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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
8
In this segment a tense pursuit unfolds as key characters move through town. Kenneth is ill and possibly in trouble, while Miss Grierson confronts harsh gossip and searches for Howard. A tense exchange at Mereside ends with sorrowful confession and a plan to uncover the truth.
Margery Grierson tends the sick man in a Wahaska room as Andrew Galbraith contemplates the writer man and Broffin plots. A telephone twist delays aid while Raymer hints at Charlotte and the Lake Boulevard riddle.
Griswold escapes the iron works scene and retreats to a lakeside resort to think. He contemplates the consequences of the money's taint on Raymer, Margery Grierson, and Charlotte Farnham, while wrestling with a hidden self. A confrontation on a hotel sidewalk ends with danger as a man with handcuffs closes in.
The New York Board of Health reports early infection is highly infectious and the coughing stage shows the bacillus is rarely found after the first week. Dr Luttinger notes physicians underestimate the disease and case reporting is low with only about 26 percent of cases reported in some areas and likely 16 percent citywide.
Col BE Polk Johnson of Louisville recalls a cold winter night picket duty during the Civil War. He quotes a reluctant soldier who refused a dangerous order after receiving a letter from General Grady urging care of himself and noting the army’s demand for brave men.
Police warning urged citizens to arm with respirators to counter gas attacks. Shops sold out within an hour as demand surged for rubber or non inflammable celluloid masks with mouthpieces and motor goggles.
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