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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
3
In a harsh canyon setting Billy and Marian endure a grim retreat after a deadly pursuit. He reassures her as night descends, their bond deepens amid loneliness, fear, and a coyotesong dusk, and their future remains uncertain.
A fragmentary scene unfolds under a greenish coyote moon where a man confronts love, guilt, and a dangerous gift leading to fear and an abrupt confession. The woman falters, then hides her face as the truth and fate press in, leaving the pair at a tense impasse.
In a tense moment a man consoles Marian Durand as distant gunfire echoes from the forgotten minnow’s shanty. He suspects two men stalk the gulch after a deadly event, weighing theories about Lan Magoon and a possible third party.
A Nature Magazine piece by Annabella Newsham traces azaleas from France to Mobile and the South, detailing their history, varieties, and grand garden displays. It notes bright pink and lavender blooms, growth to large sizes, and their spread along the coast from Texas to South Carolina. It also mentions President Garfield’s assassination and death.
A Chicago reader ad promotes Ruth Wyeth Spears new book REWING offering forty eight pages of step by step directions for recovering upholstery making curtains lampshades and other home crafts readers are asked to send twenty five cents and the address 910 South Deeplines St Chicago for a copy.
Household guidance covers making Blard from starch, baking meringues, cooling cakes, stockings care, washing advice for stockings, watering houseplants, and a note on Rising Tide magazine appearing in newsstands with multilingual distribution and ad content for global readers.
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