Lookout House Estate Plot Thicker Than Thanksgiving
Brooke Reyburn visits lawyer Jed Stewart over Mrs. Mary Amanda Dane’s estate and overhears plans by nephew Mark Trent who was disinherited. A new will surfaces with Henri and Clotilde named, while Brooke faces career changes and family moves as Sam prepares a local play and the house hosts a holiday gathering.
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Brooke Reyburn
Jed Stewart
Mary Amanda Dane
Jed
Mark Trent
Mark
Jerry Field
Lookout House
Lucette
Sam
Clotilde
Lookout House Mystery Deepens With Lola Visit
Mark Trent, Jed Stewart, and Inspector Harrison confront Lola Hunt at Lookout House as she presses for a share in a fortune tied to Mary Amanda Dane's will. Lola hints at a new business venture on the town point while Brooke Reyburn weighs possible motives and suspicions about Mark and Jed. The scene ends with Lola’s sharp exit and renewed tension.
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Mark Trent
Taku
Kowa
Jed
Mark
Bill Harrison
Jed Stewart
Inspector Harrison
Mr. Stewart
Inspector
Brooke Reyburn
Henri Jacques
Henri
Lookout House
Mrs. Dane
Causeway
Bill
Lola
Hunt
Bill Harrisson
Ishe
Stewart
Lola Hunt
Miss Reyburn
Bert Hunt
Mrs. Gregory
Anne Gregory
Brooke
Mary Amanda Dane
Mrs. Hunt
Goose Saves Courier Story From Ancient China
A writer in the Washington Post recalls a tale of a Chinese emperor who treacherously detained a courier in the north. He captured a wild goose, attached a leg letter, and the emperor later shot the bird, reading the message and ordering the messenger’s release.
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Washington Post
Kitchen Makeover Turns Crisis Into Cozy Home
Helen B shares how, after a devastating business fire, she and husband Frank revamped their kitchen on a budget. They reconfigured layout with movable pieces, built cupboards around the sink, raised the sink, and added a mobile table. Shared carpentry and painting created Swedish blue walls and yellow ceilings. A warm, practical home emerges, reflecting steady family focus over riches.
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Helen B
Frank
Berries Solve Dessert Riddle by Edith M Barber
A collection of fruit based desserts and recipes: cobblers puddings dumplings and cakes using berries with doughs cream and custards. Includes meringue fruit sauces and preserving methods with directions for bake steam and chill methods and a note on currants huckleberries and medley marmalade.
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Edith M. Barbererry
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Emilie Loring
Chapter
Betty Wells
Betty Welle
WNN Service
Meringues
Bel Syndicate
WNU
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