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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
6
An eight member expedition of four Americans and four English climbers reached Nanda Devi, the Himalayas highest summit at 25661 feet, on August 29, 1936. They accomplished the ascent without supplemental oxygen, despite risks of unconsciousness above 22000 feet.
A concise reflection on how choices influence habits and character, framing destiny as a result of daily decisions. The quote attributes the idea to Maltbie D. Babcock, underscoring personal responsibility in shaping one's path.
A tale of Dusty King’s death at the hands of rival Ben Thorpe and Bill Roper’s pledge to break Thorpe’s grip. Shoshone Wilce bursts in with news that Cleve Tanner’s collapse and Thorpe’s stand to back him have toppled Tanner holdings across Texas. The mood shifts as Roper processes the betrayal and downfall.
In a violent Texas clash, Bill Roper defeats Cleve Tanner while Dusty’s crossblade wounds mark the feud. Jody Gordon returns home to face turmoil as Ben Thorpe accuses Lew Gordon of betraying him, and forebodes a deadly confrontation to come.
In a sunlit Saturday scene on the dusty main street of Tascosa, Bill Roper plans to meet Cleve Tanner who is bent on revenge for Texas. Dry Camp Pierce warns of Tanner’s danger as Roper steadies himself to confront the confrontation with deliberate, swift action.
Bill Roper and Jody Gordon travel south of Ogallala toward Dusty King’s grave. Jody, aged and quiet, asks about her father’s plan for Dusty’s share while Roper notes the cross he built. She vows to push on against Walk Lasham in Montana.
A playful exchange features Evelyn-Helen singing with expression and fans noting her exaggerated faces. A cashier is praised as the decisive man in the world. The bride blushes trigger a witty remark about age and counting, ending with a joke about sister’s age being twenty-five after learning to count.
Joyner says Finch gives until it hurts and Rygg questions his money generosity. Joyner contends Finch is generous with advice, not funds, highlighting a clash over help and expectations in their exchange.
A small town scene unfolds as an old Negro man named Ebenezer rides the merry-go-round until his money is spent, rejoining his wife who asks where he has been. The piece closes with a caution about platonic friendship likened to a loaded gun.
A dialogue fragment shows Gladys reacting to a whispered judgment about a marriage. The friend notes surprise at the match, while Gladys admits misgivings about the man’s character but admiration for his wealth.
The umpire tensions surface as fans clash with officials over conduct. A pitcher or player dispute hints at calls fueling anger while spectators vent with threats and bottles, highlighting the need for calmer stadium decorum.
A dialogue notes Freda’s reluctance to leave acting after marrying. She says she still feels in the profession, describing life as one scene after another. The exchange underscores ongoing involvement in performance despite marital status.
A philosophical reflection compares a tranquil mind to a vessel facing opposing waves and winds. It asserts steadiness comes from resolution as the sole source of security, attributed to Bishop Hall.
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