Tragedy at Rancho Los Alamos Indians attack family
Dona Juana and her daughters survive a brutal assault by Sierra Indians after a house party is shattered. Monica, the maid, hides the mother and girls then urges young Alfredo to seek help at the presidio as the marauders burn the ranch and kill Don Alfredo and two vaqueros.
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Don Alfredo
Dona Juana
Spain
Presidio
San Diego
Rancho
Californa
Estramadura
Madrid
Monica
Valecio Casero
Carmelita
Teresa
Dora Juana
Manuelo
Senora
Vasco
Alanuelo
Yasco
Manuela
Alfredo
Ranchos
Don Ailfredo
Dor Santiago
Don Santiago
Tia Juana
Juana
Don Aldredo
Rancho Los Alamos
Don
Dana
Agai
Sam Monica
Smoke Seen From River Foreshadows Los Alamos Visit
Padre Vicente Pasqual and the Indian neophyte Diego trek toward Rancho Los Alamos. Diego notes smoke over the hills, warning of possible Indian trouble. They reach the ruins near the fields and the padre collapses in grief, realizing violence may have struck Los Alamos. The scene ends with urgency as they hurry forward.
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Padre
Rancho Los Alamos
Don Alfredo
Dona Juana
Padre Vicente Pasqual
Diego
Alamos
Los Alamos
Padre Pasqual
Plans for United States Golf Hall of Fame Take Shape
The Professional Golfers' Association moves to establish a U S Golf Hall of Fame with Tom Walsh and Freddie Coregran guiding the plan. A small expert committee will advise while a broad voting body from golf press selects inductees, starting with four to five stars from the last 40 years.
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GOLF
Hall OF Fame
Hofp. G. A
Professional Golfers’ Association
United States
Tom Walsh
Freddie Coregran
U. S
Vegetable Symphony Tea Towels Motif Display
RADISHES carrots and onions dominate a vegetable garden motif of seven corner designs with bright cross stitch borders. The pattern set from hot iron transfer 79194 costs 16 cents and includes tea towel motifs and apron designs.
Aunt Martiea Patterns Ad Enclosure Request
A fragment listing a mail order request for patterns from Aunt Martiea in Kansas City Kansas City. Included are directions to enclose 16 cents per pattern and spaces for pattern number name and address. The text is incomplete but suggests a request form or advertisement.
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Martiea
Kansas City
Know Your Age via Census Records Urged by Collier's
The bureau of the census offers ages to individuals who are unsure of theirs and provide a definite address. If seeking data from censuses before 1880, records are not confidential and may be searched by anyone.
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Bureau of the Census
Collier’s
Common Sense About Constipation
A doctor suggests addressing constipation by identifying its cause to avoid recurring issues. It recommends consuming fiber rich foods like Kellogg's All-Bran, drinking water, and regular meals, with a note to consult a physician for chronic conditions.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Common Line Craving Sympathy Defines Joy and Sorrow
A reflective note frames the craving for sympathy as a boundary between joy and sorrow. The line suggests emotional thresholds where support or empathy shapes both happiness and distress.
Health and Sense Bless life’s greatest blessings
A reflection on how health and good sense rank among life’s blessings, noting June as a time for appreciation of well being and sound judgment.
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Senorita
Bowie
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Ben Paradole
Simmie
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Rantland Ries
Bobby Jones
Walter Magen
Gene Barazen
Francis Ouimet
Jerry Travers
Willig Anderson
Jack McDermott
Alex Smith
Chick Evans
Mae Smith
Walter J. Travis
Jess Sweetser
Lawson Little
Johnny Goodman
Ralph Galdah
Long Jim Barnes
Denny Shute
Tommy Armour
Freddie McLeod
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Jim Barnes
U.S
Francis Dymet
Wagen
Sarazen
Armour
Barnes
Jones
Anderson, Smith
Auchterlomie
John J. McDermott
Brookline
Hagen
P. G. A. Fivle
Tal Pinklam
Lydia E. Pinkhan
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