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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

3

Curious Nautilus Discussed In Ordnance Of Jules Verne Era

A fragmentary discussion in the piece surveys Captain Nemo’s Nautilus from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. It compares the fictional craft to German designs and notes power sources, propulsion, and electrical systems, with speculation on how such a sub could be built and operated using early electric and diesel principles.

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Promoters of Vigilance Prompt Curbs and Criticism

A fragmented quotation shows a senator named Sreghum discussing vigilance measures and potential political enemies. The garbled text hints at warnings against becoming careless or fearful while promoting vigilance.

Sreghum

Fragmentary New York news fragment from Kle paper

Incomplete OCR shows a confused exchange about a kiss and a defiant remark, centered on a New York context with unclear names and events, making precise reporting impossible from the readable text. The fragment hints at social or legal implications but lacks coherent facts or dates to establish a clear item.

King George's Collection Exhibition Held Across Fronts

A fragmentary report notes a private display of a valuable and diverse collection tied to King George. The items span various fronts and are described as highly intriguing and valuable.

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