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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1938

Page

7

Farwell Named Local Preacher Sparks Town Curiosity

In Locust Hill the Old White Church welcomes Dr. Jonathan Farwell as new preacher amid village speculation. Dale Farwell, a geologist son and Elaine's memory, Kemp-friendly Laura Lee and Evelyn Marblestone figures fuel social intrigue during dinners and tea parties as townsfolk watch Farwell's family dynamics and the parsonage hush.

Locust Hill Jonathan Farwell Cassius Brady Dr. Farwell Dale Farwell Brady Lenora Dale Marblestones Evelyn Farwell Elaine Farwells Lee Brady Kenney Mulgrew Lee

Farwell Audiences Eve and Dale Seeths a Narrow Exit

In a tense late scene Dale sneaks from the Marblestones' home after Evelyn and Farwell share a piano moment. He wrestles with plans to confront Lee alone, weighing how guests would react. A familiar car and Pliny hint at a developing break in the plot.

Farwell Evelyn Liszt Marblestone Dale Marblestones Lee Pliny

Farwell Household Gossip And Wartime Bonding

Evelyn Marblestone visits Locust Hill where Doctor Farwell hosts a festive dinner with Dale and staff. Abbie Brown interviews Pink Mulgrew about the kitchen and Pink recalls wartime service and a shell fragment wound. The scene hints at personal ties and upcoming changes as Dale plans to leave.

Lee Evelyn Marblestone Bradys Doctor Farwell Dale Pink Jane Abbie Locust Hill Evelyn Mulgrew Abbie Brown Dale Farwell Sarah Marblestone Henry Miss Brown Old White Market Street

What to Eat and Why 2 Houston Goudiss Explains Food Allergy

Houston Goudiss explains food allergy causes in simple terms. He notes that 30 to 60 percent may be affected by reactions to proteins in foods and other substances and outlines common allergens, inheritance, and methods to identify offenders.

Houston Goudiss C. Houston Goudiss East 39Th St New York City

Managing Food Allergies and Diet Substitutions

The article discusses identifying offending foods and eliminating them to prevent reactions, with alternatives like milk substitutes such as dried milk or soy milk and alternative flours for wheat. It notes possible temporary immunity with exclusion and cautions against misdiagnosis while highlighting potential long term benefits for affected individuals.

Onions Lettuce Won’t Contain Narcotics Says Reader

A reader from Mrs. A M T and Mrs A F J questions opiate content in produce. The reply states onions and lettuce are safe top vegetables and mushrooms offer little caloric value but boost flavor and appetite.

Wn—C. Houston Goudiss

Elk Migration Now Mostly Gone From Much of the Nation

The elk once ranged across the central United States and New England but was nearly exterminated by early settlers east of the Mississippi and then driven from western ranges by the end of the 19th century. Today protection and artificial feeding in Jackson Hole and elk refuges aim to prevent extinction, but populations remain far below historic levels, with naturalists estimating a pre settlement population near 100 million.

United States Mississippi Ding Darling Washington Star New England Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Ural Jackson Hole Yellowstone

Travelers Coin Words Saunter And Meander Traced To Ancient Roots

The terms saunter and meander are linked to travel and wandering origins. Meander derives from a river in Asia Minor known for its winding course, while saunter traces to medieval French roots meaning pilgrim and holy land.

Asia Minor

Rag Rug Center Medallion How-To from Ruth Spears

Reader interest in rag rugs leads to a detailed description of a center medallion rug design found in Buzzards Bay lore. Instructions cover braided strips, center oval sizing, loop rounds, and easing to achieve a flat oval shape, with sewing details and a note praising Mrs. Spears book for home decor sewing guidance.

Buzzards Bay Ohio

Health of the Mind Quote by Addison

A reprint of Addison’s analogy compares mental health to physical exercise noting that mind health preserves strengthens and invigorates while virtue remains alive and confirmed through it.

Addison

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Hearsi Heritage Service Pinckney Mulgrew By C. Houston Goudiss C. Houston Goudiss C. Houston Goodiss C. Houston Goupiss East 39Th Street By Ruth Wyeth Spears
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