Tenderfoot Hero Faces Cattle Rustling Plot On Hour-glass
Duro Brone secretly joins the Hour-glass Ranch as a tenderfoot cowboy to uncover a scheme by Dustin and partners at Broken Spur to rustle and rebrand Hour-glass cattle. Stone observes dusters and a greasewood fire signaling a wide operation, while Edith Carr's loyalties blur motives as danger mounts.
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Gerald Keene
Joe Carr
Keene
Duro Brone
Tenderfoot
Montgomery Ward
Dad Kane
Hourglass Ranch
Dustin
Stone
Edith Carr
Phecy
Red Thorn
Crewe
Red Water Canyon
Isabella
Mesquite
Palo Alto
Carr
Soda Springs
Edith
Broken Spur
Mexico
California
Colored Bowler Forecast Echoes Old Earl Style
The Merchant Tailors' Association president predicts bright colored bowler hats will be in fashion, mirroring an early wearer, a former Earl of Harrington. Henry Melton notes the Earl used a sage green bowler outdoors to avoid bird fright and tested new hats by stamping on them to check collapse, prompting hatters to prioritize strength over weight.
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Merchant Tailors’ Association of America
Earl of
Harrington
Henry Melton
London
The
Guardian
Little Helps For This Week
A religious meditation by F. W. Robertson discusses loving God through purity truth and charity. It contrasts God as Purity Love Truth and Infinite with the call to live bravely, kindly, and sincerely, expanding love to all including enemies.
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God
F. W. Robertson
Clock That Speaks Time Promises New Office Feature
A British post office research station tests a talking clock that announces the time by dialing a number. The device emits pip sounds at ten second intervals with a final signal at the minute, providing exact hour and minute.
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British Post Office Research Station
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