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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1939

Page

6

Three Shuttered Houses by Ben Ames Williams

Clint Jervies drives home through a torrential rain with a chased girl in tow then seeks guidance from Inspector Tope and Miss Moss. He now runs the Jervies estate comprising three shuttered looming houses on Kenesaw Hill. The Harder family, Aunt Evie Taine, Uncle Justus and brothers Rab and Asa occupy the first two houses while Matthew Bowden and his wife share the third. Saturday night the families gather at the Harder home as Kitty, June’s mother, retires early with a headache.

Clint Jervies Inspector Tope Miss Moss Clint Jervies Kenesaw Hill Denman Harder Ella Kenesaw Kitty Seaford June Evie Taine Justus Rab Asa Matthew Bowden Uncle Dim Kitty Mrs. Seaford Jane Grandpa Grandma Harder Doctor Cabler

Sleep becomes fatal for Kitty Seaford in the storm

June discovers her mother Kitty Seaford dead after a night of unspoken fears and medication. A stormy sequence reveals drugged sleep and a vanished alarm as June races for Doctor Cabler, hoping for help. The night ends with Doctor Cabler confirming the fatal outcome and the mystery deepening.

June in a Thunderstorm Night with Uncle Jim in the Hut

June moves through a stagnant night in a dim house while memories of Uncle Jim and nicknames for relatives flicker in her mind. A storm approaches as she worries her mother may wake, prompting June to check on her in the still, creaking house.

Jane

Hidden Roman Hut Where Romulus and Remus Suckled

A little-known Rome hut reputed as the cradle of Romulus and Remus is noted as a rare gem among top sights. The tale recalls the she wolf nursing the legendary founders by the Tiber and their later rise to found a city after forging alliances and settlements with Sabine tribes.

Romulus Remus She-Wolf Rome Colosseum Forum Pantheon Andre Simonpietri Richmond Times-Dispatch Sistine Chapel Michael Angelo Raphael St. Peter's Basilica Bernini Caracalla Mussolini Holy Father Romulus and Tiber

Color of Horses and Horse Color Terms Defined

A London An swers Magazine writer explains horse colors bay chestnut brown roan strawberry roan piebald and skewbald with notes on mane tail and pointing colors. The piece defines a hand as four inches and discusses height terminology.

London Answers Magazine

Onward in Faith Paul and Barnabas Battle Persecution

A study in contrasts from Acts 14 1-7 19 23 tracing Paul and Barnabas journey from Cyprus to Derbe Their ministry sparks belief and disbelief popularity and persecution boldness and caution and ends with death and life themes They return to strengthen believers ordain elders and reinforce church structure highlighting missionary zeal and prudent endurance.

Christ Paul Phillips Brooks Cyprus Antioch Pisidia Iconium Lystra Derbe Barnabas Jesus Alexander Maclaren God Satan

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