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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
6
Denison and Jane flee a roaring forest fire across a pine belt and down a steep ridge to a spring as flames threaten. He carries her when she falters, saves both from collapse, and they survive by submerging in icy water. The ordeal strengthens their bond amid the blaze.
Refuges escape flames at Gunlock Knob to find Denison's ranch unscathed as Jane confronts her father Van Tambel and foreman McCrossen over love, loyalty, and alleged theft. Denison aids Jane then faces threats from the antagonistic family. Colliding loyalties push toward a volatile future on Gunlock Ranch.
New York gossip spots Mrs Gable charming a hair salon crowd and Clark Gable as he trips between Hollywood and the city. Fredric March is praised for humility. Jessica Dragonette launches a coast to coast radio series on CBS. Mary Louise McCroskey wins $500 after 215000 votes. Loretta Young buys Ramona costumes reforms wardrobe. Jack Oakie to host a radio ceremony show with guest professors. Ann Gourtney signs with Warner Brothers. Gloria Swanson may return to stage. Barbara Stanwyck to dance in Banjo on My Knee. Met broadcasts sponsored by RCA and Western Newspaper Union.
A Philadelphia firm hired a self-proclaimed greatest salesman in the world to market three lines of goods in the West. After a week with no orders, a telegram revealed the twist: the so-called greatest salesman was actually the second best, and the real genius was the man who supplied the inventory.
A historical exchange explores alleged fee patterns for marriages, with a respondent noting five dollars as the typical amount and asking if cash discounts were available. The fragment hints at customary wedding or officiant charges and informal bargaining in the era.
A man attempted to hang himself but the rope around his neck tightened and choked him. A friend entering the room found him standing with the rope still in place and asked his motive. He explained the rope around his neck was choking him.
A brief shop exchange shows a customer asking for a pair of gloves as a gift for his wife. The saleswoman inquires about color and size, while the customer declines specifics, saying she will surely change them if needed.
A man presents his photograph to an official asking if he is the letter’s addressee. The official confirms accuracy and hands over the letter. The scene centers on identity verification and rightful delivery of correspondence.
A short comic note from Columbia Jester features Whiskers and an uncle who can play the piano by ear. Gurney counters with a joke about his uncle fiddling with his whiskers in a playful exchange.
A brisk note from Ev erybody's Weekly features a witty exchange about stock or pawn involving a courteous lawyer and broker Miss Jones, illustrating the era's brisk, joking commerce banter.
A brief dialogue captures a proposal moment where Jim’s ease contrasts with nerves. The exchange implies positive reception and suggests a confident engagement, framed as a light social vignette from a bygone issue.
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt pieces together a playful exchange where a mother notes two apples in the cupboard this morning, now only one remains. The son replies it was dark and he did not notice the other as he explains the discrepancy.
A fragment from Indianapolis News features a humorous exchange about marrow used as a stamp adhesive in an album. The quirky quip contrasts oddities with everyday life. No clear date or names beyond city.
A patient asks a quack how to cure waking with mouth open during sleep. The purported remedy fails as the quack declares the problem incurable due to skin tightness causing the mouth to gape when eyes are closed.
Heat experts call chimney loss waste heat. To save money, adjust the turn damper in small increments toward closed positions while the fire burns. Find the ideal setting that maximizes useful heat and minimizes chimney loss, mark it, and keep the damper there for lower fuel bills.
A kitchen note describes making a mushroom rice dish. In a saucepan melt butter with onion and green pepper, simmer five minutes, add bouillon rice mushrooms chopped tomato and ham with salt paprika and Worcester sauce. Simmer 30 minutes, top with grated Swiss and Parmesan, serve with tomato sauce.
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