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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1940
Page
2
In Frederic Van de Water's tale, the narrator visits Lyon Ferriter where nostalgia and danger collide. A fencing duel unfolds as Lyon presents his prized epee and challenges a playful rematch, revealing tension between past loyalties and present motives.
Mallory recalls a deadly fencing duel with Lyon Ferriter as the pair test each other’s limits. The fight reveals deafness, bravado, and a fragile truce born from mutual suspicion. Mallory departs with unresolved danger while Jerry Cochrane hints at a larger mystery surrounding Everett Ferriter.
Readers ask about remedies for fading hot water supply and other home fixes. Answers advise opening all shut off valves between storage and fixtures to prevent flow loss, checking for clogs, replacing worn washers, and avoiding magnesite stucco on metal lath.
The scene centers on Bert Townshend arranging a cut in at a party for his friend Ted Harper, only to learn Ted is secretly married to Betty Speare. Betty rejects the offer, Bert flees in embarrassment, and Ted discovers the veranda kiss with Betty is real, ending in a tense, comic misunderstanding.
A simple softly tailored summer dress Design No. 1962 B emphasizes a high bust, narrow hips achieved by long darts shaping the waist. Gathers on the shoulders and straight seams define the style, praised for comfort and easy sewing in silk prints, rayon, linen, and batiste fabrics.
Pattern 1962 B by Barbara Bell designed for sizes 32 through 46. Long sleeve version requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. short sleeve version requires 4 3/4 yards. Send order to the listed address.
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