Lookout House Secrets Stir Estate Talks at Thanksgiving
Brooke Reyburn visits lawyer Jed Stewart to discuss inheritance from Mrs. Mary Armanda Dane at Lookout House. Overhearing talks about a possible will, disinheritance, and loyalties, Brooke faces family plans as Sam plans a new play and Jerry Field moves in for the winter.
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Brooke Reyburn
Jed Stewart
Mary Armanda Dane
Jed
Mark Trent
Mark
Jerry Field
Lookout House
Lucette
Sam
Brooke
Mrs. Dane
Daphne
Neighbors Arrive as Social Scene Expands at Sea Town
In a firelit library Mark Trent and Jed Stewart discuss new neighbors as Daphne Field and Brooke plan a winter in a coastal house with studio space. They hope to stage Sam Reyburn’s charity play Islands Arise while Lucette teases the budding cast and signals potential social entry.
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Brooke
Jerry
Mr. Field
Lucette’s
Reyburn
Lucette
Family Lost and Found
Purple
Mark Trent
Jed Stewart
Field
Reyburns
Mark
Mary Amanda Dane
Sam
New York
Taku
Kowa
Jed
Bill Harrison
Inspector Harrison
Mr. Stewart
Silverware mystery deepens at Lookout House
Mark Trent and Jed Stewart discuss a missing antique silver set and a will dispute with Inspector Bill Harrison. Lola Hunt arrives unexpectedly as tensions rise over secrets from the past and a planned theater project with Brooke Reyburn.
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Mark
Bill Harrison
Jed
Mrs. Gregory
Mr. Stewart
Brooke Reyburn
Henri Jacques
Henri
Lookout House
Mrs. Dane
Bill
Jed Stewart
Trent
Lola
Hunt
Lola Hunt
Mark Trent
Stewart
Lights of New York and Bragg on Wall Street Adventures
A column recalls Ben Smith and Tom Bragg, brokers known for fast play, sharing humorous auto misadventures near Bedford Village New York. It notes speeding concrete mixers and a gasoline steam shovel, and ends with a vignette about Ciro Terranova the artichoke king and a party mix up at Pelham Manor.
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Wall Street
Tom Bragg
Smith
Bragg
Bedford Village
N. Y
O. K
New York
Eighth Avenue
Ciro Terranova
Pelham Manor
Terranova
Indians Seek Return of Thunder Bird Skull From New York Museum
The Gros Ventres of western North Dakota asked the Indian office to help recover their sacred rain making skull from the Heye Foundation in New York. The legend tied the skull to rain and plenty, and years of droughts and grasshopper plagues renewed calls to reclaim the sacred bundle once the custodian embraced Christianity.
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Washington
Gros Ventres
North Dakota
Indian Office
Heye Foundation
New York
White House Driveways to Be Replaced by Auto Roads
President Roosevelt approves plans to replace the horse and buggy south grounds driveways at the White House with wider straight automobile routes. The project costs 27000 dollars, funded by the roads and trails division of the National Park Service and the work will be carried out by the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Roosevelt
White House
Roads and Trails Division
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Dressmaking patterns promise stylish grown and child frocks
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept offers patterns 1341 1349 and 1828 for sizes 12 to 20 and children 4 to 10. Describes fabrics trims yardage and design details for long and short sleeve versions with princess lines and puff sleeves. Prices are 15 cents per pattern.
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Little Sis
Mother
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
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