Aces Hole Part Continues as Western Tale Narrows Suspects
In the ongoing frontier drama old Bill Cole lies dead and heirs Ann Lee and Cole Cody seek the shooter. Rance Waldron, posing as kin at the ranch, is suspected after he and others are attacked on the way to town. he kills his partner Tom Gough to deflect blame as Doc Joe and the Judge carry wills for safekeeping. Cal Roundtree reports Old Dodoe alive.
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Ann Lee
Cole Cody
Old Bill Cole
Old Bill
Rance Waldron
Ann
Cody
Doc Joe
Rance
Tom Gough
Cal Roundtree
Old Doe Doe
Aunt Jenifer
Cole
Jenifer
Dee Joe
Waldron
Bill Cole Cody
Mr. Cody
William Cole Cody
William
Little Ann
Bill Cody
Soape Cody
Old House Whispers of Sylvia and a Cowboy’s Return
In a Texas ranch house, Ann Lee longs for memories of Early Bill and Sylvia while bonds with Bill Cole Cody deepen. Porfirio sobers to warn of a miracle as Doc Joe returns secretly, and Rance Waldron bursts in threatening control of the ranch, leading to a tense gun confrontation that ends with a stunned standoff.
Lesson Subjects and Scripture Texts for April 11
Lesson for April 11 presents topics and scriptures chosen and fought over by the International Council of Religious Education, used by permission. The item notes the selection process and the involvement of the council in distributing religious study materials.
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International Council of Religious Education
The Transfiguration and Trust in Christ as God
A devotional on Peter and John witnessing Jesus in glory on the mount. It notes the divine revealment, the Father’s endorsement to hear Jesus, and the apostles’ faith forged by eyewitness testimony. The piece highlights the need for true vision of Christ to empower life and mission.
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Christ
God
Peter
John
van Dyke
Jesus
Lord Jesus Christ
D. L. Moody
New York
Breakfast Fundamentals For Energy And Morale
This article emphasizes a strong breakfast as essential for daily productivity and morale. It recommends a full meal with fruit cereal eggs toast and coffee or juice, highlighting vitamin B sources from whole grains and yeast, citrus intake, and careful handling of orange juice to preserve vitamin C. It includes a recipe for old fashioned popovers using eggs milk enriched flour and no leavening agent.
Lynn Chambers Breakfast Ideas and Recipes Collection
A column by Lynn Chambers offers breakfast options and kitchen tips. It includes baked apples with orange marmalade filling, a chipped beef omelet, and various griddle cake and waffle recipes. Instructions cover ingredient lists, mixing steps, and baking or cooking methods for cozy morning meals.
Ever Think of This Probing Government by Amateurs
Uncle Phil muses that nearly all government is carried on by amateurs and that money has wings but lacks a homing pigeon. He notes how worrying over avoirdupois unsettles a woman's poise.
Lynn Says Make Rationing Work
The notice urges careful use of point rationed foods and planning menus around essentials. It recommends buying meats with the best point value, extending cuts with cereals and vegetables, saving sugar for canning, starting a victory garden, and choosing quality canned and processed foods to maximize points.
Pity of Selling Experience and Dark Horse Pull
A wry reflection on the value of experience and the appeal of a dark horse. The speaker notes that success depends on pulling power and that many people spend effort trying to undo past actions.
USO Expands to 650 Clubs 500 Cities in 1943
Collier's reports the USO operates more than 650 clubs 300 units and lounges 100 information centers and 50 mobile units in 500 cities for soldiers service and entertainment. The organization runs 70 road shows with 1 000 performers with scenery salaries and travel costs totaling about 4 million dollars in 1943.
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USO
Collier’s
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Jackson Gregory
W.N.A
Old House
Early Bill
Sylvia
Billy Cole
Old Early
Bill
Porfirio
Codito
Jenny
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Peter and
Lynn Chambers
South Desplaines Street
Illinois
Phil
Lynn
Pena
James Martineau
Morgline
Goethe
GROVE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham le Pinkham
WNU
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