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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
6
In a tense scene Gale clashes with Mexican bandits led by Rojas as a tawny foe lunges forward. Dick feints and kicks, sending the attacker sprawling, while Gale's decisive strike kin to his old breaking plunge unsettles the armed group.
Thorne tells Mercedes her fate hinges on escape from rebels led by Rojas. Dick Gale disrupts a saloon brawl to create a desert corridor for the trio. They flee into the night toward the desert with Mae rcedes and Thorne seeking safety while U.S. ground looms nearby.
Cameron forms a risky partnership with an unknown admirer in Illinois. Warren, father of a wronged girl, reconciles with Cameron after his apologies. They search a Cave for gold but succumb to injuries from a sandstorm. Rich details follow of Gale meeting Thorne and a mission to rescue Mercades Castadena from bandit Rojas.
A fragment describes Tom Seldin as a gentle man who could look you in half a second. The line appears as a dialect sketch with uneven phrasing and uncertain context.
A railroad purchasing agent notes the oak die lasts twenty years and trees take two decades to mature for ties. He warns that balance is lost if we do not plant one tree for every tree felled and urges teaching children forest conservation.
Mrs. Martha Straves of Bend Nebraska says Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured her menopausal weariness and restored health after years of misery. She urges others to send 10 cents for a trial package and notes the medicine strengthened her and kept her healthy.
An old advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple home dye solution for wool linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It claims no streaks spots fades or running with easy directions and guidance from a druggist. It suggests dyeing a baby’s coat skirt and curtains among other items.
A playful exchange features Fatima Filtt asking where Wadislaw Wren was born and Wren replying that he wasn’t born but hatched, signaling a witty dialogue between two characters.
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