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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
1
A restless nephew, Alex, plots to murder his aging uncle to gain inheritance. He engineers a staged scene and uses fear to justify his crime, preparing to claim the wealth that hangs on the uncle's fate as dawn nears. Police arrive in the night, unraveling the chilling schem e and testing the suspect's nerves.
In a tense inquiry, Alex faces officials about his uncle Jason Stoneleigh’s suicide. A doctor confirms a stroke left the uncle’s right hand paralyzed, the gun found in his hand, shaping a grave, uncertain verdict as authorities seek the truth.
A letter from Janet challenges a couple about adopting Pamela amid a strained marriage. The writer argues against uprooting a child and warns of long lasting harm from divorce, urging the parents to consider the child’s welfare and the consequences for all involved. The piece reflects on morality, responsibility, and the impact of broken homes.
Star Dust profiles Bill Quinn starting in her youth with Ina Gerhard and others, noting early stages in theater and radio. Mentions Adolphe Menjou Marian Davies Muth Rolaid and a Port Lee debut, plus World War I and Wyler's early life in Mulhouse.
Puzzle appears as a jumble of across clues with partial spellings and misprints. Entries include terms for animals, tools, emotions, and body parts, arranged with inconsistent capitalization and broken words.
Projects range from artificial pussywillows made of crepe paper and chenille to toasted almonds as toppings for creamed dishes. Cheese balls add festivity to salads, while soft cheese shaped into balls can be rolled in nuts or celery. Use a shaving brush to dust pleated lampshades, and repurpose linoleum remnants as heat resistant place mats on painted plywood.
A thick glass filled with hot liquid is more prone to cracking because glass expands unevenly as a poor heat conductor. Thin glass resists cracking since heat reaches all portions quickly, allowing uniform expansion.
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