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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
3
In Paris and London the financial crisis devastates fortunes and exposes secrets. Bee faces a failed trust linked to Jeb Braddon while Agnes struggles with a looming confrontation as news reels in of collapses and a train meeting with Davis after the crash.
Bee Ayreforth returns home with her baby and husband Davis as financial ruin and social pressure mount. Davis grapples with pride, seeks work, and clashes with Jeb Braddhore while neighbors debate their fraying marriage. Arthur Linsdale’s suicide shocks their circle, prompting a hasty departure for Agnes Gleneith and her mother as Bee confronts looming personal costs.
Agnes grieves and pities Davis after a tense evening as Bee’s remarks stir Elliot’s doubts. She contemplates offering praise to ease his distress while pondering whether to reveal her sympathy to Rint. Agnes waits for her mother to finish a letter and plans their return home once her father approves.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1961-B offers a wrap around apron frock in sizes 32 to 46 with a wide ruff collar three buttons short puff sleeves a large pocket and adjustable belt. Send 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book at The Sewing Circle Chicago Illinois.
A jumble of home care notes advises washing japanned items with lukewarm water and soap, cleaning garden furniture before storage, and keeping insects from crevices. It also suggests burning stalks in spring, treating old floors with shellac, and sprucing up tea with lemon and parsley. It ends with coconut bread pudding ideas and a note on steaming vegetables to retain nutrients.
A fragment notes a performer famed for explosive temper and danger. It mentions a heavy-handed act and a persona linked to Van Amburgh, suggesting public fear and solitary restraint as a response to perceived danger.
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