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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
6
Oliver Baxter faces pressure from Horace Gooch as Gooch demands a public apology and pushes for an independent inquiry into his father’s disappearance, while Oliver negotiates a possible withdrawal from the race. The episode unfolds amid a county political contest, with Oliver’s uncle and a power clique pressing for action. Oliver hints at deeper family tension as Gooch signals a broader probe.
After a 23 year absence Mrs Sage returns to Rumley to a tumult of attention. A packed platform sees Mr Sage overwhelmed as Jane and the Josephine Judge reveal a plain, mature woman, with a Pekinese, altering public expectations born from illustrated fame. The scene ends with the note that the tale continues.
In a busy scene at the parsonage Oliver arrives late while Mrs Sage, a famed actress, is pampered by her maid and Oliver’s relatives joke about baggage while Henry the Eighth the dog hangs from a hatrack. A lighthearted family moment unfolds with humorous misdirections and confusion.
Josephine declares she has come home to stay and faced with family plans at the parsonage. Oliver, riding Marmaduke Smith's bicycle, hopes to see Jane again as trunks arrive for her, while Uncle Herbert and Mr. Sage debate where to place them and what Jane's role will be. Oliver leaves promising to visit Jane that evening.
Oliver October faces county action as sheriff serves papers, while Horace Gooch funds a swamp search for his brother in law’s suspected death. The probe aims to confirm foul play and may expose Oliver to political risk as press and town react with anger and unease. Oliver and Jane navigate growing feelings amid family tension and rumors.
The article notes slang's spread through English and cites a dictionary remark that the word slang derives from a Norwegian phrase meaning to sling them. It asserts no other language matches American prominence in airwaves and cinema for popularizing new terms.
New York banquet hears railroad magnate Hale Holden recount a colorful line about a 12 mile route famed for discomfort and dirt. A late arriving train prompts a passenger remark that the worst part of the journey is over as the conductor jokes about going far.
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