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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
1
A narrator shares a strange evening with Jenkins after receiving pajamas sent by a friend in Calna. The pair discover a dead spider, ponder visions and warnings about drinking, and Jenkins hints at a street corner lecture pledge. The scene closes with midnight musings and a calm, uneasy relief.
A harried bachelor narrator recounts a terrifying intruder Jenkins who bursts into his room, a struggle with a loaded pistol, and a chaotic chase through a dim apartment. After dawn, Jenkins calms, but the night leaves both men shaken and wary.
Fragmentary text shows a character Jenkins declaring for the Water Wagon with a jokey line about a savage-looking Chinaman and a casual inquiry. The scene mentions high noon and implies narrative play with tone.
A narrator recalls a tense night as another character Jenidza hides, urging silence. The scene shifts to a breakfast or luncheon with Jenkins, who worries about a mistake and mentions a watcher by the window. A strange image of a masked youth and a pipe emerges.
An exchange argues that conflict arises when one spouse dominates a family and other members yield out of courtesy. Over time the in law inflates power until a minor trigger ends the strain, allowing a fresh start on equal rights or complete loss of contact.
An old advertisement describes Cole a Carboligaire as quickly relieving burning itching and nurturing akin digvages and curing pain. It promises a free sample by writing to J W Cola Co Black River Falls Wisconsin. The text also includes quirky dialogue from On the Trail and Fiiegende Blaetter.
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