Three Bar Conflict Escalates as Slade Targets Herd
Harris and the Three Bar crew brace for a renewed stampede as Slade shifts tactics to crush the herd quickly. Wounded guard Lanky is down, Evans is hurt, and the group plans secretive action to hasten justice while the cattle rest and guards double.
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Harris
Slade
Lang
Evans
Lanky
Alden
Waddles
Billie
Moore
Horne
Mile
Harrisaid
Bounty Rumor Divides a Colorado Rangeets Men Face Stand
Rumors spread of a thousand dollar reward for fifteen men outside the Three Bar range with a fast saddle horse paid upfront. Branded men fear exposure and retaliation while Harris faces a target on his head as Slade presses threats beyond law. On the Coldriver Strip distrust grows as Three Bar guards tighten control and a looming clash nears after Christmas.
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al Moody
Coldriver
Ris
Harris
Slade
Three Bar
Billie
Deane
City Residents Overlook Sights New Visitors Favor
Farm and Fireside editor notes ninety percent of New York residents have never seen the sites that attract visitors. A Maine and Illinois farm group ranking the Woolworth panorama as the top sight, with locals under ten percent of sightseers, signals a citywide neglect of landmarks.
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New York
Farm and Fireside
Woolworth Tower
Maine
Illinois
Strike the Balance in Marriage Is a 60 50 Proposition
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote argues happiness in marriage depends on balance between spouses. Too much of either partner leads to unhappiness, suggesting an even split yields better harmony and partnership.
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Cincinnat/ Enquirer
The Spice of Life in Competition
A brief note from American Magazine highlights the zest and spice of life as central to a competitive spirit, celebrating energy and variety in everyday endeavors.
Egg Salad as Handy Standby for Entertaining
A USDA prepared article extols egg salad as a reliable spring dish for luncheons card parties and Sunday suppers. It notes eggs provide iron and minerals, offers quick assembly ideas, and describes a daisy presentation with yolk center mayo.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cooking Asparagus In Varied Quick Ways
Readable text outlines multiple quick asparagus methods from home economics guidance. It covers trimming washing scraping broiling with minimal water, serving with butter white or hollandaise, and several baked or layered dishes including asparagus with egg milk sauce, spaghetti and cream sauce, and timbale molds.
Strawberry Jam Delicacy and Sun-Preserved Method
A home economics bureau recipe explains how to make everyday strawberry jam over fire with lemon juice to enhance flavor and aid preservation. It details washing picking crushing sugar cooking rapidly in an enameled pan, adding fruit in stages, and finishing with lemon juice before sealing sterilized jars.
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United States Department of Agriculture
The
Bureau of Home Economics
Sauce With Strawberry Flavor for Puddings
A strawberry flavor sauce for puddings from the bureau of home economics. Butter sugar and salt are creamed, then folded with stiffly beaten egg white and crushed berries. Warm gently to smooth, serve immediately or chill for a thicker sauce.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Legge
Growth of Human Hair Rates by Age
Hair on the head grows from about half an inch to one inch per month. Growth is fastest between ages twelve and thirty and slows after age fifty.
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation Remedy
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's natural approach to constipation using Syrup Pepsin. It claims the remedy is non habit forming and gentle, avoids drastic purges, and promotes bowel regularity with three health rules: keep the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels open. A free trial offer hoists the Monticello Illinois address for trial bottles.
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Dept. BB
Monticello
Illinois
English Channel Tunnel Plan With Coastal Start and Electric Trains
The proposal places the tunnel starting 11 miles from the sea at Monks Horton and exiting nine miles from the French coast. Electric locomotives would pull trains at 92 miles an hour through the undersea route.
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English Channel
Monks Horton
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Harper
China
Tews
Amecorn Flekes
DR. Caldwell
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Coaspirin
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