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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
6
In a dramatic scene Margery and the narrator discuss wrongdoing and atonement. He cannot marry while Galbraith’s conviction looms and the danger of long prison terms looms. Margery vows to wait and urges him to choose what seems best.
Griswold agrees to go to New Orleans with detective Broffin after a tense confrontation at the Widow Holcomb's house. He hands over the safety box key, writes a farewell letter to Margery Grierson, and ultimately pleads guilty, accepting punishment for the bank robbery. The scene shifts to public notice and a prison sentence, then to Margery's reconciliation with Andrew Galbraith as plans unfold for a future together.
A Philadelphia parrot allegedly cried out 80 indicating police entered a home and found the occupant dead from drinking poison. The bird squawked "Gat" when told of the incident.
Henry Muessel general manager and a chauffeur Frank Chrobot were killed when two masked robbers forced entry to the Muessel Brewing office in South Bend Indiana. A third man William Muessel was mortally wounded while robbers fled without taking money, while hunting valuables. Robert Muessel son of Walter gave police a description. The incident shocked a prominent local family and city.
Winfield Scott Hammond of Minnesota died suddenly in a Clinton hotel from a stroke induced by recent pneumonia. He had arrived with J. A. Nowell to inspect land and lumber interests. J. A. Burnquist was sworn in as Minnesota's nineteenth governor to succeed Hammond.
Vienna reports Chancellor von Bathman Holweg will arrive with full conditions for central powers peace terms after talks with Austrian foreign minister Baron von Buglan. Conditions to be conveyed to the allies, with Germany proposing The Hague as first conference site. Also notes Ted Lewis defeated William Ritchie in ten rounds in New York and a fire destroyed Little York’s main business block, Warren County, causing $65,000 loss.
Washington reports from Consul General Skinner indicate the state department will file a sharp protest with the British Foreign Office over interference with American mail to and from Holland. Officials say the document will demand an immediate explanation of Britain’s actions.
Sterling reporter says T. N. Childa of this city allegedly forged Ha Shurtleff’s signature to obtain $500 from Minola House of Representatives. After arrest he killed himself to avoid disgrace.
Washington December 31 British authorities seized mail from the German foreign office to Ambassador Bernstorff after receiving instructions from Von Jagow related to the Lusitania case. The action follows diplomatic tensions as the incident unfolds.
Mothers urged to switch from harsh laxatives to California Syrup of Figs a gentle fruit laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels and eases stomach discomfort for children and adults. A 50 cent bottle includes full usage directions.
An early 20th century ad promotes Weeks Break-Up A Cold Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for colds and la grippe with a 2 6 price at druggists. The ad also touts Hanford's Balsam for cuts burns sores and open wounds with light application to reach the wound base.
A gossiping pair discuss George Macpherson who used to visit Ethel nightly for three weeks then ceased. The exchange hints at possible motives behind his visits and a joke about listening to grapho phone records.
Dr C Abel Musgrave surveyed German experts on wireless waves and life. The consensus states that radio waves do not affect organic ice or climate though some electrical stresses may accelerate rainfall.
An Arkansas woman credits health improvement to skipping coffee and using Postum after unable to pay a specialist. She reports better sleep, pain relief, and regained vitality, noting headaches from coffee ceased after switching to Postum Cereal and Instant Postum.
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