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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
8
The lone narrator recalls a tense scene aboard a cave dwelling as pirates revel in gold coins and plan the morrow. Tony and Capt Magnus move stealthily, while the aunt and Miss Browne seek safety in the cabin as the sea and shadows close in.
In a tense escape attempt, I rise from a hut to witness Shaw and companion bound, fed, and guarded by pirates. Cookie slyly offers drink to distract, while I hack at cords and plan a risky rescue as Crusoe lunges into the camp. The chapter ends with a hopeful yet precarious moment.
A concise reflection on action over words, linking Carlyle’s idea to life in Ife and urging concrete deeds over mere talk. The quote frames a call to consider practical conduct and impact in daily life.
In a terse exchange, a man orders a trim of the “little craft” that is his wife, while another quips that she is a revenue cutter. The dialogue hints at sharp humor and marital friction.
An advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for children with stomach issues. It promises quick relief by easing bowels within hours and touts the product as tasty and safe for babies and all ages, urging mothers to insist on the genuine label.
The Himalaya discovery dubbed abominable men of the snows is revealed as monkeys, not humans. A langur in the museum, once alive, came from Himalayan regions where its fellows live in troops. Mr. Goodwin-Austin reported details in La Nature, cited by the New York Tribune.
A note from the exchange reveals a dissatisfied patron claiming his wife wanted a refund after attending the opera. He notes many boxholders listed on the program were absent, suggesting widespread no-shows among the audience.
Five workmen felled a 148-foot smokestack on Staten Island in 56 minutes using a novel technique. The 850 ton stack, 47 feet at the base, required three base openings and four foot wooden shoring blocks. A kerosene center block burned after partial brick removal, causing the stack to crash with heavy force. most bricks stayed above ground, reusable. Also reported: Lord Chief Justice Sir Peter O’Brien to serve as commissioner on the Munster circuit, and a peasant witness’s rebuke to the jurist in court.
Uncle Eben quips that with no submarines during Noah’s ark voyage no wicked neighbors could have blown up the animal kingdom, a wry comment on fate and missed chances.
A man, entering at 3 a.m., wanders into the parlor and faces an inquiry from his wife about his late hour. He jokes about wiring the horse for wireless, a comic aside that captures his curious mood.
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