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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
2
Sewing Circle Pattern dept advertises two cotton dress patterns No 1747 for juniors with a play frock and wide skirt plus No 1527 for a street skirt and blouse. Details include sizes, yardage, fabrics like calico gingham and line suggestions, with address in Chicago and 15 cent price per pattern.
Inspector Tope pieces together a deadly fire at a Bowden household. June Seaford faces revelations about her father Uncle Jim and a looming threat as Heale arrests him and hints a killer stalks the Harder family seeking June and a fortune.
Inspector Tope insists June join a stakeout to protect her from a killer rumored to haunt Kenesaw Hill. Clint opposes but agrees under pressure as Jane reveals motives tied to family wealth. Tope predicts the crime scene will heat up tonight with risk to Harder’s heir.
Crochet 10 inch squares of mercerized string with grape design to make a filet cloth and scarf. Pattern 6307 provides instructions charts materials and illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
Westminster Abbey cleaners uncovered a hidden doorway and window behind a monument to Dr. Gabriel Goodman that likely led to a small room abutting the abbey. Researchers say the hermit or anchorite resided there, and legend says Henry V spent a repentant night there after his father’s death.
St Francis Xavier established the first Christian mission in the Orient on Sancien island off Kwang-tung. He landed in late August 1552, fell ill with a fever, and died there while his band faced efforts to keep them from the Orient.
Lou Westcott Beck risked life in Death Valley to aid others. He laid rock signs to guide prospectors to water, saved 300 to 400 people over 13 years with dog Rufus, and died after drinking contaminated spring in 1917. Beck is remembered as a heroic but largely forgotten American adventurer.
Collier's notes Albinen Switzerland sits atop a mountain and residents rarely depart because the only access to the outside world is a ladder 600 feet high, about fifty stories, deterring travel and isolation.
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