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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1937

Page

6

Lookout House Secrets and a Missing Will

Brooke Reyburn learns of an unwritten will while overhearing lawyer Jed Stewart and disinherited nephew Mark Trent. The tale unfolds at Lookout House with a missing silver cache, a covert black gloved touch, and a Thanksgiving plans clash as Brooke faces inheritance intrigue and evolving romantic ties.

Brooke Reyburn Jed Stewart Mary Amanda Dane Jed Mark Trent Mrs. Dane Lookout House Mark Brooke Lucette Mrs. Gregory Henri Clotilde Lookout Mrs. Reyburn England Sam Harrison Will Silver Lola Bert Hunt Lara Jacques

Hidden silver and a vanished key spur a tense night

Mark Trent and Brooke stalk through Lookout House seeking who moved Aunt Mary Amanda's silver. A missing key, gardenias, and a hollow feeling of betrayal sharpen the hunt as Sam Reyburn plots a party and Mark vows to join the stage cast.

Night at Lookout House Leaves Mark in Suspense

Jed Stewart and Mark Trent navigate a tense evening filled with secrets as Lola Hunt plans to sell a key paper while a mysterious intruder looms. Brooke Reyburn’s influence and Aunt Mary Amanda’s silver fuel mounting distrust.

Brooke Mark Trent Field Jerry Jed Stewart Mark Mary Amanda Brooke Y Trent Lola Goodby Brooke Reyburn Lola Hunt Jed Lookout House

Farley Rise From Small Town Roots to Postmaster General

James A. Farley, born 1889 in Grassy Point New York, rises from bar tending and clerking to political organizer. He aids Alfred E. Smith's governor bid and Franklin D. Roosevelt's campaigns before attaining the top political post as U S postmaster general.

James A. Farley Farley Grassy Point N. Y Hudson River Jim Farley Stony Point Packard Commercial School New York Jim Alfred E. Smith Franklin D. Roosevelt United States

The Rosary's Creator Wins Quiet American Fame

Robert Cameron Rogers born 1862 wrote The Rosary so it could be an American epic. Ethelbert Nevin set it to music and earned huge royalties from 3 million copies sold. Florence Barclay wrote a novel The Rosary inspired by the song, a massive best seller. Rogers earned only a few hundred dollars.

Buffalo N. Y Robert Cameron Rogers Ethelbert Nevin Florence Barclay Rogers

From Lawyer to Poet Edgar Lee Masters Emerges

Edgar Lee Masters, born 1868 in Garnett Kansas, practiced law in Chicago until 1920 before gaining fame as a poet. His early work included A Book of Verses and Songs and Sonnets, but the Spoon River Anthology, published in 1915, made him a renowned figure in modern literature.

Clarence Darrow Edgar Lee Masters Garnett Kan Israel Putnam Petersburg Lewistown Edgar America Chicago Waverly Boston Saturday Evening Call Peoria Spoon River

Tips and Tests For Everyday Household Tasks

Practical notes on preserving silver with camphor, tenderizing meat by longer boiling, keeping apples with glycerin, and judging fresh fish by smell. Also how to avoid soda taste by pre dissolving, prolonging cut flowers, adding perfume to starch, and a recipe for Scalloped Apples and Maple Trifle from WNU Service.

Dish Drying Is a Picnic With These Cross Stitch Towels

Vintage pattern notice offers transfer design 5868 for six 5 by 7 inch motifs to decorate dish towels with cotton floss. Provides material lists, color ideas, stitch illustrations, and instructions. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. at 259 W. Fourteenth St New York NY with name address and pattern number.

Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept W. Fourteenth St New York N. Y

Dickens Quotation on Income and Expenditure

A Micawber line from David Copperfield contrasts annual income of twenty pounds with expenses of twenty pounds six pence, noting happiness or misery based on the balance. The remark illustrates Victorian fiscal philosophy and prudence.

Copperfield Dickens Micawber David Copperfield

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