The Three Bar Returns Home to a New Frontier
In a Western romance set on the Coldriver range, the heroine returns with Harris after Slade’s killing, joins him in rebuilding the Three Bar outfit, and envisions a shared future. They glimpse new settlers arriving, while the ranch grows with modern comforts and renewed hope as they plan a lasting partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slade
Harris
Guo
Mia
Brill
Corrala
Cook Shack
Coldriver
Hlave
Bill
Cal
EXD
Persian rug designs and symbolic meanings
Authorities on oriental rugs say the rug embodies the universe while its intricate patterns trace life’s changing course. Principal colors symbolize life and victory, royalty, purity, devotion, and evil. motifs include swastika for luck, flower and knot for tune and life everlasting, circle for immortality, and a six pointed star for Allah.
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Allah
Indian Remedy Ad From Waterloo Des Moines 1925
An old Indian remedy advertisement touts Nee sh as a cure for various ailments. The notice attributes the product to Necatosh Indian Remedy Co in Waterloo and Des Moines Iowa with a money back guarantee and a price of $1.40 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena
Necatosh Indian Remedy Co
Waterloo
Fragmented Quotes and Market Notes from a 1910s Paper
The column blends stray remarks on honesty and lying from Fine Art William, a note on radium price drops tied to new Portuguese mines, Belgium’s Kantaga mines as current suppliers, a brief look at Australia as a top auto market for U.S. cars, New Zealand’s car density, a Se curity adage from St. Louis Globe, and a claim about the U.S. producing year round spring chickens.
Reassembled Queen Hatsheput Statue Shown in Cairo Museum
Renovated statue of Queen Hatsheput, recovered in pieces from a quarry after being hurled by Thothmes II, is now exhibited in Cairo. Excavations near Deir-Wil-Bahari, Luxor, have used up to 700 laborers, clearing debris and assembling fragments from 1000 tons of rubbish, a tedious process continuing since 1927.
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Cairo Museum
Hatsheput
Thothmes II
Deir-Wil-Bahari
Luxor
Thothmes
Man Claimed Afterlife Ownership In Deed Of Gift
A London TitBits tale recalls a man who, reborn in the afterlife, tries to order the underworld and bosses imps like a new owner. Satan questions his authority as the man claims his wife left him the place in life.
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Satan
London
One Qualification Do you think I have a film face
A terse exchange prompts viewers to consider whether a person has a screen persona. The quip implies film acting ease only in darkness.
Bored The Bore features playful interactions on name disclosure
In a lighthearted column, a host playfully insists the guest state their name once or twice while embracing a casual back and forth. The exchange centers on personal introductions and a relaxed, joking tone.
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Wwell
First chrysanthemums reach England and spread worldwide
A fragment notes the introduction of the first chrysanthemums into England from China in 170 and their quick dissemination to other regions. The text also includes scattered quips about bachelors and a brief Los Angeles Times remark, reflecting a collage of tidbits and aphorisms.
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England
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Hal G. Evarts
Hal G. Evacta
AWN
Deane
Cal Harris
Cal Warren
Colton
Nate
Catle
Arzis
Aotve
Lux
Riter
Cal Uarris
Anarris
Untess
Tad
Barmien
Slade Rider
Waddles
Calico
Tin
Evans
Allen
le Roy
Seifert Mills
Candise St
Jefferson, Wis
Franklin
Franklin Blackleg Seram
W. N.A
Des Moines
Ato
William Melee
California
Portugal
Kantaga
Australia
Ind Trucks
New Zealand
Cas Logic
St. Louis Globe
Ours
Toledo
Ohio
Crae
Chaffey
Jewett
Hill
Los Angeles Times
Poston Company, Inc
Battle Creek
Micu
Toassies
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