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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
8
Hale receives a telegraph warning about poison in milk and recalls a nightmare visitor. He confronts Miss Hosanna about her sleepwalking and potential danger, determining to act with Doctor Crosby's help and protect Joan as the mystery deepens.
In a dark room a man grapples with a mysterious intruder who bursts from a door and collapses in the hall. Hale identifies the intruder as Miss Hosanna, a face Joan once feared in her nightmare, linked to a troubling visit.
A Philadelphia Record essay notes camels churn butter in deserts as early method, then traces global butter making from goats and sheep milk in ancient times to modern cream separators. It contrasts cow milk butter with margarine, mentions Indian shaking methods, Greek and Italian traditions, Arctic blubber, and vegetarian preferences.
A dated travelish feature notes Finland where women dominate dental offices and banking, stenography, and secretarial work. It highlights gender roles, tourism, Lapland’s midnight sun golf, and a surprisingly upbeat view of women in professions and politics.
A historical sketch recalls Pierre and Pan Malet leading a Canadian expedition toward Santa Fe, mapping rivers to the Mississippi and Arkansas, guiding Bruyere’s failed mission, and the fate of companions. It also highlights Klondike Kate and Nathaniel Palmer’s Antarctic voyage as frontier legends, with Palmer’s ship charting Palmer Land and inspiring future explorers.
A magistrate interrogates a prisoner about waiting and a mysterious action. The dialogue reveals confusion and attempts to elicit a definite idea of the man's behavior and purpose. The exchange centers on the verb waiting and its meaning to the case.
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