Ride the River High Noon Showdown Ends In Camp Turmoil
Jeff Gray and Ruth confront outlaw Norris after a gunfight in the creek camp. Norris is forced to flee but is captured by Gray's party. Tensions rise as Ruth defends him and Pat Sorley tries to keep peace. In a later scene Sherm Howard hides danger while Morgan Norris plots revenge and a new confrontation brews.
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Jeff
Norris
Gray
Ruth
Lee Chiswick
Willows
Jeff Gray
Sorley
Pat Sorley
Kansas
Pat
Gray v
Father
Mesa
Arizona
Howard
Sherm Howard
Morgan Norris
Sherm
Mary
Desperado
Marg
Coal Creek
Crikes
Pia
Morg
Lou
Nortis
Wild Horse Basin
Wild Horse
Walker’s
Chinese Elm Proves Fast Growing For Many Climates
A Philadelphia Record note extols the Chinese elm Ulmus parvifolia as a rapid grower with few drawbacks. It details height gains in years, broad head shape, hardiness, and drought resistance, noting it thrives across the United States and tolerates city soot and gas while recommending annual balanced feeding for best color and growth.
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United States
Philadelphia Record
China
Korea
Japan
Columbus View of Porto Rico Island Wanderer Legend
Columbus described Porto Rico when reporting from his second voyage in 1493. He allegedly crumpled a page and told Queen Isabella it looked like this. The tale frames Porto Rico as America’s gateway to the Caribbean and highlights the explorer’s character.
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Columbus
Porto Rico
Christopher Columbus
America
Caribbean
Spain
New World
Pretty Frocks Easy to Sew Patterns Offer House Dress Charm
The sewing patterns promise simple step by step charts and quick results with a diagram design for comfortable dresses. No. 1559 and No. 1468 sizes and material needs are listed with trim details and fabric choices. A home dressmaking book Success in Sewing is offered for 15 cents.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker, Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Homemaker Tips Brighten Home and Wardrobe
A collection of simple household hints covers making over a wash stand with cretonne, avoiding soaking brushes, using onion to absorb paint odor, fruit juice ice cubes for beverages, castor oil to revive brown shoes, lemon juice for fluffy white rice, thin screen door paint for privacy, and repurposing worn tablecloths into durable napkins.
Uncle Phil Says Stumps the Best of Em
A playful column notes that many intelligence tests seem silly due to unanswerable questions. It argues classics endure because their authors spoke the smart truth first. The piece nods to conditional freedom and contrasts wildcat energy with self confidence in spotting a toadstool.
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Ennui
Ask Me Another General Quiz Round Questions
A set of general knowledge questions covering topics from volcanoes and presidents to neologisms and constitutional beginnings. Includes queries on baseball perfect games, Delaware’s name origin, meteor entry heat, and continental area comparisons across Australia Canada Brazil and the United States.
Answers to a set of historical trivia questions
The items reference places and figures such as Mount Lassen in California and President McKinley. They define a neologism as a word not yet accepted, date 1789, a baseball scoreless game, the origin of the name Virginia’s de la Warr, frost on the Colby meteorite from July 4, cold interior, and land areas of Australia Canada Brazil and the United States with specific square mile figures.
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Mount Lassen
California
President McKinley
Lord de la Warr
Ware
Virginia
Colby
Wis
Australia
Canada
Brazil
United States
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WIN Service
Dimity
Phil
Delaware
Williamsburg
Yorktown
Jamestown
She Chamberlin
Sidney Banks
Old Point Comfort
UNA
INA
Mrs. Gray
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