Wall and Hays clash in cattle rustling ranch tale
Wyoming cowpuncher Jim Wall seeks work in Utah and becomes entangled with Hank Hays who plots to steal cattle and money. Wall falls for Helen Herrick while Hays plans ransom. A pursuit, a canyon hideout the Robbers Roost, and a tense showdown unfold as loyalties blur and danger intensifies.
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Jim Wall
Wyoming
Utah
Hank Hays
Herrick
Hays
Leutenants
Heeseman
Jim
Miss Herrick
Wall
Helen
Helen Herrick
End of Heeseman's Outfit in Colorado Canyon Battle
Jim observes Smoky fall, Hays rise for a final shot, and Heeseman's group flee. Hays kills or wounds several attackers as Ways reloads. The three survivors plus a crippled man scatter toward the cove, ending the skirmish with the robbers defeated.
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Jim
Smoky
Hays
Heeseman
Ways
Tin Cup Cave Showdown Ends in Death and Escape
Jim Wall kills Hank Hays in a brutal cave confrontation over a girl. Helen is saved as the pair escape while Jim buries the slain and plans a swift departure, leaving the robbers’ roost behind.
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Shore
Smoky
Jim
Gawd
Hays
Hank Hays
Herrick
Helen
Descent Into the Cave and Robber Chief Confrontation
Jim descends into a cave seeking Smoky as the battle ends fatally. Hay reveals Smoky is dead after Morley, Heeseman, and Stud collide. Jim asks who escaped and learns Morley and Montana fled, while others perished or were injured.
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Hays
Morley
Heeseman
Wal
Jim
Stelen
Jack
Mac
Hyar
Jim Wall
Smoky
Hay
Montana
Dry shooting drills for better wingshot form
The piece urges year round practice for eMAN to become a proficient wingshot. It explains dry shooting indoors with a unloaded gun to build form, safe handling, smooth mounting, head and chin position, eye alignment, and disciplined trigger technique, attributing success to coordinated motion.
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Eman
Western Newspaper Union
Inherited Sensitization Diseases Prevalent Among Students
University of Michigan Health Service study of 7 000 students shows 88 per cent with inherited sensitization disorders like hay fever asthma eczema and food idiosyncrasy. About 64 per cent have personal or family history with many reporting past hay fever urticaria or headaches.
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University of Michigan Health Service
Buenaventura Jiminez
Michigan Medical Society Journal
Health Service
Jiminez
Rural families marry early says New York agraculture expert
James A. McAleer of the New York state college of agriculture argues rural life emphasizes family stability and social life over individual self interest. He notes census data showing higher marriage rates among rural women and men, and says depressions lower marriages while recovery boosts them. He urges rural farm populations to reach living standards of nonfarm rural residents and village dwellers.
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James A. McAleer
New York State College of Agriculture
Mr. McAleer
McAleer
Beauty Chew and Head Exercises Premiere for Models
New York reveals a beauty routine to 2 000 models from the Models Guild. The regimen combines rhythmic chewing with head and neck exercises to tone facial muscles and enhance jawline and cheek definition. A dozen exercises accompany illustrated instructions.
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New York
Models’ Guild
Cosmopolitan College Attendance Grows Across Nations
The Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences reports last year draw students from 209 American colleges and universities and 69 foreign institutions. Attendees represented 46 states and 22 foreign countries.
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Cosmopolitan College
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Symbols of Good Wishes in Chinese Art and Life
The article explains how fish symbolize abundance and power, eagle means heroism, wild goose and duck signify conjugal fidelity, and pairs of ducks appear as wedding gifts. It notes a white or golden pheasant scroll for happiness and official preferment, and that cranes symbolize good augury and eternal health, linked to legends of immortals and emperors.
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Hinn Lin Academy
Emperor Wang
Household Hint for Keeping Food Hot
When hot dishes need to be held for late arrivals place the food in a closely covered dish and keep the container in a basin of hot water near the boiling point. This method maintains warmth and prevents drying out while waiting for guests.
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