Ruth Chiswick Seeks Escape Amid Rustler Plot at Tail Holt
Ruth Chiswick fears danger to her father Lee from Sherm Howard’s rustlers and plans elopement with Lou Howard. In Tail Holt, a strangers arrival and a drunken shooting escalate suspicions. Jeff Gray, posing as ally, reveals outlaw ties while Ruth confronts murder, mistaken loyalties, and a looming raid as Lee pursues rustlers.
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Ruth Chiswick
L Cranch
Lee
Sherm Howard
Lou Howard
Sherm
Tail Holt
Yell Sanger
Jim Pender
Ruth
Lou
Jeff Gray
Morgan Norris
Curly Connor
Kansas
Mile High
Sid Hunt
Lee Chiswick
Dan Brand
Jeff
Brand
Sanger
Pat Sorley
Pat
Howard
Clint Doke
Frank
Gray
Ambush Fails as Frank Chiswick Escapes with Gray’s Help
Frank Chiswick confronts Jeff Gray who warns him of a plot by Mary Norris Lou Howard and others to kill him. Gunfire erupts at the adobe barn as Gray and Frank flee through a wall hole toward a creek bed, pursued by armed pursuers and flames.
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Frank
Jeff Gray
Father
Gray
Mary Norris
Lou
Howard
Box Canyon
Lou Howard
Marg Norris
Young Howard
Norris
Chiswick
Frankers
Chapter V Continued at the Barroom Exchange
In a bar scene Howard fumes about a supposed attack while Morgan Norris slips away with Lou. Jeff Gray notices the tension and sits by the washroom wall to listen, dealing solitaire as he eavesdrops for any behind the wall remarks.
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Howard
Curly
Jeff Gray
Young Howard
Morgan Norris
Lou
Gray
Five Eras Seven Ages and Twenty Two Periods of Earth History
A Cleveland Plain Dealer summary outlines the geologic divisions from Archean to Psychozoic. It lists five eras seven ages and 22 periods with subdivisions such as the Paleozoic and Mesozoic and notes the Archean era at the start of pre Cambrian time. It explains the United States Geological Survey limits and that Archean rocks largely show no fossils but indicate early life and extensive time duration.
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Earth
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Champlain
United States Geological Survey
How Sew by Ruth Wyeth Spears Fillet Crochet Guide
Instructions describe using two or more colors for knitting bags and purses in fillet crochet. It covers foundation chains, double crochet stitches, weaving through mesh with matching thread, and finishing with woven stripes and zippers. The note advertises Book 2 by Mrs. Spears and provides her Chicago address for ordering.
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Ecru
Delft
That's Luck Luck and the grit to start again
A reflective poem describing luck as earned through will, faith, effort, and resilience. It contrasts lightness with discipline and honors determined spirit. The verse celebrates perseverance after disaster and the courage to keep trying.
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Tom
Harry
Are You a Canny Canner
Are you a canny canner who protects her harvest by using recognized jar rings and tested brands. The article urges choosing reputable brands for rubber rings to prevent cracking and air leaks and to avoid substitutions that reduce canning returns.
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Josephine C. Bond
Prize Winning Cake Recipes Soon Reported
C Houston Goodiss reports the Cake Recipe Contest drew many entries. Home economists in New York now test and taste the cakes, with results to be announced in these columns. Winners and honorable mentions will be printed in a forthcoming booklet distributed nationwide.
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C. Houston Goodiss
New York City
Door to Door Advertising Brings Merchants to Your Home
The article praises weekly newspaper advertising as a practical way to learn what local merchants offer. It argues direct contact is essential to close sales and assure quality and fair pricing, noting readers gain news of worthwhile wares from trusted firms through the paper’s ads.
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