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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
2
A clipped dialogue joke montage references love of country and labor, with lines about a grandfather and a Dead Sea. It pairs quips from figures labeled Last Word, Unsympathetic Listener, and others, ending with a witty exchange on money and bachelorhood.
Hank Cowden recalls the 1896 wreck of the four masted bark Stanley off Texel in a north sea gale. The ship ran aground after a sudden squall. sixteen aboard were rescued by distress rockets and Texel light, with Hank the last survivor to jump to the Hercules. He has since quit the sea and settled ashore.
European discovery of soda water traces to Priestley in 1772 and Schweppe in London 1780. Philadelphia physician Physick helped introduce soda water to the United States, with a 1807 precursor to the soda fountain. Early fruit syrups with aerated water credited to Eugene Roussel. The American's Creed by William Tyler Page asserts government of the people and duties to country and Constitution.
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