Flame of the Border Heart and outlaw romance amid Navajo life
Sonya Savarin, a self styled physician on a Arizona sheep ranch, avoids an engagement to Rodney Blake as she falls for Starr Stone a renegade linked to a Mexican associate. An influenza outbreak tests loyalties while Sonya and Stone declare love and face peril from a bandit who calls him the lieutenant.
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Savarin
Arizona
Serge
Lila
Babs
Rodney Blake
Sonya
Little Moon
Two Fingers
Lone Mesa
Starr Stone
Blake
Stone
Butchers
E Capitan Diablo
El Capitan Diablo Shadow Looms Over Dinner Talk
Sonya senses danger as Mr. Marston, a federal narcotics agent, reveals a covert network bringing opium from Mazatlan into the U S. While Rod Blake and Starr Stone confront personal betrayals, the group learns El Capitan Diablo rules the cross border rackets and can kill any who reveal secrets.
Night chase on the Border where Sonya is seized
Sonya confronts danger at the desert town as she uncovers Parks and Starr Stone links to contraband. A mysterious six foot three Mexican ambushes a man named Quince and Sonya flees on Darkness. A gray ship arrives and Sonya is abducted, bound for an unknown fate.
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Rod
Starr Stone
Quince of the Border
Lila
Sonya
Rodney Blake
Parks
Serge Savarin
Mr. Marston
Rod Blake
el Capitan
Sonya Savarin
The Great Flight Wardrobe Scramble at Rogers Ranch
In Beverly Hills the narrator describes a chaotic preflight packing spree for a world hop. Family meddling, Swiss aided planning, and the burden of palm beach suits clash with practical travel needs as excess baggage looms.
Hitler’s Power Grows as He Holds Full German Authority
A Brisbane This Week report notes Hitler controls all powers of the former empire, can declare and end wars, commands the army navy and air force, and faces Catholic and Protestant concern over hostility to Christianity after a near total vote. It highlights propaganda claims about Catholic votes and Vatican complaints.
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Hitler
Germany
Herr Goebbels
Angriff
Vatican
Reichstag
Herr Hitler
Baby Glovier joins Moorefield family weighing fourteen pounds
Mrs. Glovier of Moorefield West Virginia weighs 120 pounds and her husband 1385 pounds though weight hardly matters. Their newborn Franklin Delano Glovier weighs fourteen pounds at birth, surpassing the Dionne quintuplets in weight. The proud mother notes the baby’s birth weight exceeds all five quints by one and a half pounds. The father jokes no explanation is needed for any baby’s marvel and recalls Voltaire as a symbol of small beginnings that sparked great change.
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Ted Glovier
Moorefield
W. Va
Franklin Delano Glovier
Franklin Delano
Voltaire
Big steel firms discuss abandoning NRA code
The article notes steel companies considering dropping the NRA code due to fears of industry being controlled by labor. It suggests the move is difficult and compares the situation to an old horse in a swamp, saying leeches would cling and management by those with no track record is untested. It calls for continued hope and cooperation.
Lloyd George criticizes U S credit habits in memoirs
In his memoirs, Lloyd George notes America’s wartime loans and why the United States was wary of credit. He suggests Americans might have refused credit as he claims allies later failed to honor payments.
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Lloyd George
England
United States
Brooklyn Armored Car Robbery Nets 427000
A well organized Brooklyn robbery saw highwaymen surround an armored car. Guns planted in a peddler cart and in parked cars enabled the gang to overpower guards and steal 427000.
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New York
Brooklyn
Robbers Escape In Three High Powered Cars
A dramatic street robbery ends with eleven bandits fleeing in three fast cars while an armored truck pursued. They miss one machine gun and overlook 29000 dollars in cash, a costly miscalculation that will regret.
Giant Jonker diamond heads to United States for cutting
A fourth largest world diamond called the Jonker gem found in South Africa by a farmer is sold to a diamond company for 315000 dollars. The firm refused 500000 to keep the stone and it now travels to the U S for cutting to best use.
