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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
6
After a tense exchange over a handbag linked to Madame Hooesler, Renshaw brushes off a false alarm, buys two revolvers and tools, and flees to the Waldorf to search for the two women. Hart’s presence hints at a dangerous, concealed motive behind a hurried New York trip.
Renshaw, an ex war veteran, agrees to live as secretary in David Campbell's house for a year. Doctor Stanley approves. Rumors of spying servants, a blue circle of light, and eerie noises deepen the unease. Madame Hooesler asks a New York mission with a priceless case bound for Mr. Atkins.
Renshaw hurries to board a train after a locked room incident and plans to discard a fifty thousand dollar leather case. In town he seeks an audience with Mr Atkins at a Trust company, weighing risks as he contemplates delivering or abandoning the case amid tense pursuit by Madame Hooesler and others.
A large word puzzle shows a 1925 copyrighted page with numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The list includes terms for rivers, fabrics, verbs, and various objects, hinting at a crossword style solution to be published in the next issue.
A reader asks if the leather case’s contents were altered, noting the valuables were white paper. The inquiry suggests concern over possible tampering or replacement of items.
The article recalls cider as a national institution in England with praise from John Phillips the poet for Hereford cider, notes the Earl of Manchester’s French court use, and mentions West Country Griggling where bands serenade orchards then a farm wife pours cider to bless the harvest against rude robbers.
A housekeeper complains to a colored cook about hard boiled eggs. Snybel defends her method while Hilda, new to America, is blamed for overcooking. Hannah notes Hilda boiled eggs for ten minutes, three minutes too long. Youth's Companion.
The article notes annual coconut imports into the United States totaling 100 million for food and other uses. It mentions the U S army using large quantities of coconut shells to produce absorbent charcoal for gas masks. It also comments on an alliance between youth and cynicism.
George Short, a motorman on a South Orange line, walked into the Newark office to write a collision report with a snow sweeper. He noticed one finger was shorter, a portion reportedly cut off during the crash. He speculated the injury occurred when the front of his car was damaged.
A judge wrestles with whether a young girl appreciates the oath she must take. The girl answered that she would not be given any witnesses' expenses if she lied, illustrating the challenges in swearing a truthful oath.
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