Love and Gunfire Bind Buck Duane to Ray Longstreth
Duane wrestles with a murderous past and impossible longing then admits love for Ray Longstreth. A deadly bank raid ends Poggin and his gang as Duane survives, returns home, and faces a hopeful future with Ray while fearing the lingering savage urge. Ray offers a new life in Louisiana, proposing marriage and a gentler path beyond the violence.
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Duanes
Duane
Poggin
Blossom Kane
Jim Fletcher
Buck Duane
Kane
Ray Longstreth
MacNelly
Fletcher
Southwest
Texas
Rangers
Wellston
Ray
Jim
Louisiana
Nueces
Rio Grande
Kakapos Taken In Snare S by Maori Hunt Tactics
In dusk and predawn hunts Maori hunters lure the endangered kakapo parrots with call birds on long sticks. They set flax perches in a hut and trap the birds as they land. Parrots are seized by the neck and killed amid the hubbub and excitement.
Religion Sparks Nighttime Disorder Case
In a Mill River district incident, Uncle Rasmus ran along the road at 1:30 a m shouting and waving arms after complaints from residents. Officer Mort Rudolph cites the act as disturbing the peace and the judge questions the unbecoming conduct while Rasmus defends his religion.
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Rasmus
Mort Rudolph
Mill River
Out of It
A dialogue from the Boston Transcript features a man named Rastus who refuses military service claiming his wife has been taken to court and placed under bonds to enforce peace. He insists he cannot fight, framing his duty as impossible.
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Rastus
Boston’ Transcript
Mystery Love Letter Mentions Clarence and Marriage
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a woman’s claim of Clarence’s affection and intent to marry, while another remark notes his growing dislike of her mother. The exchange hints at a romantic dilemma and family tension.
British symbols clash with nations in badge lore
A London Graphic note discusses national emblems and their accuracy, noting the British lion is really Scottish in origin, the three English leopard paws, and contrasts with the bull, eagle, and the French rooster as emblem favorites reflecting history, culture, and wartime psychology.
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London Graphic
Fergus I
Scotland
Africa
Belgium
Rome
France
Beware Deadly Nightshade Berries Warns Parents
The article explains the dangers of ripe deadly nightshade berries for children. It notes the plant grows 3 to 5 feet tall, with purple stems, oval leaves, and bell shaped purple flowers. Berries appear August and September, and the herb is in the same family as tomato and potato.
Moving Pictures May Rival Violin Star in Parlor
Mrs Cumrox remarks that a celebrated violinist should not be missed while her husband notes his wish to see the performer in motion pictures. The exchange shows household tastes balancing culture and entertainment options.
Original Gibson Girl Model Claims by Joybana Howland
In a dramatic assertion the writer credits Joybana Howland as the original Gibson girl model, noting Solomon’s legendary 700 wives in comparison as context for the era’s ideal beauty.
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Joybana Howland
Solomon
Gibson Girls
Louisville Courier-Jourcal
Drawing the Line and a Motoring Exchange
In a dialogue about risk, Mr. Chuggins dismisses aviation as no safer than motoring. He argues that accidents are severe enough and prefers not to risk a vehicle that would couch him in the hospital whenever it requires repairs.
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Poggin
Elis
Ile
Duane
Cain
Ray Longstreth
Father
Mr. Chuggins
Cupid at the Helm Lover Pair Go to Movies
A smitten couple in a playful exchange argue over hurt feelings as Archie kisses the nose and the pair, calling each other pet names, decide to go to the movies. The Detroit Free Press fragment captures their affectionate but tangled banter.
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Archie
Archie-starchy
Detroit Free Prens
Electric blower replaces towels in industrial washrooms
An electric blower is used in place of towels in the washrooms of several large industrial establishments. The device is claimed to dry hands efficiently and reduce laundry needs, altering daily hygiene routines in the plants.
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Lone Star
Ranger
Texas Plains
Dunne
Klis
White House
Dusane
Uncle Jim
Buck
Miss Longstreth
Lone Star State
Val Verde
Clarence
Fergus
Dean
Nebraska
H. J. Matterson
W. Foerth St
Fremont, Neb
Doas
Bir Doan
Aibury Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Green
Meteon
Galen
Ats
D. C
Senator Sorghum
Inyosen
B. W
Cupid
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