Chaise and Chair Set For Lawn Decor Patterns 315 316
Lawn furniture on wheels pattern set with chaise No 315 and table chair No 316. Rope foundation pads on end chair for mobility. Patterns priced 25 cents each. Send orders to Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
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Bedford Hills
New York
Dress money in ancient China and coin shapes
The piece explains that around 200 B C a dress money existed in China in which coins were shaped to resemble the item they bought. It notes early Chinese coinage included shapes matching goods, such as dresses, making purchases dependent on finding coin forms aligned to the item.
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China
Green Grass of Wyoming Includes Loneliness and Family News
In a Mary O'Hara excerpt Ken visits Jeremy the sheepman to discuss Thunderhead and loneliness. Ken reports his brother Howard passed the entrance exam for the U S military academy at West Point. Jeremy learns of forthcoming godfather roles as family plans unfold and a search to find Crown Jewel connects Carey, Rob, Ken and Howard in Cheyenne.
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Ken
Jeremy
Thunderhead
Howard
U. S
Penny
Rob
Glant
Caray
Cheyenne
Crown Sewel
Carey Fe
Careys Arrival Sparks Family Ties at Redwing Ranch
Carey adjusts to life at Nell and Howard McLaughlin’s ranch as Howard earns cadet status and Barbara Bingham enters the scene. The group relaxes on terraces, walks to Castle Rock, and recalls last fall’s adventures while Nell quietly watches for Ilgrim.
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Carey
Uncle Beaver
Buck Daly
Howard
McLaughlin
Ken
West Point
Barbara Bingham
Nell
Rob
Castle Rock
Cricket
Ilgrim
Willy
Lone Tree Creek
Monument
Cookie
Thunderhead
Long Evenings in the Corral and Family Resolve
A tense domestic scene unfolds as Nell and Rob discuss the dangerous bull Cricket in the cowbarn. Rob struggles with Penny while Nell urges selling or slaughter, and Howard’s shouting echoes through the yard as the bull’s presence looms over daily life.
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Rob
Nell
Howard
Ken and Carey Jealousy and a Dream of Motherhood
Ken expresses jealousy toward Howard and Carey and hints at a secret motive. Carey reveals a wish to be a mother with eight children, arguing she is already a woman at sixteen. The scene ends with a tease of future events.
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Ken
Carey
Howard
Barbara
Ain't It So Says A Bittersweet Satire on Marriage and Truth
A pithy moral observed through quips about why people marry and how honesty changes memory. The speaker compares human and canine behavior to draw witty conclusions about character and civility.
Plant Rim Treatments Protect Pots From Leaf Loss
The rims of clay pots with soil chemicals may cause plants to shed lower leaves. Use glazed pots or dip clay rims in paraffin or cover rims with tin foil to prevent damage.
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