Mountain Man Breck Returns To Fill Cotter's Footsteps
In the Inyo Forest, ranger Dad Cook weighs Breck's request to take Jim Cotter's place after Cotter's death. Breck, Cotter's friend, seeks the job and the hunt against a white mule outfit, hoping to uncover Cotter's killer and prove his loyalty. The scene sets a June field season and a personal vow among rugged men and mountains.
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Sierras
Tom Cook
Cook
Inyo Forest
Mount Whitney
Dad Cook
Sierra Nevadas
Mojave
Whitney
Lone Tree
Jimmy Cotter
Jim Cotter
Dad
Breck
Gordon Breck
Hollywood
Tia Juana
Cotter
Forest Service
Gordon
Jim
Tillson Brothers
Cleanliness in Children Boosts Health and School Habits
In a 1938 column, Houston Goudiss urges mothers to uphold hand washing and hygiene as children start school, stressing soap, towels, and school facilities. He cites examples of learned habits, dangers of germs, and the need for parental and school vigilance to reduce illness.
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C. Houston Goudiss
One Hundred Workers Help Make a Dress Suit
A London Answers Magazine feature explains the journey of a gentleman’s smart three piece suit from sheep to wearer. It notes 11 000 threads per suit, a 13 mile yarn length, and a 65 yard cloth roll woven by about a hundred workers, with costs and time estimates for weaving and finishing.
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George Race
London Answers Magazine
South Australia
England
Bradford
A Mother's Diet and Hygiene for Healthy Children
The piece argues a mother's duty is to feed children with nutrition aligned to modern science and to prevent germs by washing hands. It warns unwashed hands expose food to microbes, risking grave illness as 92 of 100 deaths from communicable diseases involve mouth or nose pathways.
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Johnny
Cleanliness and styles in school lunch and fashion
A note on daily cleanliness for children links soap and health, then shifts to fashion trends. The piece describes dirndl jumper and a large woman’s dress with detailed sewing instructions, fabrics, sizes, and a Fall and Winter Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle. It references pattern numbers 1621 and 1624, fabric quantities, and ordering details from Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Mountain Man
CH. C
Wire
Chapter
Harold Channing
By. C. Houston Goudiss
D-Wnu
Houston Goudiss
U. S. Forest Service
Uncle Sam
West
High Sierras
Joseph Fart
Newton
Edna Riggs
Los Angeles
LUDEN
IRIUM
Rand
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