Cal Harris Faces Off With Blue Roan in Calf Roundup
In a frontier wagon train camp Harris works a skittish roan named Blue while Johnson and Morrow plan the cattle drive. Waddles welcomes six riders Harper Lang and others, as Billie Warren contemplates escape and restraint. Harris presses Billie over love and loyalty.
Three Bar Ranch Seething Over Scramble for Ownership
Billie Warren runs her father Cal Warren's Three Bar ranch on the edge of cow country. A mysterious rider Cal Harris aids squatters, provoking rival rider Morrow and a tense plot about will terms. Slade the bad man presses Billie as various loyalties collide over ranch heirship.
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Rider Declares End Of His Bad Horse Partnership
Riley Foster and his horse Bangs had been inseparable for three years on the Three Bar outfit. Bangs stood by Foster in the blacksmith shop door as the veteran boss rode out for the first time this season. The girl watchers sense trouble as Bangs and Foster resume work after a pause.
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Morrow
Puill
Coldriver
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Evans
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Foster
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Slade
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Nighthawk
Wrangler
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Lang
Fisher
Coleman
Barton
Canfield
Billie Warren
Riley Foster
Rile
Horseshoe Symbol Of Luck Graces Doorways Worldwide
Universal belief in horseshoes as symbols of good fortune spans centuries and cultures. The emblem, tied to luck from ancient myth to modern decor, is linked to strength iron and the horse, seen in stories of Washington Mount Vernon Lincoln and Nelson. A proposed great highway could connect continents.
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AIDING ROAST BEEF COOKING WITH A THERMOMETER
United States Department of Agriculture guidance explains using a roast meat thermometer to determine doneness. It covers selecting a rib roast, roasting temperatures, times per pound, doneness targets, and serving ideas including Yorkshire pudding.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Butter Filled Sandwich Tips From USDA Home Economics
The USDA bureau advises on make ahead butter fillings for casual and formal servings. Ground watercress with creamed butter creates a quick spread for thin crusts, with parsley butter and lemon juice, and inventive open-face orange sandwiches using grated rind. Store fillings cold and rework to creamy before use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Split Pea Soup from Overnight Soak and Slow Cook
Split peas are soaked overnight then simmered with water baking soda bacon onions and summer savory for three hours until soft. Puree press through a sieve thicken with butter or bacon fat, flour and season with salt pepper and a few drops of sauce. Serve with crackers or croutons.
Waxed floor care and reconditioning tips
Instructions on reconditioning waxed floors with thin wax coats applied by woolen cloths, use of weighted brushes, and regular cleaning. cautions include avoiding oil, proper preparation of rooms, weekly thorough cleanings, and avoiding excessive wax. Also notes on varnished floors needing light oiling to prevent brittleness and the proper storage of tools.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Convicts Offered Cancer Virus Test in Cuban Bill
A Cuban congress bill proposes offering death row inmates a choice of hanging or inoculation with a cancer virus for experimental purposes. Author Dr Matias Duque defends the plan by saying condemned individuals can still benefit humanity, with survivors to be freed and honored.
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Matias Duque
Village Our New Minister Impresses Readers
A London Tit-Dits note praises a new minister described as wonderful who brings unfamiliar perspectives home, and likens the laundryman from Mrs Town to similar qualities, framing domestic figures with praise.
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London
Observation on Self and Others’ Virtues
A reflective aphorism notes that people easily spot others' faults while failing to recognize their own virtues, suggesting bias in judgment and self-awareness.
Castoria: trusted baby remedy for colic and fretfulness
Castoria described as a safe vegetable product for infants and older children. It promises quick relief from fretfulness, constipation, and colic, with doctors' word supporting safety. The ad urges keeping an extra bottle in emergencies and notes a booklet with more details.
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