Daughter of a Navajo healer confronts danger and romance
Sonya Savarin, a self appointed physician on an Arizona sheep ranch, contends with dishonor after a drunken assault. She rejects an affluent engagement with Rodney Blake, helps Navajo families including Little Moon, and forgives a repentant attacker while pursuing moral healing and personal freedom.
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Lons Mesa
Sonya Savarin
Arizona
Serge
Lila
Babs
Rodney Blake
Sonya
Little Moon
Two Fingers
Blake
New York
Lone Mesa
el Capitan Diablo
Sonya Helps Children Then Senses Stranger Threat
Sonya Savarin retrieves two Navajo children from a government school assistant and returns with them in safety. A mysterious blue eyed rider appears, hints at a dark past, and a plane is observed delivering items to a horseman before the scene ends with pursuit toward town.
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Sonya
Satter
Claude Sparrow
Hosteen Nez
Lone Mesa
Mr. Satter
Hosteen
Miss Savarin
Spartow
Sonya Savarin
Blake
Beelzebub
Myra’s
Miss
Varin
Darkness
An d’Oro
UN d'Oro
Hidden Hogan Capyon Encounter
A haggard face emerges as she leads the group into the hidden hogan, shaping a tense moment amid the capyon environment.
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Capyon
Ancient Tiberias Flood Toll and Desolate Uplands
National Geographic notes a flood that drowned twenty in Tiberias on the Sea of Galilee. The bulletin cites deforestation, goat herds, and World War damage as causes, detailing restoration efforts and the town’s double beauty amid modernizing infrastructure.
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Sea of Galilee
Washington
Tiberias
National Geographic Society
Palestine
Herod Antipas
John the Baptist
Salome
Jerusalem
Peacocks Predict Changes in Weather at Milwaukee Zoo
At Washington Park zoo peacocks signal coming weather changes. They stay quiet on dry days and cry as humidity rises and rain nears. When a storm nears their cries sharpen and grow louder, and the coop area becomes chaotic once the storm breaks.
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Milwaukee
Washington Park Zoo
Snakes In Sleep: 55 Hatch In Henry Tresslich Room
Henry Tresslich, snake importer and curator, owns Bertha a 20 foot constrictor and Rajah, with 23 pythons from India. Fifty five eggs in his New York home hatch soon, promising a $16,500 profit if 53 hatchlings survive. The eggs were laid in the city and are the first ever witnessed birth on record in the United States.
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New York
Henry Tresslich
Tresslich
Bertha
Jah
Rajah
India
D.t.’S
Lady in Upper Six Sleeper Berth Tour of Union Pacific Car
The article describes a new upper berth design in Union Pacific streamline train sleeping cars. Folding stairs lead to a compact upper bunk with a sliding aluminum panel for privacy. Both upper and lower berths have individual washstands, showcased at A Century of Progress in Chicago.
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Union Pacific Streamline
Chicago
Union Pacific
Plane to Spread Poison to Kill Sudan Locusts
After two years of labora tory investigations and field trials, H. H. King has sailed for Northern Rhodesia with a special airplane to discharge clouds of poison dust aimed at destroying locust swarms. The poison is finely ground sodium arsenite and King takes three tons ground by a British chemical firm.
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London
H. H. King
Sudan
Northern
Rhodesia
King
Soviet Artist Brodsky Receives Order of Lenin
Soviet artist I I Brodsky, long accused by revolutionaries of passive reflection, was awarded the Order of Lenin. A realist painter, he has depicted scenes such as the Session of the Second Congress of Komintern and the Shooting of Twenty six Commissars, and has painted portraits of Stalin and Voroshilov.
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Moscow
I. I. Brodsky
Lenin
Brodsky
All-Union
Central Executive Committee
Komintern
Revvolutionary
Stalin
Voroshilov
Philadelphia Citizens Embrace Rattlesnake Meat Trend
City residents show growing interest in rattlesnake meat with a local store reporting demand far exceeding supply for canned rattler steaks. The store manager notes favorable public reaction, high repeat orders, and new customers daily as rattlesnake meat, common in parts of the West and with historic Chinese roots, gains traction in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Bulldog Mourns Loss of His Friendly Paw
In Tazewell Virginia G W Boyd describes a large friendly bulldog missing a front leg after a car accident. The dog now sits and gazes at the spot where the paw once shook hands with strangers, a solemn reminder of the loss.
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Bulldog
Tazewell
G. W. Boyd
Man's Debt to Birds
Birds are the key to controlling insect populations, outperforming sprays, poisons, and predators. Insects eat few others daily, while birds can eat thousands at a single meal and travel far to areas with abundant pests, stopping pests at the source and offering the greatest service.
Postum Free Week’s Supply Offer In Paper
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The advertisement invites readers to request the trial through the mail as described in this paper.
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Postum Company
Postum
Adv
Did Their Best Moving Picture Instead Of X-Ray
A witty exchange about medical imaging contrasts an X-ray with a moving picture. The humorous remark highlights a playful misunderstanding regarding a wife’s jaw imaging.
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Scottish Mission
Safed
Mount Hermon
Federal Department of Justice
Will
Snake Eyes
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Coleman Uoitk
Ron
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company Dept. Wuss
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Kans
Chicago, Ill
Los Angeles
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Toronto
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S. Shean
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Hawthorns Road
Bronnville
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