The Molt iy NS By Oren Arnold ee my ae 28 RY
A dramatic scene unfolds as accusations fly against Paul and others for firing on Mr. Blake and for forcing Stuart’s horse off a cliff. Carolee’s role in aiding him is hinted as the plot thickens at Superstition Lodge. Igloo the Byrd mascot dog’s origin is also noted.
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Oren Arnold
Paul
Mr. Blake, Sr
Stuart
Colters
Carolee
Chicago
Superstition Lodge
Stuart Blake Reaches Help After Mountain Ordeal
Stuart Blake is found exhausted and delirious in the mountains by Silas Colter and family. Carolee helps, waters, and feeds him as he regains strength. He recalls the cliff accident, searches for clues, and realizes Paul Colter may have been out hunting, hinting at tension over Carolee.
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Stuart
Stuart Blake
Silas Colter
Silas
Colters
Carolee
Paul Colter
Blake Feller
Colter
Mr. Colter
Peralta Canyon
Chicago
Tenderfoot
Mr. Blake
Paul
Papa
George
Broadway stars keep things humming at luncheon clubs
New York fraternal luncheons feature notable performers from Broadway and opera. Kiwanians and Rotarians host Morton Bowe and Edward Johnson among a line of visiting entertainers. Lions tap Jack Berger as rhythm. Joe Cook, Phil Baker, Harry Welsh, and Clarence Willard appear, while Sigmund Romberg and Knight McGregor sing for Rotarians. Comedy greats Fred Allen, Jack Benny, and Ed Wynn also attend, keeping the noonday gatherings lively and musical.
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New York
Kiwanians
Rotarians
Lions Clubs
McAlpin
Morton Bowe
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera House
Lions
Jack Berger
Brotherhood of Man
Joe Cook
Phil Baker
Harry Welsh
Clarence Willard
Sigmund Romberg
Knight McGregor
Edward Mulholland
Rotary
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Ed Wynn
Man Falls From Car Lift After Wreck
Monroe Wisconsin John Leutri suffered fractured ribs when his car collided with another driver. While inspecting the wreck, he stood on a hydraulic hoist and fell six feet to the garage floor.
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Monroe, Wis
John Leutri
Leutri
Hunters use modern bows to pass arrows through deer up to 75 yards
Hunters employing modern archery gear routinely shoot arrows completely through deer at distances reaching 75 yards. The remark notes the effectiveness of current equipment and the typical range of such hunts.
Man seeks pension proof through family age claims
In Omaha, William Cline aged 67 faced pension loss unless he proves his age. He brought his mother Licinda Cline, 105, from Wisner to swear to his age. Officials then asked her to prove her own age.
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Omaha, Neb
William Cline
Cline
Licinda Cline
Wisner, Neb
bladderwort floats using tiny bladders in wandering motion
The bladderwort relies on floating movement rather than rooted growth, drifting from place to place buoyed by its small air-filled bladders.
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Admiral Byrd
Washington, D. C
Byrd
Flapper Fanny
Sylvia
ING. T.M. Reg. U. & Pat
South Main
Southern Railway System
High Point
N. C
Corner Main and
High Streets
West Point Avenue
H. D. Saunders
High Point, N. D
Dnly
Per Carton
Kodak
Agfa Kodaks
Eckerd’s
Good Housekeeping
Wm Alent
Nok
Asurine and Wikeon Sun Glasses
Everready
Tan
Woodbury’s Soap
Absoneime, Ja
Reo Money Rack Quaranta
Tomete Selec
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