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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

5

Haunted House Seance With Ouija Board Ends With Bat Tale

Miss Cornelia and Lizzie conduct a Ouija session in a storm haunted by whispers and a restless bat. The board moves spelling a bat as danger rumors rise and Billy notes the house feels unsettled with every bang and gust.

The Bat Terror In The City Deepens As Police Dispatch

After a spree of murders and robberies the police deploys top operative Anderson to chase a criminal known as The Bat. Miss Cornelia Van Gorder and her niece Dale Ogden live at Courtleigh Fleming’s country estate tied to a bank heist. A note warns them to leave or die. Dale returns from the city with plans for a gardener.

Miss Cornelia Lizzie Allen Lizzie Dale Miss. Neily Miss Neily Anderson Dale Ogden Cornelia van Gorder Courtleigh Fleming Union Bank Miss van Gorder

Mystery in the Country House Prompts Hidden Tension

Miss Cornelia braces for danger as a staged storm and a planned police visit unfold at her country house. Lizzie frets over a looming death while a new gardener Brooks arrives, his manners calm yet suspicious, and a pivotal discovery awaits continuation.

Recognizing edible mushrooms by distinct characteristics

The only sure method to distinguish edible mushrooms from poisonous ones is to learn each type by its specific traits. This approach emphasizes careful identification through observable features rather than guesswork.

Hemlines and Coats Change in Autumn Fashion

Fashions shift toward abrupt hemlines and snug hiplines in evening gowns and coats. Velvet dresses feature irregular hems with jeweled buckles, while two piece frocks use front or side dips. Sports coats show bold colors, sturdy weaves, and prominent belts with metal buckles.

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Dress Ensembles Show Varied Lightweight Materials

The ensemble appears in varieties made from lightweight fabrics such as imater, woolens, silk, or georgette. Jackets range from short boleros to three quarter and full length coats. most long coats are three quarters as skirts trend to knee length.

Smart sports scarfs with pastel colorings catch eye

Soft sarah io scarves use subtle pastel colorings for sports outfits and casual wear.

Rosebud Boutonnieres Capture French Fashion Hints

Rosebud boutonnieres emerge as a refined accessory worn on coats and frocks by French women whose natural colorings inspire Americanized fashion trends. The delicate flowers are prized for their lithe appearance and refined styling.

Plaited Skirts Feature Fullness by Trait Techniques

The description explains that fullness in plaited skirts comes from construction traits while maintaining a straight silhouette. It highlights fabric shaping methods and design principles without changing the overall line of the garment.

Slow Town Highway Patrol Bicycles Impress Watson

Holmes notes a slow town while Watson jokes that speed cops ride bicycles. The exchange highlights a playful contrast between perception and law enforcement pace in the locale.

Holmes Watson

France Leads In Aircraft Carrier Commissions

France has the greatest number of aircraft carriers for commission with Italy second and the United States third. The piece also notes cautions about exercising in heat and the need to prepare for rain, and reflects on aging and resilience after twenty years of vicissitudes.

France Italy United States

When a man sings in his bath doors fail to lock

A brief quip notes a man singing in his bath reflects mood or domestic trouble with a door that won’t stay shut. The line implies merriment or tension linked to the home scene. No additional details about people or events are provided.

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