Clint Doke Faces Truth in Tail Holt Plot
In a ranch room cliffed by danger, Morgan Norris and Haskins confront a bedbound Clint Doke who claims another marshal’s name and seeks aid against the Texas pursuer Jeff Gray. Norris hints at forming a pact to hunt down a dangerous foe while Chiswick sets up a US marshal run.
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Pete
Norris
Haskins
Marg
Holt Bandit
Morgan Norris
Morg
Clint
Doke
Clint Doke
Clint Dokes
Howard
Jed
Gray
Mary Norris
Jeff Gray
Sherm
Duke
Texas
Wyoming
Hunter
Ruth
Rangers
Chiswick
Dodge
Young Howard
Live Oak Canyon
Brayton Gang
Lee Chiswick
Buck Brayton
Sherm Howard
United States
Tail Holt
Frank Chiswick
Lou Howard
Beau
Louw
Frank
Juan Pasqual
Lou
Mile High
Holt
Jim Reynolds
Tracks of Birds in Snow Identify Ringnecked Pheasant
The article notes that ringnecked pheasants leave large, easy to spot snow prints with a straight middle toe line and a distinctive blurred drag line between tracks. It compares pheasant tracks to those of quail and other birds, highlighting bold behavior and wide snow coverage.
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Bob Becker
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Ringnesk
Lettuce Through Ages From Ancient Salads To Royal Gardens
Lettuce has long been used as food with mentions by Herodotus in 550 B C and Pliny noting cultivation and blanching for year round use in Rome. Later records show Henry VIII in privy purse expenses rewarding a gardener for delivering lettuce.
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Herodotus
Pliny
Henry VIII
What to Eat and Why 2
A health guidance piece urges mothers to prepare children for school by focusing on diet and fitness. It recommends daily eggs, leafy greens, citrus fruits for vitamin C, tomatoes as an alternative, and lean meats, with emphasis on rest, sunshine, and early correction of physical defects. It ties school readiness to overall health.
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Mary
Johnnie
Balanced diet key to healthy growth in children
The text argues that a carefully balanced diet, aligned with modern nutrition, ensures normal growth and strong resistance to disease. It notes malnutrition affects rich and poor, caused by ignorance of food values and poor eating habits rather than lack of money.
Don’t Overlook Protective Foods For Children
A child’s diet should center on protective foods milk eggs fruits and vegetables with milk as the priority for strong bones and teeth. Skipping this rule risks retarded growth fragile bones decayed teeth and possible nervousness. A quart of milk provides calcium high grade protein and essential vitamins.
Energy Foods for Vitality in Daily Meals
The article advocates abundant energy foods such as potatoes rice macaroni bread and cereals to combat fatigue and boost resistance. It advises including at least one starchy item per meal and a well cooked cereal daily, or a ready to eat cereal in hot weather. It emphasizes whole grain varieties for minerals and vitamin B and suggests desserts like rice puddings gelatine fruit milk sherbets or ice cream.
Simplified menus prepare appetizing, easily digestible foods
The article describes menu design focused on simplicity to boost appeal and ease of digestion. It emphasizes clear sections, balanced portions, and straightforward descriptions to aid diners.
A Nation Depends on Child Health for Power
The article stresses that even the best diet fails without proper digestion and assimilation, rest, fresh air, and sunshine. It urges checking a child's health before returning to school to avoid learning impediments from bad teeth, diseased tonsils, vision, or hearing issues, linking happiness and success to health.
Nutrition guidance for vitamin A with greens and dairy
Mrs. G B F recommends weight balance alongside spinach for fourfold vitamin A versus butter. When butter is limited, consume leafy greens and milk, or fortified margarine with vitamins A and D. Miss A G M notes bleaching in wheat flour is acceptable and whole grain products aid minerals and vitamins, without banning white flour.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Time Saving Mock Smocking Shortcut
A sewing guide explains a machine shift to gather fabric quickly for mock smocking. It outlines stitch patterns and row spacing, recommends color contrasts, and mentions Book 1 and Book 2 by Mrs. Spears with ordering details and a free leaflet offer.
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William Macleod Raine
WIN Service
Curly
Clint Coke
Houston Goudiss Fisks
By C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
C. Houston Gondiss
Steele
C. Houston Goodiss
Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Fifth Avenue
New York
Know Management
ORK
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