Cattle theft, betrayal, and a trap in the basement
In a Texas ranch setting Larry faces Bentley’s trap as Monnie confronts him. Bentley and Monnie arrive with Bill and a rifle. Monnie denounces Larry, accusing him of rustling, deceit, and seduction, while Bentley reveals he planned to use Larry to protect his illegal cattle operation.
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Bentley Trip
Texas
Bentley
Bill
Monniel
Monnie
Larry
Mike
Dad
Pete Barnes
Larry Collins
Hugh
Hughook
Rushling
Mons Nie
Falks
Mr. Bentley
Mike Bentley
Serial Story Romance Ahead Dead Man's Carvel
A tense scene unfolds as Monnie pleads for mercy for Larry Collins while Mike Bentley exploits the danger to manipulate events. Monnie seeks protection from a lynching, then agrees to a rushed wedding plan to secure her future. Bentley plots a staged capture to delay sheriff scrutiny until nightfall. The story continues with suspense over justice and betrayal.
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Monnie
Larry
Bentley
Mike
New York
Dad
Milo
Collins
Ruth
Peggy
Remedy for Wy Poisoning Listed
Chas. F.E. Baer deputy secretary of the Department of Forests and Waters notes visitors to state forests face poison ivy contact. Many remedies exist but the best targets the cause. doctors and others recommend a five percent potassium solution in water to stop itching and blisters. Bathe affected skin.
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Chas. FE. Baer
Department of Forests and Wates
Love Courtship and Marriage by Ernest and Gladys Jr On Over Noted Authorities
A compact advisory piece by Ernest R. and Gladys Jr reviewing marriage relations. It surveys courtship, compatibility, and social expectations, reflecting contemporary norms and guidance from recognized authorities in the field. The article frames marriage as a partnership rooted in mutual respect and shared aims.
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Ernest R. and
Gladys Jr
Don't Worry About First Big Tiff It's Merely Human
Groves notes that early marital spats are common and often blown up in imagination. The article discusses how couples may harbor small resentments until a major quarrel erupts and offers home remedies for poison ivy including washes with oxalic acid, zinc oxide phenol solution, and ferric chloride in glycerin to neutralize plant oils on skin.
When Wedding Bells Fail to Ring
A fragment discusses couples with opposing temperaments and how one may erupt while the other remains calm. It notes such clashes are rare in American homes, often driven by fatigue or external stress, and suggests they can deepen love once resolved. The text ends teasingly with a heading about wedding expectations.
War boosts Pennsylvania electrical firms trade prospects
Pennsylvania officials cite a postwar surge in electrical equipment demand as the German export trade, worth about 120 million dollars annually, shifts away from Germany. The state lists 138 electrical firms with nearly 12 million dollars invested capital and over 35 thousand workers, signaling strong local production and Latin American market potential.
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Pennsylvania
Richard P. Brown
Pennsylvania State Planning Board
State Department of Commerce
Brown
Germany
Latin America
Pennsylvania Electrical Industry Seeks Growth Amid War Trade Shifts
Pennsylvania manufacturers push to expand electrical equipment production as exports to Europe shift under wartime policies. Brown notes Germany led in lamps and electrical goods, with U S demand constrained by cash-and-carry rules. The drive covers measuring devices and telephone apparatus, benefiting 28 counties with 54 plants in Philadelphia and 23 in Allegheny County.
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Brazil
Europe
Germany
France
United States
Pennsylvania
Brown
Aince
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Westmoreland
Monthomers
Lackawaneha
Erie
York
Clinton, Elk
Lincaster
Luzerne
Homer City Briefs and Funeral Note Comebacks
Homer City news recounts family visits from Abalone Texas Buller and Uniontown plus a funeral attended by Dr J M Pree for Mgr Harry Crum in Bridgeville. Local church class met, and social visits included the Sickenberger and Hutchinson households. The piece ends with a trivia line about the Japanese alphabet.
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Lloyd Trewin
Davie
Abalone
Texas
HoT.lewit
Buller
R. R. Hoskinson
J. M. Pree
Mgr
Harry Crum
Bridgeville
W. L. Hutchinson
Methodist Church
J.T. Mushier
DuBuis
Don Sickenberger
Ray Craig
Catherine
Ray, Jr
Uniontown
Samuel Sickenberger
Ralph Kunkle
Brice Club
President Roosevelt seeks new emergency defense funds
President Roosevelt asked Congress to approve a supplemental emergency defense program totaling over one billion dollars, citing rapid European war developments and the need for speed in equipping and training. The proposal expands the earlier 1.18 billion request and could push total defense funding beyond 4.3 billion, with delays left to lawmakers and service departments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Unuil
War and Navy Departments
Fragmentary clipped report on Lancaster incident and fears
A garbled fragment references Lancaster and a presen call to mobilize or bring reserve into action. It mentions a frightened cat and a dog, and an unresolved situation with a person who could not be reached and refused to be coaxed, highlighting threats and danger.
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Freal
Lancaster
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Groves
Homer City News
Katanka
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Gazette
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Indiana, Pa
Duncan Phyfe
China
Evelop Aldens
Iaod Dala Faltity
Sua
Ee Vision
TEL
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