perseverance, and uses biblical readings to question doubt and reinforce belief in Christ as guidance to truth.

C. B. Strayer Leslie Europe New York George W. Crossett Young Old Men's Association of Cleveland God Jesus Christ Jesus of Nazareth

Prolific Cattle Tick Defies Pasture Death Toll

In April a male and female tick lay eggs leading to billions of descendants by October. Female offspring cause further broods, while cattle hosts can harbor hundreds of thousands of ticks. Engorged ticks weigh about a pound after feeding, draining 200 to 500 pounds of blood in a season, helping calves die despite rich pastures.

Holding Trade

A shoe shop exchange captures a blunt exchange about customer service. The shoe man boasts quick service as a judge remarks on the brisk pace and the batter admits a recent rush cost him customers.

Overcoming Sorrows and Pleasures Cited by Townsend

A brief reflection by James G. Townsend counsels consoling sorrows with balanced pleasures that do not harm others, urging mindful indulgence to ease fate’s pains.

James G. Townsend

Two Motives in Human Conflict Said to Shape Rivalry

A thought-provoking pairing links emrlation to ambition and rivalry to envy. The aphorism notes ambition as Emrlation's child and envy as the parent of rivalry, framing motive as core driver in social struggle.

Emrlation Envy Tinlaac

Soule and Patiente Quote on Patience and Healing

A brief devotional note from Charles G. Amea urges keeping souls in patience and clinging to faith hope and love. It promises healing power flowing into and through us as we receive and give infinite good.

Charles G. Amea

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H. M. Egbert W. G. Chapman Walt Lfe John Howard W. Pope Moody Bible Institute Soule and Patiente
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