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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
3
A dramatic scene unfolds in a downtown building after a man is found dead. Captain Clinton brutalizes suspects in a ritualized third degree, forcing confessions while Howard Jeffries faces a wary interrogation and a looming noon deadline for the undertaker.
In a tense late night scene Captain Clinton interrogates Howard Jeffries in a city apartment after a man is found dead. The coroner arrives confirms death and the captain hints at third degree tactics while the prisoner pleads his innocence and seeks to contact his wife.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at marriage stakes and social expectations. Obscure names and garbled phrases suggest a domestic plot or playlet scene with a tentative prize or bet among characters Muriel Malcolm and Marylage.
An unclear transcribed dialogue shows Battie and Patrick accusing Mikaele von ma of not alerting about the cat. Mikaele asserts she did obey and references a word of honor. The exchange follows an hour later with each waking and questioning who performed the duty.
An old advertisement touts Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic as a preventative and cure for sore throat. It claims cleansing, healing and germicidal properties with quick relief when mixed in water. Sold at drug stores or by The Pixton Toilet Co for 26 or 60 cents a box.
In Villeneuve Saint Georges a fox terrier mourned his deceased master, refusing food and staying at the cemetery. The dog died soon after, lingering at the tomb of M Constantin who had just lost his wife. The incident followed the death from lung congestion of a municipal councillor’s wife.
A mosaic of sayings and quotes appears, mentioning a talkative neighbor, self reliance, and medical remedies. It references Garfield tea and cure phrases, plus a mix of moral maxims and admonitions about behavior and health.
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