Outlaws Rescue Lou Howard Then Plot on Gray in Tail Holt
In Tail Holt the outlaw Marg Norris and allies free Lou Howard from a perilous bind and bring him to his father Sherm. Sherm covertly probes Lou about Gray and Chiswick as Gray hides in town with Hank Ransom while the posse closes in.
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Lou Howard
Buck Conrad
Sherm
Chiswick
Lou
Mary Norris
Morg
Marg Norris
Buck
Howard
Norris
Gray
Dan Brand
Ruth Chiswick
Mile High
LC Ranch
Lee Chiswick
Clint Doke
Kansas
Curly
Duke
Father
Pete
Sherm Howard
Yorky
Marg
Clint
Curt Dobbs
Ruth
United States
Holt
Cary
Adios
Amigo
Jeff Gray
Boot Hill
Hank Ransom
Ransom
Willard
Mile
Chapter XIII Sparks of Retribution in the Camp
Lee Chiswick confronts Buck Conrad’s death as Ruth fears responsibility for the guard’s murder. Dan Brand, Frank, and Tony rally armed men to Tail Holt while Jeff Gray plots against Sherman Howard, with Ruth and Nelly at risk as the confrontation looms.
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Lee Chiswick
Buck
Scamp
Dan Brand
Lee
Ruth
Mary Norris
Buck Conrad
Jeff Gray
Frank
Holt
Lou Howard
Brand
Sherman Howard
Sherm
Dan
Tony
Bob
Nelly
Stone Age toothache study contradicts can opener blame
Professor W M Krogman notes that dental caries were common in ancient and early modern populations, with rates from five to ninety percent across eras. He argues civilization is not the sole cause and cites long history of dental issues prior to canned foods.
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Science
W. M. Krogman
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Krogman
End of the Revolutionary War In Ohio Inhabitants
At war end the sole white residents of present day Ohio, aside from a few exceptions, were Canadian fur traders.
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Ohio
New York City Jokes and Local Quips From Bell Syndicate
A collection of sharp anecdotes and anecdotes about New York life from the 1930s including street fare, museum signage, impersonations, and Broadway chatter. Notable bits include pay differences by street, impersonator Arthur Boran at the World’s Fair, and humor about Manhattan misnamings and myths.
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Fifty-ninth Street
Times Square
New
Arthur Boran
Grover Whalen
Hunter’s Point Avenue
Hunt’s Point Avenue
Queens
East Bronx
Lyn Murray
New York
Wall Street
West Street
South Street
East River
Water Street
Broadway
Manhattan
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Louisiana Man Builds Railway for His Children
Sidney J. Thibodaux, longtime railroad employee now president and owner, builds the Mandeville Northern in Louisiana. The short line runs 500 feet to Cripple Creek with three stations, telegraph poles, switch signals, and bulletin boards for his children.
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New Orleans
Mandeville
Louisiana
Sidney J. Thibodaux
United States
Cripple Creek
Combine Crochet and Cross Stitch Pattern 6106
Learn a quick beautifying border for linens with crochet and embroidery. Pattern 6106 includes transfer motifs in several sizes, crochet directions, color schemes, stitch illustrations, materials list, and chart. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W. Fourteenth St., New York City, with name and address.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York City
Starching Curtains and Home Care Tips
Advice on household care includes starching curtains to stay cleaner longer, filling nail holes with a sawdust glue mix, moths preferring soiled wool, and using moist table salt to remove egg tarnish from silverware.
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L. L. Stevenson
Riverside
Loretta Lee
Ernie Holst
Frank Jones
Holst
Adrian Rollini
Piccadilly Circus
Waldorf- Astoria
Josef Hoffman
Mott Street
Chinatown
Emil Coleman
Judy Starr
Ruth Carhart
Martin Gabel
Hollywood
Benny Venuta
Alice Frost
Japan
Franklin Remedy CO
Michigan City
Iad
Pinkham
Dr. Gregory
Grass Valley
Calif
Specie Ave
Daisy Fly Killer
Nature
Dean
Doan
Doans