Mountain Man Breckley Fights Fire and Traitors on Arizona Ridge
Breckley and Sierra race to save fighters and survivors as a wildfire roars through a desolate mountain range. They fend off nesters and gunfire while a treacherous foe, Hep Tillson, lies dead, and the team struggles to reach Nine Mile and Kern Peak before the blaze consumes the bridge and gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
North Canyon
Slim
Nine Mile
Kern Peak
Breck
Jackson
Sreck
Sierra
Hep Tillson
Jim Cotter
Pardner
Cook
Indian Rock
Nesters
Louise
Rock House
Rescue Plane Breaks Sierra Wildfire Ring
Breck and Cook battle fire around Kern Peak as a U S Forest Service plane locates the group and relays relief. Emergency crews march in to restore the Sierra, while Breck plans a future with Louise after saving her and her father.
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Louise
Temple Meadow
Fiesta Grounds
Dad Cook
Slim
Breck
Cook
Irene
Arthur
Gordon
Middle Ages Cholera Man Costume Reveals Early Infection Guard
The article outlines a medieval attempt to protect a cholera caretaker by a complex suit. It describes layers including rubber, pitch plaster, flannel bandages, copper plate, sand box, juniper and camphor scents, lime treated garments, and a wagon with cleaning tools.
Cold Shower May Do Harm To Individual
Dr James W Barton cautions that a morning cold bath harms most people as the body is at its lowest resistance then. He notes a brief bracing effect followed by fatigue and low mood, with about one in four having the innate or acquired resistance to tolerate the shock.
Exercise and The Kidneys
A study summarized by Dr. A Naeraa in the Scandinavian Medical Journal finds six days of strenuous bicycle racing did not increase red blood cells or hyaline casts in urine, indicating no kidney damage from such exertion in healthy individuals. Heart failure and severe overexertion may harm kidneys, but normal exercise need not fear kidney damage.
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A. Naeraa
Scandinavian Medical Journal
Stockholm
Naeraa
Cotton Wardrobe Insights for Back-to-School 1939
The piece promotes washable cottons and mercerized fabrics as stylish and durable for school wardrobes. It highlights shanting cottons, poplins, gabardine, and linens-like cottons, with a focus on non shrinkage and color fastness. It also notes coordinated outfits for girls and teens, and urges careful label checks.
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Maine
Western Newspaper Union
Charming dinner dress with twill fabric and pink jacket
A fashion sketch presents a little dinner suit featuring a floor length skirt and a waist buttoned jacket with a deep V neck. Tecla twill fabric, a crimped acetate rayon weave, gives a suede like feel while the Indian wine skirt adds front fullness.
Flare for Suede Takes Over Fashion Scene
Paris cables report suede dominates this season with vibrant gloves and head to toe suede outfits. High fashion women embrace suede in dresses and toppers, praising its lightness and softness for innovative fabric treatments.
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Paris
Gate
Sweaters Come Back for Fall Run Across Campus
Fall fashion page highlights a surge in sweaters in all colors and styles. The piece notes long cardigan trends, including backward wearing, and references college-girl whimsy and resort wear as key motifs for the season.
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Mountain Man
Jud
South Sierra
Kit
Kern River Gap
Air Patrol
Green
Sequois
Rock House Station
Louige
Long Canyon
Banner Gyiction
Harold Channing
Art
Tillsons
Hep
Temple
Temple Bailey
Mary
Jane Barnes
Frederick Towne
Evans Follette
James W. Barton
Today's Health Column
Dr. Barton
By Cherie Nicholas
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