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Newspaper
Bowie Booster
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
5
Women in the bureau of home economics share jelly making tips stressing small batches. They describe ideal jelly traits color flavor texture and setting while advising rapid processing and hot sterilized jars to preserve quality. They note batch limits for currants berries apples and grapes and methods to maximize juice extraction.
A Lancet writer claims a single blood drop, collected in a capillary tube, can indicate intoxication via the Widmark test. The method reportedly yields accurate results in determining alcohol presence in the blood.
Anna Silver Grenoble arrives in Veron River after news of her father Jim Grenoble’s murder in Chicago. Sophronia Willard meets Silver at the depot as Roddy Willard marries Corinne Feader and Silver’s fraught ties to gambler Gerald Lucas unfold on theWillards’ farm and with a new gambling resort nearby.
In a moonlit grove Corinne discloses to Gerald Lucas that she married a farmer. After a tense exchange and a reveal of their growing attraction, Silver suspects a spying motion as she watches from her window. Elsewhere, Silver contemplates helping Roddy and the farm community while Sophronia advises restraint.
In a crowded loft, Silver endures Duke Melbank’s drunken advance during a harvest dance. Roddy Willard intervenes, saving her, while Corinne’s jealousy and Roddy’s future loom large. Silver confronts fear about her feelings for Roddy as night ends and morning brings choice.
Prairie state residents report a mysterious serpent seen by Joe Heckelsmiller while plowing, with a head two feet high. Tracks supposedly rival a balloon tire and lead to a lake. Ed Kranich G L Koch and Ben Miller describe a 16 to 22 foot long serpent with a flat head sighted in Lake Campbell near Mound City.
A lark nests and hatches its eggs beneath a railway line at Oss in Holland while trains rumble overhead all day, illustrating resilience of wildlife amid industrial noise.
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