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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

6

Ben Elliott Joins Tincup Lumber Town Amid Turmoil

Ben Elliott arrives in Tincup with Don Stuart as Bull Duval and Nicholas Brandon clash over power. Elliott defeats Duval and is jailed, then gains Judge Able Armitage who hires him at the Hoot Owl camp. Don Stuart dies leaving a coping letter as Dawn Mec Manus vanishes amid a murder charge.

Ben Elliott Tincup Don Stuart Elliott Bull Duval Nicholas Brandon Stuart Judge Able Armitage Brandon Dawn Mec-Manus Duval Ben

Night in Tincup Hints of a Deadly Plot Unfold

In a tense scene, Elliott toys with a risky bluff while Bird-Eye wagers on a secret connection to the Sam Faxson killing. Nicholas Brandon, usually sure of his grip on the town, hides fear behind pacing and whisky as a letter haunts him.

Elliott Bird-Eye Ben Elliott Owly Donny Sam Faxson Nicholas Brandon Tincup Blaine Don Stuart Don Faxson MoeManus Sam Mac McManus

Fire in the Hoot Owl mill tests Ben Elliott’s nerve

In a night of crisis at the Hoot Owl mill Ben Elliott and Able Armitage face a devastating blaze started with gasoline. Ben organizes a bucket line and a salt strategy, smothering flames through the burning mill while Dawn’s guardian works to protect the timber estate and uncover McManus and Faxson’s history.

McManus Sam Faxson Able Faxson Brandon Nicholas Brandon Denny McManus Dawn Duval Homer Campbell Nick Homer Mac Ben Don Buller Ben Eliott Elliott McFee Jake Swaylng Ben Elliott

Cock-Crower Ends After 790 Years In England

The king's official midnight Cock-crower on Ash Wednesday, a 1041 to 1840 role, reminded the monarch of Christ's betrayal. In 1840 the Prince Consort heard the door burst with a shouted crow and the long tradition ended as this weekly folded.

Cock-Crower England Crower Cock-a-doodle Jol

Thoughts on New York figures and cafe life in a stroll

A compact parade of New York personalities and scenes from a street walk. Mentioned are critics Brooks Atkinson Beatrice Lillie Elsa Maxwell Bert Lytell and Talulah butler among others as observers comment on theater critics performers and a barbershop named Dapper Dan's. The tone blends gossip and cultural notes from the era.

New York Park Avenue Bowery Jack Buchanan Bache, Glaenzer Brulatour Brooks Atkinson Beatrice Lillie Arthur Hopkins Jimmy Savo

Sleeplessness and Style Across Noted Figures

The piece recalls Floyd Gibbons who now favors black attire and his famed white eye patch. It notes Percy Hammond’s insomnia after arriving from Chicago and a doctor’s wry remark. It also tells how sculptor Paul Troubetzkoy slept poorly yet used the wakeful hours to channel his best work.

Floyd Gibbons Percy Hammond Chicago Paul Troubetzkoy

Dreiser’s Blunt Phone Message Rocks Dinner Plans

The American author Theodore Dreiser reportedly cut a social dinner short by bluntly telling a friend he was not in the mood, then hanging up. The exchange reveals his frank, sometimes abrasive, manner in private interactions.

Theodore Dreiser Dreiser

Social Snapshots From The Capital And New York Streets

A column recalls Mrs. Champ Clark’s courtesy on a sea voyage and a clever remark about a steward’s worn teeth. It then threads to a stylish Waldorf moment with a pen-wiper hat and a friendly bulldog, followed by a crossing cop, a tricycle meat boy, Irene Hays at her flower shop, and a playful, coy couple who drift apart after a minor misunderstanding.

Champ Clark the Waldorf Irene Hays

Comfort in Greece Amid Civil War Reports

Fremont Older Americans read Greece coverage as rebels seize government ships and battle cruisers. A 250 pound baby bomb strikes the Aver off the Greek navy deck as flames rise. Venizelos is cited as a patriot hedging Crete and the Minotaur myth recurs in schoolday memories.

Greece Averoff Venizelos Crete Athens

Memo to Commons on Germany threat and world politics

Ramsay MacDonald warns the commons that German military activity justifies extending imperial air protection to the Rhine banks. Lord Rothermere urges Britain to acquire 5,000 fighting planes as America rethinks old methods. Fremont Olden’s death recalled for courage and defense of the weak. his life praised as virtuous and humane in a reverent obituary.

Ramsay MacDonald The Commons Germany Britain Rhine Lord Rothermere Lord Northcliffe Fremont Order California Victor Hugo Fremont Older Gladstone Fremont

Alabama Confronts Bootleggers As Dry State Stands Firm

Alabama remains dry and aligned with Kansas as one of the nation’s two dry states. The piece argues Alabama can produce corn whisky cheaply to deter bootleggers and notes Alabama men are less patient than New Yorkers, creating a hostile climate for racketeers.

Alabama Kansas New York

Fashion revolt reshapes Paris and Miami dress norms

The article describes designers and markets urging women to reveal the body’s outlines and curves, urging Miami beachgoers to show largely topless attire. It compares modern attire to old muslin dress, arguing the new reveals incite public interest and uncertainty.

Paris Miami

Fateful massacre amid Pearl River settlement shocks readers

A Hongkong dispatch reports a Chinese fishing village on a Pearl River island massacring 24 lepers and burning their settlement. The note reflects on past brutality, noting that in earlier times the old and vulnerable faced killings and even consumption, illustrating a grim historical pattern.

Pearl River Hongkong Re Syadiente Ine

Unclear Ad Sells Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets

Fragmentary OCR cites a testimonial style line urging use of Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to cleanse liver bowels and stomach. Text is garbled with stray words and incomplete phrases.

Dr. Pierce

Three Keys to Open All Locks Say Hugo’s Quote

Victor Hugo asserts the mind holds three keys Knowledge reflection and imagination unlocking every lock. The quote emphasizes learning self thought and creativity as universal powers.

Victor Hugo

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