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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
7
Fragmentary lines describe a voyage event involving a ship, a crew, and an English speaker. The text mentions a vessel possibly named or linked to Lion Vetlowes and an impending departure by a person converting to English identity, with shore exhaustion hinted.
In Lisbon amid quay crowding and naval talk, American sailor Fellowes pursues a chance to join Captain Chater aboard the True Bounty. He encounters Miss Cara Inglepin and learns of dangers from British agents as he plans a return voyage to New York across a volatile Atlantic theater.
In a Chicago lodging, Artie Blanchard guides Walter Miller through city pretensions and country contrasts. The pair contrast country restraint with urban swagger, noting pickpockets, fake city slickers, and get rich schemes on State Street and the Drive. The talk blends humor with wary streetwise advice from Artie to Miller.
A Carnegie Institution panel in Washington says the Moon’s apparent white glow comes from contrast with a dark sky, while its true color is likely a dull brown from weathered rock. Mars may look red due to atmospheric filtering of blue and green light.
A contemporary voice sighs that brass buttons and service stripes define a uniform appeal. The piece reflects on wartime nostalgia and the social pull of military attire, linking tradition with cultural identity.
A California woman of immense wealth built a sprawling Santa Clara valley house with 144 rooms spread like a village. For 88 years carpenters expanded it to prolong life, according to Popular Science Monthly. The interiors feature hidden walls, trapdoors, two and half inch steps, balconies with no access, and rooms with gold plate, silver fittings, stained glass.
Improved Uniform International lesson notes recount Ezra the priest s journey back to Jerusalem with a company of 1745 men plus women and children under King Artaxerxes decree. Ezra seeks God s guidance prays and fasts and trusts the hand of the Lord to protect the caravan carrying about five million dollars in sacred vessels. The text highlights Ezra s lineage as priest scribe his quest to teach God s statutes and the value of honesty in handling holy funds as the caravan travels four and a half months to final arrival.
A devout girl prays for fine weather for a pirate party. Rain darkens the day and her mother notes God may say no. The girl replies that God has answered by saying no, teaching a quiet lesson on prayer and weather.
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