Yonder Tiler Ben Elliott Faces Turbulent Tincup Trial
Ben Elliott arrives in Tincup with old man Don Stuart as Nicholas Brandon fights to oust him. After a series of clashes, a fire is set, a timber contract is inked, and a railroad bridge is blown up. Dawn McManus emerges as a key figure while Elliott, presumed dead, foils Brandon’s schemes with a dramatic train rescue.
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Ben Elliott
Tincup
Don Stuart
Nicholas Brandon
Stuart
Elliott
Judge Able Armitage
Ben
Brandon
Dawn McManus
Duval
Lydia
Dawn
Red Bart Delaney
Benny Elliott At Risk As Delaney Back In Town
Aunt Em confronts Able Armitage about Red Bart Delaney roaming Tincup and firing at Benny. Able warns Benny to hide but Benny insists on pursuing his business while Em presses for Dawn to intervene. Em defends Benny’s character amid scandal and dangers surrounding Nick’s machinations.
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Benny
Delaney
Bart
Brandon
Ben
Able
Able Armitage
Red Bart Delaney
Tincup
Dawn
Ben Elliott
Nick
Elliott
Dawn and Ben face danger as Lydia confession clears
Dawn confronts Ben about a plot that framed him and arrives with Lydia to reveal the truth. Aunt Em persuades Lydia to speak, clearing Ben’s name and revealing Brandon set the trap. Dawn urges caution and asks Ben to stay away to protect her and the town’s view of her father.
The Sheik of Southern Arabia and Modern Civilization
John Blake reflects on an influential sheik in southern Arabia wielding armored cars and private radio orders. The piece muses on universal armament, civilization, and the paradox of war as medicine versus folly. It contrasts tribal life with modern weaponry and ponders fate, belief, and the mystery of nature observed from a window.
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Arabia
Rudolph
Valentino
Brotherhood Bond Drawn Tighter by Low Mood
Brotherly ties strengthen as a nation faces financial distress. The piece argues all people share common needs across borders and must unite to endure hardship. It emphasizes a global human family beyond immediate kin and national lines, calling for courage and cooperation.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Super Woman as 1940 Vice President Prospect
An astrologer's forecast claims a woman will be elected U S vice president in 1940 and describes a "super-woman" president. The League for a Woman President and Vice President names traits for the first woman leader, with notes on possible male equivalents if no woman is available.
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United States
League
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dizzy Dean Winners Ad Offers Free Prizes
In a companion column the paper promotes a Grape Nuts ad inviting readers to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and win valuable free prizes. The notice emphasizes participation through the advertiser’s column.
Lesson in Trade Costs From Global Bicycle Pawn Scene
A Bavarian pawnbroker in the Dutch East Indies accepted a bicycle as pledge and was soon flooded with youths pawning new bikes. Inquiry showed his pawn offer was 40 percent higher than the price charged by the Japanese for new bicycles.
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Bavaria
Dutch East Indies
London
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Advertised For Women
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for weak women. It claims the medicine treats weakness and offers it in tablets or liquid form sold by druggists.
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Dr. Pierce
Albert Vorwerk
St. Anthony Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Untouched Problem of Human Life and Nature
Quote from financier Leonor F. Loree remarks that the fundamental issue in human life is human nature, presenting a concise reflection on character and behavior. The statement contrasts ideal aims with innate tendencies, inviting contemplation of moral and social implications.
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