Frontier Romance Ends as Pursuit Succeeds
The fugitive Cass Luck pockets a shot wound and yields after a tense chase through chaparral. Kate Cullison reunites with Curly Flandran as Cass ends the feud, and Luck and Cullison greet their daughters and friends in relief at the gulch.
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Blackwell
Kate Cullison
Curly Flandran
Curly
Cass
Fendrick
Cullison
Levus
Lueck
Siue
Kate
Luck
Curly’s Trial Ends With Acquittal and A Family Bond
In Arizona court Curly is acquitted of rustling in a case featuring Alec Flandrau Billy Mackenzie Luck Cullison and others. The defense hinges on Curly’s innocence and a supportive wife whose presence and affection sway jurors as public sentiment shifts. Curly’s release anchors a future tempered by responsibility and honor among frontiersmen.
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Sam
Dutch
Cullison
Lars
Curly
Blyer
Alec Flandrau
Billy Mackenzvie
Luck Cullison
Ciances
Gadber
Arizona
Reversal in Love Plans as Banker's Daughter Marries
A New York banker's daughter defies suitor warnings and elopes with a young man from his own bank. The worried father switches tone, urging the match and endorsing marriage despite his initial alarm.
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New York
Hazel
Bolshevism Seen as World Revolt Threat to Democracy
A 1920 analysis argues the Bolshevik program seeks international revolution, arming workers and overthrowing governments. It cites Lenin and Trotzky statements, the 1919 Moscow Congress, and the Third International, warning against fascist and socialist subversion and urging suppression of propaganda.
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Communist Party
Bolsheviks
Bucharin
Moscow
Lenine
Petrograd
Russia
Jenine
Toussia
Proletariat
Trotzky
Congress of the
Communist International
Third International
Internation Commuist
Waorkinzemen’s Councils
Untype
Chicago
Benedict Arnold
United States
Tero
Western Newspaper Union
Mourning Dove mates urge protection and coexistence
In a field-house scene a Mourning Dove couple discuss unity, praise, and the desire for humans to protect wild birds. They recount past persecution by guns, celebrate camera-focused observers, and urge people to spare doves as allies in crop protection, hoping for lasting coexistence.
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Cross
Scardh
Mrs. Mourning Dove
Mr. Mourning Dove
Mourning Dave
Mourning Love
Minte
Mate
Dave
Eandy
Mourning Dove
Mar
Consent Assured and Parental Hesitance Foreseen
A dialogue shows planned consent amid tension as a daughter notes her father's dislike extends to her bills, while she reassures her partner that the paternal objection is stronger to financial demands. The exchange hints at family dynamics and financial anxieties in a domestic scene.
Island Birds and Abundant Gairfowl Down
Off Newfoundland’s coast the Funks islands hosted vast gairfowl populations in the early century. The birds bred in huge numbers while their feathers were soft and down valuable. After soaking, the flesh proved very palatable.
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Newfoundland
Ellen Richards and the rise of practical science
Ellen FH S Richards born 1842 died 1911 was a chemist and pure food expert teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her writings The Chemistry of Cooking Conservation by Sanitation The Cost of Cleanliness and Home Economics emphasize sanitation and practical output.
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Eden
Ellen FH. S. Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ellen Richards
Honey Yields Higher in 1919 for U.S. Bees
The Bureau of Crop Estimates reports an average surplus honey yield of 50 pounds per bee colony in 1919, above 45 pounds in 1918 and 41.6 pounds for 1913–1917. The split shows 59 percent extracted, 31 percent comb, and 10 percent bulk honey, with about one third directed to outside markets.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
Insect Wing Vibration and Stridulating Sounds
The article explains insect sounds arise from rapid wing vibration often over 100 beats per second. It notes no instrument is required near the wing base and describes chirping as stridulation with parts scraped together, likened to a fiddle bow.
Echo at word end in a riddle exchange
A dialogue between a father and son about word endings. Po asks if echoes always come at the end of a word. The father replies that echoes are invariably at the end, but notes the word economies al contains a different sound pattern.
Every Day a New Path
Inspiring line from Girls' Companion on daily beginnings and fresh chances. The passage suggests each day offers new growth, with flowers along the road and birdsong above. It contrasts yesterday's failure with today's potential happiness and success.
Art Ideals in Film Spoof Notes
A playful Life magazine line mocks film culture with a jab at repetitive costume choices and actor personas including figures named Actor-Gee and Queenie. The note hints at rotted scripts and the pressure to reuse wardrobe in two sets.
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Queenie
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Atia
Bolt
Tineself
Diehting
Wate
Amrmas
Gawa
Europe
Frank Comerford
Gairfowl
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Kwarcinski
Ill
Lydia Pinkham
A. Kwarcinski
W. Oakdake Ave
Lydia Bf. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Hunt
Price
Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tex
Uncle Sam
Fletcher
Gete
Peterson
Mary Hill
Third Avenue
Pittsburgh
A. B. Ruger
Washington Avenue
Racine
Wis
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
N. Y
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
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