Ranger Jim Cotter Murder Avenge Drive Follows Brooks Hunt
Forest ranger Jim Cotter is found dead while on duty. Gordon Breck, his close ally, assumes the post to seek justice for Cotter. Joe Cook, the forest superintendent, cautions Breck about the risky pursuit.
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Jim Cotter
Gordon Breck
Cotter
Joe Cook
Reck
Cook
Tillsons
Breck
Night in the mountains stirs Breck at a Tillson dance
Breck joins a cowtown dance and meets Jud Tillson and sister Lolly in a tense welcome. He learns the Tillsons dominate the crowd as Cook warns of range fires and bootlegging ties. Breck faces hostility when a flirtation draws angry onlookers amid mounting danger.
Lone Tree a Desert Town Alive with Frontier Vigor
Breck visits Lone Tree a green patch in a desert valley under the Sierra Nevada walls. The town hums after dusk as miners ranchers and forest service men mingle in a harsh frontier mood. Breck shocks himself at his reflection in a department store mirror.
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Lone Tree
Sierra Nevada Wall
Breck
Tom Cook
Forest Service
Cowboy Dance Awakening in a Texas Town
Breck enters a long old hall once a theater and finds crowded room filled with sun toned dancers. He notes one striking girl with brown eyes and sunburnt neck who seems amused by his attention as the cowboy dance begins.
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Breck
Cowboy
Jud Tillson
Dad Cook
Tillson Brothers
Tillsons
Tillson
Art
Rubes
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lolly
Birds Migrate Mainly At Night Says Observation
Birds migrate mostly at night to feed and rest by day, with low clouds causing many to fly close to the earth. The piece notes dangers when flying low near towers and lighthouses and lists typical day and night migrants, including regional Arctic wanderers and winter visitors to Michigan.
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Frank L. DuMond
Detroit Free Press
Arctic Ocean
Ant Lion Predates Traps Used by Hunters
An ant lion, a sand-dwelling predator, digs a pit and hides at the bottom. When prey such as ants or small animals reach the edge, the slope collapses and the victim slides into the trap. The ant lion pelts it with sand if it struggles, then seizes it with mandibles to feed.
Hazards of Alcohol in a Machine Age
A religious lesson warns that liquor harms society and families amid rising highway deaths. It urges awakening to danger, spiritual warfare against fleshly desires, and choosing God’s will over self-will, citing Amos 6 1 6 I Peter 2 11 12 and Romans 14 21.
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America
Satan
Gold Coast
Earth
Will H. Houghton
When He Doesn’t Worry Satanic Devils and Doubt
A reflection on fear and belief noting that denial of the devil changes how one faces danger and doubt. The piece contrasts worry with a stance of disbelief to explore moral and existential questions.
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