Newwed Splurges On Hat With Check to Bank Ad
A newlywed wife writes a fifty dollar check on First National to cover a hat while her husband protests. The couple notes the bank’s advertised claim of one million dollars in resources.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
2
A newlywed wife writes a fifty dollar check on First National to cover a hat while her husband protests. The couple notes the bank’s advertised claim of one million dollars in resources.
Most men who threaten to bring a lawsuit know all the time that they won't. The saying reflects a pattern of empty legal threats common in disputes.
Tony leads a trio to seize a power schooner and head for the Mexican coast as Captain Magnus plans a cut to the treasure cave. Prisoners endure threats while Aunt Jane and Miss Higglesby Browne face emotional shocks and Virginia contemplates the island’s peril.
An 18th to 19th century note recalls Addison praising plain diets with one-dish meals for most beings, while humans may vary. A physician recommends first finishing meat before choosing a second dish and avoiding pastries or strong condiments until after meals, plus avoiding indigestible pills.
A fragment discusses an African interior spider that produces papery threads. It describes a large spider funding a papery surface about two inches square with nine threads forming a tiny sheet. Unclear terms appear, but the piece centers on the mythic papermaking spider.
Dialogues show a nurse Olga and others debating "system" and "esteem" with playful misreadings. The piece mirrors period humor from Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph and The American Legion Weekly, featuring exchanges about responsibility and financial worries in a satirical tone.
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