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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
7
An English novelist on his lecture tour at a Chicago women’s club declares women novelists inferior to men. He argues men have a broader outlook while women focus on love. A woman author responds that stirring readers with love is appropriate.
A fragmentary dialogue features Benator Borah style claims and Dinah quips about laundry woes. Aunt Dinah explains four pairs of white flannel pants shrank to three, with a folksy exchange over the missing item and a playful Martian rhyme.
The piece recalls an interview about the death of Sir Ernest Onagelt and notes the enduring truth that no wealth can replace the love of a devoted wife and a happy family, citing his legacy and personal happiness beyond fortune.
Cookie uses a dated persona as a conservative spinster rivaling a treasure hunt aboard a vessel to Leeward Island. Virginia Harding clashes with expedition leaders including Dugald Shaw and Cuthbert Vane while accusing them of conspiracy to defraud. The plot centers on treasure aims, with Virginia withdrawing as the search continues.
In the island tale a white canine figure appears on Lookout as Jinny confronts a ghost pig fear. Cookie reports the specter of a pigman haunting Lantern Bay while Jinny discovers a friendly eye dog, ending with Cookie reassuring her and the dog returning to camp.
A damaged OCR fragment suggests ancient Britons used iron currency. Finds are shown in British museums, with investigation noting unusual identifications and de nominations among items.
The text notes Japanese cherry blossoms cured in salt used to make a tea like drink. It contrasts clothing revealing women with style and public feeling guiding politics. It hints at public pulse and politicians failing to grasp personal autonomy.
Writings and paintings of Japanese statesmen sold at Tokyo Fine Arts Club auction. Three prints by Hara, an assassination era subject, fetched about 600 dollars. another set earned around 800. Pince Pamaguty pieces drew 250 to 800, pokemono proverb writings 200 to 300. A chrysanthemum by Minister Noda sold for 60 with a brush orchid at 70. Yamamoto and Toikonaimi contributed works.
The Courier Journal notes a sudden closure of an engagement after a yesterday marriage to Mr. Plubdep. The speaker announces release from commitment, citing a whimsical reason and the legal change in status.
A Philadelphia Ledger writer argues drugs fuel criminals by creating false nerve rather than true bravery. The piece cites burglars and shoplifters as typical users and notes courage fades after opiate effects wear off, leaving the perpetrator a trembling coward.
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