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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

2

Lone Mesa Dreams and a Navajo Charity in Desert Drama

Sonya Savarin, a self-appointed Physician to the Navajo, plots escape from dishonor on Lone Mesa but is rescued. She becomes involved with Navajo allies, a Border bandit called Capitan Diablo, and a mysterious man who calls himself Starr Stone. She forgives him and learns his real name at a dance.

Lone Mesa Sonya Savarin Arizona Serge Lila Babs Rodney Blake Sonya Little Moon Two Fingers Starr Stone Sonya Darling Rod Sis Hosteen Blue Water Hole Hogan Beelzebabt Hombre Blue Water

Night Escapes as Mexican Wariness Shortens Bond

Sonya and Serge flee a crowded event with a protective Man of Lone Mesa guiding the exit. A spectral figure warns of evil as they pass, recalling a desert preacher known as the Servant of the Lord. The trio leaves into the night with Babs under Serge’s care.

Sonya Lone Mesa Lila Babs Serge Beelzebub Myra’s the Lord Daddy

Shadows of Death and Destiny Bind Sonya to Starr Stone

Sonya Savarin sinks into chaos after a summer night revelation as Starr Stone, the renegade, calls to her heart. Red Blake fades to a distant dream while she embraces peril and power, body and soul, in a bond that reshapes her future and fate. Lila arrives as the day drifts toward evening, signaling new turns.

Sonya Savarin Red Blake New York Starr Stone Lila

Woman Heals and Hears of Love Amid Indian Epidemic

Sonya Savarin, a nurse, travels the reservation tending sick Navajos while grappling with a dangerous past and a looming clash with Starr Stone and Beelzebub the Servant. Her work intensifies as an epidemic spreads, and the mystery surrounding Starr and Rod grows distant. The tale advances toward a dramatic continuation.

Slender Dress Pattern for Heavier Figures

Describes a slender look for heavier figures with a deep V neck and lace. Recommends bright silk sheer or cotton prints, polka dots, or circlet patterns on dark grounds. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and Pattern 1779 in sizes 36 to 46. fabric and lace yardages listed. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept NYC with name, address, size.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Old George Finds Business Dire in Antique Trade

An antique shop owner named George laments slumping sales. He notes that high prices deter buyers, while low prices fail to attract customers, leaving the business in a state of persistent pessimism.

George

No Lie Judge Confirms Smithing During Speakeasy Raid

A prisoner admits to posing as a locksmith during a speakeasy raid, stating he was pursuing his occupation when nabbed by officers. The exchange occurs in Boston courtroom proceedings.

Boston Transcript

Admitted It Onstage Mix Up at the Theatre

A quick backstage exchange reveals a mistaken identity as a man apologizes for accusing a woman, then corrects himself. He clarifies the remark was about his own wife, not the stranger, in a tense social moment.

Witness recalls confrontation and injuries

A statement describes the exchange where one person claims to have been punched in the eye by another, denying choking and asserting the other party did not offer a fight. The remark highlights the dispute and perceived violence.

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