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United States
South Africa
Diamond Corporation
Man Buys Wife in Shocking Installment Plot
Hoboken, N J witnesses a bizarre tale as a man purchases another man's wife for 700 dollars payable in installments like a car. The sale, labeled with the phrase romantic consent, has recently concluded its final payment, stirring moral outrage among observers.
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Hoboken
N. J
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
New York City Echoes of City Life and Fashion
A vivid postcard of 1940s New York mood notes Beatrice Lillie style velvet tams and Palace Theater glamour. It references Martha Wilchin ski Windsor McKay and Lucius Beebe while recalling Postmaster Farley and Evangeline Adams. The piece contrasts urban bustle with commuter crowds and rising city tension.
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New York
Beatrice Lillie
Martha Wilchinski
Windsor McKay
Lucius Beebe
Wash Young
Farley
Palace
Grover Cleveland
Evangeline Adams
Ornery
Rex Cole
John Horgan
Lucy Cotton
Victor Schertzinger
Hawaii
Abandoned Elderly Women Haunt Manhattan Streets
In grim scenes across Manhattan the old women, tattered and helpless, appear in night doorways and shadows of newsstands. They wander in search of a niche to rest, clawing through scraps and decaying food beneath morning fog for dignity lost.
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Manhattan
Notable reflections on memory and mortality in urban nights
A narrator ponders how many souls in the city endure beyond the body, living only in memory as the dream ends and the present fades. He anticipates criticism for sentimentality yet asserts the past remains life’s enduring truth.
Time Square Cashier and the Swarm of Diners
A narrator derides the busy restaurant scene in Time Square describing a cashier as aloof and mathematic in vibe. He notes diners as a crowd of moving jaws consuming fish and roasted meats while dogs and cats observe with more restraint.
Glossed gentleman in Pierre’s diary strolls city promenade
A well dressed man with a flowered button-hole and cane exits Pierre's this afternoon and heads toward the six o'clock promenade. He pivots near the hotel and sits on a park bench in a mood of pondering observed by a woman.
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Pierre
McNauyé
Syndicate, Inc
Laying Hens Need Proper Care For Egg Output
Extension poultryman advises hot weather care for laying flocks. Check for mites and lice, ventilate houses, provide shade, water, and full feeding while rigidly culling. Spray for mites, treat lice on birds, monitor body weight, adjust fattening feed, and use moist mash at noon.
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F. Parrish
Extension Poultryman
North Carolina State College
WNU
Growing Mash to Turkeys Poultry Experts Advice
The Michigan State College poultry department recommends a home mixed growing mash for turkeys and details ingredients including yellow corn oats bran flour middlings alfalfa meal meat scraps dried milk soybean meal calcium carbonate salt and cod liver oil. Scratch grain should follow after six weeks, plus constant accessible hoppers moved to keep ground clean. The piece also urges marketing out of season to secure premium prices from restaurants hotels and resorts.
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Michigan State College Poultry Department
Michigan State College
Corn Gluten Meal Used in Poultry Feeds At Cornell
Cornell experiments show corn gluten meal can substitute part of protein in poultry diets when paired with other feeds. Half protein from gluten and half from meat scrap supported laying hens as well as meat scrap alone. Growth and chick development remained strong when gluten was combined with wheat middlings, bran, and 10 percent dried skim milk. If meat scrap accompanied gluten, skim milk could drop to 7.5 percent.
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Cornell University
Poultry and Eggs Boost City Purchases in Florida
The article notes poultry raises Florida’s fourth largest agricultural revenue and promotes improved methods. It emphasizes feeding, water, and calcium needs for hens, plus yard repairs to prevent a chicken range, and mentions carrots affecting yolk color and the crediting of Iowa as a leading poultry producer.
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Berge
George
Chu
By Vingie E.roe
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Neidlingers
Quince
Beverly Hills
Craig
Singapore
Rogers Ranch
Emil
Rogers
Palm Beach
Honolulu
Japan
Arkansaw
Oklahoma
U.S
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San Francisco
Kemper Military Academy
Boonville Mo
McAanghs Syndicate
Brisbane
Russia
Spain
York
Grand Central
Towa
State
Florida
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