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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1917
Page
1
In a tense scene from a Henry Kitchell Webster novel, Rose confronts Randolph and confronts love, friendship, and ambition. Rose explains her lasting devotion to her husband while navigating Galbraith’s offer of steady support and the lure of independent work in fashion.
Rose hosts her husband Rodney in her New York home and invites daily meetings. The first call leaves her elated while Rodney stays reserved yet cooperative about future contact. Their day includes studio tea with artists and a lively debate on art, feminism, and society, ending as they stroll home at dusk.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a section titled Chapter XXIV Friends set in New York, mentioning a vacuum and Rose’s life amid unclear surrounding events.
A distressed caller recounts a tense exchange as an alleged assailant presses for contact. The victim hesitates, then answers, and ends the call after hearing a final affirmative phrase before a struggle ensues. An ignored warning suggests escalating danger and pursuit.
Charles Webster, federal fuel administrator for Iowa, orders lighting curbs to save energy. Advertising signs theater lights and exterior displays must be off Thursday and Sunday nights. interior store lights may remain for safety. Stores closed must limit interior light. municipalities must reduce white way lighting to minimal safe levels.
Charlie Thomas, convicted of the 1902 murder of Mabel Scofield in Des Moines, is granted parole and will be released December 31 from the Fort Madison penitentiary. He will work on a state farm near Fort Madison and reside there, after serving about sixteen years of a life sentence.
The passage outlines a wall hanging method with a strong base below a large centerpiece and a higher peak above. It suggests using a sofa or bookcase as the base and placing a principal picture at the center, framed with a wider base and a higher apex above the arrangement. It also notes the ideal placement of a box of pictures over the fireplace.
Homer A. Miller state director urges busy sale of the government war savings stamps in Iowa. Posters have arrived for immediate distribution showing a child with a plea to save the nation from autocracy and poverty. A second poster featuring Joan of Arc aimed at women is expected next week.
Des Moines coal dealers and mine operators refuse to sell Iowa coal at any price. Retailers uniformly reject orders at five dollars and fifteen cents per ton, the price set by Charles Webster, federal fuel administrator, prompting a telegram from Mayor John MacVicar to Dr. H A Garfield, another federal fuel administrator, reporting the stance.
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