Inheritance Tangles at Lookout House Estate
Brooke Reyburn visits Jed Stewart to discuss Mrs. Dane's estate and overhears disinherited nephew Mark Trent. Secrets emerge of a new will witnessed by Mrs. Gregory. Brooke faces living at Lookout House alone while family factions unfold and loyalty tests rise.
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Brooke Reyburn
Jed Stewart
Mary Armanda Dane
Jed
Mark Trent
Jerry Field
Lookout House
Lucette
Ian
Mark
Mrs. Dane
Brooke
Lookout House Plans and a Mysterious Will
Brooke Reyburn reflects on a puzzling will and the Reyburn estate as she settles at Lookout House. A plan unfolds to investigate a possible beneficiary while she recalls Mary Amanda Dane and the life she shared in the circular stairwell filled mansion.
Thanksgiving at Lookout House Opens Family Drama
Brooke Reyburn hosts her mother Celia and siblings Lucette and Sam at Lookout House for Thanksgiving. Celia may visit England with Lady Jaffrey, but Lucette and Sam agree to stay if Brooke keeps hosting. Sam plans a theatrical comeback with a New York trip to pursue a play as a Trent calls to confirm a Thanksgiving dinner invitation.
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Rooke Reyburn
Lookout House
Jacques
Dea
Philo Vance
Lucette
Brooke
Celia Reyburn
Sam
Baronial Hall
Henri
Clotilde
Sammy
Reyburn
England
Jaffrey
Brooke Reyburn
Big Sister
New York
Mother
Reyburns
Sam Rayburn
Hulloa
Purple
Trent
Answers to six trivia questions from a 1930s quiz page
The 1930 census set U S population at 122 775 046 with July 1 1935 estimate 127 521 000 an increase of about five million in five years. The world’s longest airline runs Amsterdam to the Dutch East Indies about 9 000 miles with two weekly departures each end. The Eugenics Department of the Carnegie Institute estimates 30 000 000 000 people have lived since recorded history begun. Countries issuing coins last year include Cuba Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Venezuela Costa Rica Colombia and San Salvador totaling 72 180 449 pieces. In 1907 Selig opened the first California studio in Los Angeles the Count of Monte Cristo was the first film. Cold temperate and frigid zone waters hold more life per square mile than tropical seas.
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Hollywood
Tropics
Amsterdam
Holland
Dutch East Indies
Eugenics Department
Carnegie Institution
Ree
Cuba
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Colombia
San Salvador
Selig
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Los Angeles
Monte Cristo
New York
WNU Service
No Buttons in Japanese Dress Noted by Collier's Weekly
An observation on traditional Japanese attire notes kimonos and garments are secured without any buttons or hooks using cards bands and sashes influencing daily wear and appearance.
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Collier’s Weekly
Foreign Phrases And Their Translations From Various Languages
A compact glossary of Latin French and Italian expressions with English renderings. It lists phrases like ad hoc et ab hac through trials to glory and O tempora O mores noting their meanings and usage.
Practical Household Hacks From Old Recipes
Quick remedies include removing water spots with a turpentine and linseed oil mix and preventing color runs in cretonne by adding aspirin to wash water. Use ammonia with water to clean brooms, rinse in cold water, and hang. Salt helps scorched pans, while a tangy meat sauce combines apple sauce horseradish and whipped cream.
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WNU
Firestone Ground Grip Tractor Tire Boosts Traction and Savings
Firestone introduces the Ground Grip tire with wider higher bars promising up to 50 percent more drawbar pull on wet ground and 30 percent more on dry sod. Tests claim up to 50 percent less fuel use versus steel lugged wheels, appealing to farmers nationwide via a Firestone broadcast on NBC Red Network.
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Firestone
Auto Supply & Service
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