The Three Bar Conflict Comes to a Farmhouse Exchange
Harris and Waddies trail a sheriff to a remote ranch where Carpenter, Slade, and Morrow clash over a ransom and homestead charges. An arrest follows as Alden delivers prisoners and hints at future action in a spreading feud across the Three Bar and Triangle operations.
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Harris
Alden
Russ
Tiny
Waddies
Ascen
Broad Haven
Eollly
Carpenter
Carp
Sinde
D—P
Slade
Morrow
Sears
Shade
Linde
Tme
Wardles
Slide
Morrow Burt
Waddles
Stade
Sweetness Found in Life's Little Things
A reflection on everyday joys and small blessings, contrasting duties and weariness with gratitude. The piece recalls Elizabeth Zane, famed for heroic acts during frontier conflicts, as an emblem of quiet courage amid hardship.
Moses criticizes bills amid heated Washington debate
In Washington during a confrontation over new appropriation bills, Senator Moses urged unselfish scrutiny of the measure. The exchange referenced a dramatic palm reading and the grim prospect of widowhood, illustrating the era's sensational talk while debating fiscal policy.
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Moses
Washington
Too Much Advice from Lady Astor Sparks Mixed Debate
Historical column records Lady Astor advising English adults on advice to the young and on gender roles. It notes women’s equality with men yet highlights a bias in the Commons. A playful exchange questions household routines and calls for moderation in guidance.
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Lady Astor
House of Commons
French and American Cities Closely Linked
An American city was officially represented at ceremonies in Orleans France marking the 500th anniversary of the siege lifting by Joan of Arc. The text notes La Nouvelle Orleans founded by French Louisiana colonists in 1718 and describes ongoing sister city ties with Orleans both in ceremonial exchanges and shared symbols like a bronze medal and silk flag. The flag is displayed at Hotel de Ville, and on anniversarys of the Battle of New Orleans the old Orleans raises the flag.
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Orleans
France
Joan of Arc
Louisiana
la Nouvelle Orleans
Old
New
New Orleans
Hotel de Ville
Battle of
Old Orleans
Dresses Blamed For Europe Cold Spell By Local Preacher
A Bucha Czech preacher claimed short maidens dresses caused Europe cold spell. He said a spirit appeared at his Buchan church pulpit and explained the weather to his pious congregation.
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Bucha
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Buchan Church
Peace Officers Report Quote from American Legion Monthly
A fragment from American Legion Monthly presents a humorous exchange about two peace officers captured in a wartime or postwar police scene. The line plays with slang and implies light dialogue during an arrest or officer briefing.
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American Legion Monthly
Ballroom Bar Encounters Spur Name Exchange Custom
Readers recall a social custom described in a humorous exchange where a potential collision prompts a request for name and address. The snippet highlights etiquette on insisting on personal details before continuing a dance floor encounter and reflects era's social norms.
Fragmentary note on peace ventures and love
The text hints at a failed peacemaker effort and a critique of chances given. It also reflects on charity, reform starting locally, and a loyal lover willing to quit a job to help, with a garbled personal name or quote embedded.
About That Other 1007 and the $10,000-a-year Man
A remark sparks a dialogue on earnings and spouses with a playful jab about a $10,000-a-year man and his wife earning $9,900 a year. The exchange highlights class and income perceptions in the era.
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Omer
Walt Ul
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Indiana
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Kent
RADIO
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Harper's Magazine
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