The Cave-In Clears Forward To A Grim Truth
Harry Harkins and Robert Fairchild push through a long mine cave-in to uncover bones and a hidden past. They face a jury and a coroner as Crazy Laura Rodaine links Thornton Fairchild to a murder, forcing fair and public reckoning.
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Harry
Robert Fairchild
Fairchild
Harryg
The
Bugle
Henry
Farrell
Thornton Fairchild
Sissie Larsen
Squint Rodaine
Chalkier
Rodaines
Laura
Rodaine
Lesa Bose ’. Larsen
Jose
Poppy
Thornton Fairchild and the Ohadi Silver Mine Mystery
Robert Fairchild inherits a Colorado silver claim at Ohadi from his father Thornton and, aided by Harry Harkins and Mother Howard, uncovers family secrets linked to Sissie Larsen. They face rival Squint Rodaine, a disappearance, a flooded mine, and a courtship with Anita Richmond as dangers mount.
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Thornton Fairchild
Robert
Fairchild
Colorado
Henry Beamish
Beamish
Ohadi
Denver
Squin
Rodaine
Howard
Howard Fairchild
Sissie
Larsen
Anita Richmond
Harry Harkins
England
Squint
Harkins
Harry
Judge Richmond
Anita
Rodaines
Maurice Rodaine
Denver Call for Swift Arrival with Urgent News
A terse message urges immediate attendance in Denver to relay the most important news. The note hints at frequent changes in plans or routes as part of pursuing success.
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Denver
Be On Safe Side Beware of the Written Word in Love Letters
A period essay advises caution in writing love letters, noting that written words lack immediate context and can mislead. It urges tempering expressions of affection with discretion, especially for women, while acknowledging letters can comfort lovers when face to face talk is impossible and engagements may not be permanent.
Calls Dimples Marks of Beauty
Dr. A S Warthin, famed University of Michigan pathologist, links birthmarks and facial features to hereditary disease. He argues dimples and beauty relate to harelip and cleft palate and urges eugenics and better living conditions to breed superior humans.
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A. S. Warthin
University of Michigan
Doctor Warthi
Rope of Rat Tails Displayed by Montana Indians
The 3000 tail rope made from ground squirrel tails by Blackfeet chief Split-Ear and tribal assistants near Browning Montana is on display at the Montana extension office. It was created after burying over 1400 rodents to aid a campaign against the rodents and is destined for the U S Department of Agriculture. An estimated 15000 rodents were destroyed in the drive.
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Montana Extension
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Split-Ear
Browning
Glacier County
Montana
Canine Riddle About a Mixed Breed
A passerby remarks in a humorous way about his own dog described as three quarters collie and four fourths buil, claiming a “mixture” breed and admiring another dog in the yard.
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Billie
First of the Month Fiubb Doves in Love Nest
Two doves share a romantic space while a looming bill prompts concern about a future breakup as expenses rise. The playful scene hints at financial strain on a couple amid monthly demands.
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Fiubb
Love Nest
Dubb
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Courtney Ryley Cooper
Little, Brown & Co
Chadi
Squintaine
Eisedehe Eal End Endian
Mother Howard
Larsen's
Sissie’ Larsen
Sheriffs Office
Mr. Harkins
Laura Rodaine
Laura Masterson
Crazy Laura
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