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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
Barnes attends a masked gathering at Green Fancy hosted by Mrs. Collier where De Soto and O Dowd plot, Miss Cameron charms, and Barnes resolves to aid her. A tense, ornate scene features servants, secret identities, and a veiled plea for help from the crossroads woman.
Wealthy New Yorker Synopels-Thomas K Barnes travels to New England near the Canadian border and is offered a ride by a mysterious girl bound for Green Fancy. At Hart's tavern he encounters a troupe of actors led by Lyndon Rushcroft and Miss Thackeray. Eight mounted men depart under odd circumstances. one returns dying, and Barnes faces suspicion. O Dowd of Green Fancy claims the case does not concern him while Barnes pursues the grounds and the entrance of the mysterious girl. The book features Sprouse the bookseller and a wary reception at Green Fancy as events unfold.
The article notes Barnes urging a girl with promises of lasting affection and excitement, implying a morally charged exchange within a social context. It highlights the emotional stakes and public interest in the interaction.
A South African farmer advocates daily four pounds of banandaga steeped in whisky to extend life. A University of Pennsylvania professor suggests regular foot tickling as a method to delay aging.
The article notes Wyoming led states by allowing women to vote and serve as jurors nearly half a century ago. It recounts the first grand jury in Laracle Wyoming including women and references Wyoming's 1808 territorial organization and early act granting women voting and office rights.
A garbled quotation laments artists ignoring money and mentions a fringe idea of a $5,000 picture price amid claims of many artists living up to the tradition. The broken text appears to be a failed transcription with unclear attribution.
Paris June 16 Germany denounces the peace treaty as biased and coercive insisting on self rule for German areas and an international court for crimes. The reply argues reparations limited to civilian Belgian and French losses and rejects allied occupation costs while seeking a German led commission and plebiscites under neutral supervision.
Paris June 16 The big four peace conference decides that Turkey may retain Constantinople after the treaty.
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