Mystery Girl encounters stranded star on yacht voyage
An interrupted broadcast aboard the Yoreda brings Star Island runaway Star back into the hands of Trent Rankin and Hargrave. Rankin and Hargrave argue over her fate while Star reveals her past and why she fled. The crew prepares to decide her future as dawn nears and the storm subsides.
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Trent Rankin
New York
Yoreda
Richard Margrave
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Hargrave
Star
Nantucket
Bosworth
Trent
Dick Star
Sirus
Tyron
Atlantic
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
In a vivid river deck scene Hargrave ascends to see Star in a wind swept bow, Rankin beside her. Bosworth hints at trouble as the crew arrives, breakfast sets the day, and Star’s appearance foreshadows further drama on the Yoreda with a cliffhanger ending.
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Nancy Page Bean Pot Dinner Tradition
One of Nancy's prized possessions was a bean pot passed down from her great grandmother. When cold weather arrived she served baked beans for dinner, a tradition Nancy kept alive with her New England heritage.
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Nancy
New England
A Simple Beans Recipe From Frugal Times
The passage describes two approaches to navy beans. One uses canned beans heated with salt pork or bacon in a bean pot for an hour. The other, more time consuming method, soaks two cups of navy beans overnight, boils until skins split, drains, then adds scalded salt pork cubes, two teaspoons salt, one tablespoon molasses, and a quarter teaspoon dry spice for slow oven cooking.
Beans Baked in 275 Degree Oven for Six Hours
A recipe describes combining mustard and two tablespoons sugar with three quarters of a cup of boiling water, then pouring over beans. The mixture is covered and baked at 275 degrees for six hours, with Nancy removing the cover in the final hour and adding water if the beans appear dry.
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Nancy
Administratrix Appointed for John Henry Bures Estate
Emma Bures named administratrix of John Henry Bures absentee estate in Linn County Iowa on January 1 1934. Creditors urged to file claims in Linn County District Court and all debts settled promptly. attorney George F Buresh assisting in the matter.
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Linn County
John Henry Bures
Emma Bures
George F Buresh
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