Mary Sutherland Buys Wagon Wheel in Desert Drama
Mary Sutherland is lured to Arizona to the Wagon Wheel ranch by ads run by Ma and Pa Burdan. After a showdown with cattle thief Breezy Wade, she is wounded and rides home on the Flying W horse. The attack sparks family tensions and a looming newspaper scandal as she faces public exposure and a pivotal romance with Len Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sutherland
Arizona
Wagon Wheel
Pa Burdan
Len Henley
Ham
Len
Mary
Burdan
Pa’ Burdan
Wade
Don Hamilton
Santa Maria
Ropers
Pedro
Ma Burdan
Carlotta
Burdans
Dona ‘Maria
Pablito
Dude House
Dona Maria
Prescott
Margaret Maxwell
Phoenix
Margaret
Mr. Henley
Mabel
Don Leonardo
New York
Hank Wade
Sheriff Wade
Joe Blanding
London
Prescott Register
Register
Political Trend Points Return to Conservatism
The piece analyzes a rising conservative trend in Congress and within both major parties, highlighting the Wallace and CIO-PAC clashes, the national service bill fight, and party machine strategy. It notes Republican and Democratic chairmen moving to full-time operations as factions hedge toward right-leaning leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Wallace
Democratic Party
CIO
Hannegan
Cio-Pac
Secretary of Commerce
RFC
Department of Commerce
Willkie
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Jesse Jones
Wall Street
Messrs. Hillman, Murray, Et al
Republican Committee
Brownell
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Labor
Tregulars
America
Republican Party
Capitol Hill
National Service
Barbs. From Bankhage on Diet rice and fashion
A sardonic note cites a strengthened Japanese Imperial Diet and a rice shortage while German Volkssturm troops wear museum uniforms. It also mentions scarce telephone operators at the capitol and jokes about political loyalties to Wallace at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Sewing Circle Patterns Pretty Apron Pinafore for Mothers and Daughters
A sewing notice promotes Pattern No. 1272 for sizes 14 through 42 including a mother daughter apron pinafore with shoulder and back waist buttons, rick rack trim, and bright binding. Pattern No. 8741 covers ages 2 to 6 with a matched party frock design. due to high demand and wartime conditions, orders may take longer to fill.
Household Tips From a Nineteenth Century Column
Practical advice on preserving corks with vaseline to prevent sticking in glue or polish bottles. He suggests oil cloth to cover bedsprings for mattress protection and easier turning. Rubber bands on bath brushes for a firm grip. For chimney soot removal, burn potato peels or zinc tops and keep the damper open during cleaning.
Suitable temperatures for most plants range 60 to 65 F
A temperature of from 60 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit is suitable for most plants, providing optimal comfort for growth and health. This range supports steady metabolism and reduces stress in many common houseplants and garden species.
Quick kitchen tip and rug corner fix
Add a splash of vinegar to dish water to cut grease. For curled rug corners, cut L shaped cardboard pieces and glue under the corners to prevent slipping.
Lime to protect piano wires from moisture
A tip advises tacking a small bag of unstacked lime inside the piano to absorb moisture and prevent rusting of the wires. The suggestion emphasizes using lime as a simple moisture absorber within the instrument.
Joyful Cough Relief Home Mixture Offers Easy Cure
A simple home cough remedy promises fast relief without cooking. Use 244 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup into a pint bottle for a full pint of medicine that soothes throat and bronchial membranes, loosens phlegm, and pleases children. Money refunded if unsatisfied.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wagon Wheel Ranch
Pappy
Ham Henley
Washington Digest
Gop
Wallace-Jones
WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Shangri-La
Pacific
Army Air Force
New Guinea
Bankhage
Volkssturm
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Kondon
Sloan
Sloan’s Liniment
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