Thunderhead the white horse raids herd in Wyoming race tale
Ruth Mary O Hara story features Thunderhead the white horse foaled on Goose Gap ranch Wyoming. Owner Ken MecLaughlin hopes for racing fame as Thunderhead enters an Idaho race meet. Hob Me Labehlin sells horses for sheep farming. Thunderhead and Flicka ride into mountains where the albino herd is led. after a brutal clash Thunderhead kills the elder stallion and claims the herd, leaving Rob and Ken disappointed as their race horse is lost.
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Keo
Howard
Flicka
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Thunderhead Returns Home as Stallion Tension Surges
Rob and Ken reunite after a stormy trek to Saginaw Falls with Charley Sargent. Thunderhead storms back to the Saddle Back ranch by October eleventh, forcing a chaotic homecoming as Banner and Thunderhead clash over mares and foals. Neighbors intervene to separate the fighting stallions while Nell and Rob scramble to secure the horses in the stable amid worsening blizzard conditions.
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Einstein and Schnabel share a music weekend miscue
NBC's Bern Grauer notes Albert Einstein, famed mathematician and atomic bomb authority, hosts pianist Arthur Schnabel for a musical weekend. They run through a Mozart sonata as Einstein struggles, Schnabel grows irritated, and finally tells him to count aloud.
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Sewing Circle Fascinator Pattern Delayed Due to Demand
Sewing Circle reports a delay in filling orders for popular fascinator pattern numbers as they expand offerings. The triangular openwork crochet fascinator requires two ounces of yarn and comes in colors like fuchsia turquoise and rose pink. To obtain complete crochet instructions for Pattern No 5491 send 16 cents, name, address, and pattern number.
Do It Yourself Household Hacks from An Old Manual
Cut rubber treads from a stair tread to make non slip strips for steps and ladder feet. Sprout yams in water to grow a vine, though life lasts only months. Apply colorless nail polish to stiffen cloth around buttonholes for easier work. Boil nuts before baking to prevent dryness. Gravel around well curb prevents washout and pest access. Trim a broom into a V point to clean hard to reach corners. Baking soda paste removes coffee stains from enamel. Wash brassieres after a couple days wear to extend life.
Mix Your Cough Relief at Home to Save Money
An old advertisement promotes making a cough syrup at home with sugar water or corn syrup, adding Pinex from a druggist to a pint bottle for about four times the amount. It claims quick relief, pleasant taste for children, and storage without spoilage, promising refunds if not satisfied.
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