Action filled Western tale of outlaws and sheriffs
A vivid Western story set in the frontier where romance meets danger. Cowboys rustle cattle and chase outlaws in bloody shootouts, as swift action drives the plot with a cast of brave and ruthless characters.
Following a Crooked Trail in the Desert Town
Curly Flanran and partner Mac ride with a Bar Double M rustler crew when a deal turns deadly. They escape into the desert but Mac is killed by gunfire. Curly is wounded and captured during a tense pursuit, facing a hard reckoning for theft and murder as he contemplates the fate of his friend Dutch and the wreckage of their plan.
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Saguache
Chuna
Curly Flandran
Curly
Mac
Warren
Cranston
Lute Blackwell
Bad Bill
Dave Warren
Blackwell
Bar Double M
Galt
Bill
Torme
Mexico
Mae
Corral
Cer Omni
Flandran
Slats Davis
Davis
Slats
Texas
Lute
Plandran
Double M Boys
Lota
Kite Bonfils
Bonfils
Double M
Walts
Tombstone
Myra Anderson
Red Aagely
Flandrun
Cholla
Cullison
Blue Bathroom Makes Boy Say It Is Too Blue
A Pennsylvania mother painted a bathroom deep blue and walls lighter blue. Her twelve year old son, seeing the blue décor, exclaimed that the room is cheerless enough without making it blue as well.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Indianapolis News
Swamp Lands Seen As Vast Farmland Potential
The swamp and wetlands of the United States cover three fourths of France's area. Much swamp land stays wet after heavy rain and hosts dense vegetation. Experts believe large areas could be drained and cleared by public or private corporations to become productive farms.
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United States
France
Pressing Woolen Garments At Home With Simple Tools
The United States Department of Agriculture advises that pressing woolen clothing at home is not hard. With basic household iron and a heavy cotton press cloth plus makeshift cushions, care and brushing remove dirt and lint, then careful ironing and air drying restore shape and appearance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Household ironing aids and pressing techniques outlined
The article details sewing room tools including a seam board 18 by 6 inches for open seams, a padded tailor's press board for shaped garments, and a tailor's cushion or ham. It describes ammonia treatment for worn areas, brushing to raise the pap, and damp press cloth methods to shrink baggy knees or elbow areas per U.S. agriculture guidance.
Proper Height For Table In Kitchen
The article guides women to find their comfortable working level for kitchen tasks. It explains that sink, washtub, and worktable heights affect ease and strength, offering general guidelines: sinks at the bottom, washtubs about mid-point, and ironing surfaces lower than general tables to reduce bending and arm strain.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maple Sirup At Home Growing In Many Regions
The United States Department of Agriculture notes farmers in maple growing regions can produce all the sirup a family uses. North Atlantic states many households make maple sirup while southern cane and sorghum sirup production is widespread and can reach ten to twenty five gallons for home consumption.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Atlantic States
Latime Housewife Py of Interest 10
Fragmented text about home sewing and cooking offers odd tips and recipe snippets. It mentions making underwear, air and sunshine in a house, oyster stew with condensed milk, curry powder in mayo, green pepper and celery, and cottage pudding served hot with sauce.
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William MacLeod Raine
Ilingham Co
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