Tenderfoot Cowboy Infiltrates Hour-glass Ranch
Gerald Keene assumes the alias Duro Stone to join the Hour-glass outfit while Lad Dustin and Dustin's partner Joe Carr plot to stop a cattle theft tied to the Broken Spur brand. Edith, a sharp-eyed rider, mentors Stone as tensions rise over branding fraud and a hidden mine cue.
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The Rhyming Optimist Night's Freedom
Poem depicting nocturnal freedom when the poet opens windows to the night sky and starry host. The speaker contrasts day limits with night’s joyous, solitary liberty and dreams of a beloved presence guiding imagination.
Penalty for reckless drivers urged by Calgary Herald
The Calgary Herald argues only a license suspension of six months to a year fits drivers who continually imperil others at the wheel, proportional to crime gravity. The editorial urges strict action to deter dangerous behavior.
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Calgary Herald
Only New England Residents Are Rightfully Yankees
A claim asserts that only residents of the New England states qualify as Yankees, asserting regional exclusivity in a definitional sense. The statement targets geographic identity and regional labeling.
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New England States
Commemoration Medal Planned For 25th Royal Accession
The royal mint will issue a commemorative medal for the 25th anniversary of the King's accession. Obverse bears crowned effigies of Their Majesties with Roman numerals MCMX MCMXXXV. Reverse features Windsor Castle. Two sizes: 21/2 inches standard silver guinea price. 1 1/4 inches fine silver half a crown. Dominion sales arrangements to follow.
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Tailor Christian Smith Leaves Dartmouth Bequests
Christian Smith a German tailor who pressed clothes for Dartmouth College students for ten years left his life's savings of 9000 dollars to the college faculty. He left one dollar each to a son and daughter he had not seen since the Great War.
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Christian Smith
Dartmouth College
Offer You Should Accept If You Can Pay Double Value
When offered something for nothing you should accept it if you can afford to pay double its value. The statement weighs risk versus gain and implies a calculation of true worth before accepting a free offer.
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Scott
Divine Moment Brings Calm Despite Storms
A devotional excerpt highlights Psalm 121 5 and Psalm 119 165 affirming God as keeper and source of peace. It speaks of finding rest in God's presence whether in sunshine or storm, with the believer's soul entering a tabernacle of tranquil rest.
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T. C. Upham
Italian scientists claim vitamin M in an onion discovery
Italian researchers announce a vitamin M finding in onions, suggesting a novel nutrient category. The report notes the unusual discovery and hints at potential health implications but provides limited experimental detail.
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