Mountain Man Breck Aims to Avenge Cotter in Lone Tree
Forest ranger Jim Cotter is killed in the line of duty. Gordon Breck, his friend, assumes the role to seek justice. He confronts Tillson moonshiners at Lone Tree and saves Louise Temple during the cattle drive at Rock House Meadow.
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Jim Cotter
Gordon Breck
Cotter
Breck
Tillson Brothers
Tillsons
Lone Tree
Louise Tempie
Art Tillson
Reek
Sierra Slim
Forest Service
Brees
Sierra
Cook
Inoumain
Conk
Creck
Preck
Louise Temple
Rock House Meadow
Jud
Louise
Jackson
Kit
Young Tillson
Ranger
Palo
Rock House
Tillson
Range Boss Enforces Myriad Rules Amid Cattle Drive
Breck enforces the forest permit rule with Cook's backing as cattle counts proceed. Jackson, Tillson, and Louise Temple challenge the plan while Breck faces a growing strain among wranglers. Jud Tillson tests cash offers to move surplus cattle as dawn breaks over the meadow.
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Breck
Jackson
Cook
Dad Cook
Indoor and Outdoor Ideas Four Accessories and a Practical House Dress
A pattern feature promotes a four accessory set including a fitted jacket soft bag tailored ascot and boxy gloves plus a slenderizing house dress for shopping and home work. Details list sizes fabrics and yardage with patterns No 1652 and No 1643 from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Vast Public Record Office Holds English History in Paper
In London near Fleet Street the Public Record Office stores millions of unprinted documents across 35 miles of shelves. The exhibits span 900 years of war treaties trials and ambitions with royal autos and letters from Washington to George III. Notable items include Chaucer Spenser Milton Bunyan and the Rush-Bagot agreement.
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London
Fleet Street
Chancery Lane
Public Record Office
England
Richard II
George V
St. Mary Magdalen’s
Bristol
George Washington
George III
Geoffrey Chaucer
Edmund Spenser
John Milton
John Bunyan
Douglass Born 1817 Died 1895 Leader of Colored Race
Frederick Douglass son born to a slave mother and white father. He rose as a prominent leader of the colored race, living from 1817 to 1895.
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Douglass
Frederick Douglass
Three Days Cough Signal Prompts Creomulsion Relief
An advertisement urges readers with a chest cold or bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims the product reaches the source of trouble, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and loosens germ laden phlegm. The druggist will refund if not satisfied.
Everchanging Crowd Flukes and Quitters Quote
Quotation from Van Amburg on changing crowds noting failures flukes and quitters. The line contrasts the restless, shifting group with persistent effort.
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van Amburgh
Gas Trouble Relief with Adlerika Claims
A testimonial asserts Adlerika relieves gas and constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowels. The ad features Mrs. Jas. Filler noting improved eating, sleep, and overall well being after one dose, and claims doctors and druggists have recommended the product for 35 years. It asserts no griping and non habit forming, with wide drugstore availability.
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Adlerika
Uncertainty and the mind’s subtle impulsive pull
The quote notes that when the mind is uncertain, the slightest impulse tilts it toward one side. It emphasizes how doubt amplifies influence from trivial cues, shaping belief and choice in ambiguous moments.
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Terence
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Mountain Man
Ch.c. Wire
Harold Channing
Chapter
Jnd Tillson
American Chain & Cable Company, Inc
Bridgeport, Connecticut
The
McKay Company
the Hodell Chain Company
Pyrene Manufacturing Company
Dominion Chain Company, Limited
Pyrepa Manufacturing Company of Canada, Limited
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