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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
6
In six weeks on the Desert Moon Sam suspects trouble as Mary and Sam uncover whispered plots of revenge. Hidden explosives and a tense cabin stakeout reveal Sam's hidden mail and Gaby's perilous links, ending with a chilling vow and a murder.
Sam Stanley, owner of the Desert Moon ranch, informs housekeeper Mary Mungin that his former wife’s twin daughters Danielle and Gabrielle will live at the ranch next century. John, adopted son, and Martha, cared for by nurse Mrs. Oiling Rieker, anchor a small household with wanderer Hubert Hand and ventriloquist Chadwick Canfield. The arrivals spark engagement dynamics as John plans with Danielle while Gabrielle intrigues Canfield.
The text describes various self-preservation strategies among creatures, highlighting feigning death as a remarkable method. It notes that some insects, birds, and other animals pretend to be injured or dead to mislead predators, with examples including the American ground dove the ruffled grouse the green plover and the wild duck.
A Popular Mechanics finding notes that saber tooth cats and prehistoric wolves showed reduced tooth nerve supply. California asphalt pit examinations reveal adults had scant nerve pulp access as root canals became closed over time.
In a playful exchange Mrs Suburbs and her husband George debate a comic misreading of a lure from a Seventeenth century romance. The line past the hour of 12 prompts a pun on halidom and Khalidem as a watch brand, revealing light humor in dated prose.
The article notes that average handwriting for normal vision serves as a standard. It states nearsighted writers produce smaller writing because they see an enlarged image, while farsighted writers write larger since their eyes shrink the image.
A clipped note suggests a boy could fill an executive role if no difficulties arise. The brief hints at adaptability in staffing and office succession with a wary, businesslike tone.
A Western mother from Oklahoma City touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, gentle remedy that cleanses and strengthens babies and children. The ad claims over four million bottles sold yearly and urges mothers to demand the full name California Fig Syrup on the carton.
The Isle of Man government fears the famous Manx herring faces oblivion as a major curing station relocates to the Shetland islands. The industry has declined since the early nineteenth century and the current catch is very small.
Registered certified Grimm alfalfa offered at 17.40 per bushel and sweet clover 3.60 with notes on weed content and inspection. Seed shipped subject to inspection. club prices and free samples available. agents wanted. N. D. Grimm Alfalfa Assn Fargo North Dakota with over 500 growers.
New Brunswick supplied about 7000 deer hides and 700 moose hides for glove production last season. Most went to glove manufacturers in Quebec Ontario and the nearby Maine and New Hampshire markets.
A Baltimore Soldier's bonus claimant explains to examiners he cannot confirm overseas service. He recalls being taken to a ship or "a big black hole" and told to shovel coal as he mentions drinking water while aboard. The Balti more Sun reports the exchange.
Burning skin is quickly relieved and healed by Cole's Carbolic salve. Leaves no scars and is said to be a medicine chest essential. Sold by druggists for 60 cents or by J. W. Cole Co. Rocky Ford, Illinois.
L. M. Lewis of Bremerton Washington shot a rare bird that local reports describe as an immature ostrich or a dodo Ornithologists at the University of Seattle identified the bird as a Peale's falcon a uncommon raptor in North America
The naval observatory reports a partial lunar eclipse on the night of April 12 13 1830 visible nationwide in the United States.
Mrs Hulda Smith of 310 W 10th St touts Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a valuable tonic and nervine especially during expectancy and recovery It is offered in liquid or tablet forms with a trial package available for 10 cents plus free medical advice from Dr Pierce Buffalo N Y
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