Beginning of a double will twist at King Cole Ranch
Old Bill Cole, wounded at dawn, calls Gaucho Ortega, Doc Joe, and the Judge. He plans two identical wills, one leaving the ranch and money to Ann Lee and the other to Cole Cody, both kin of his old friends, as the ranch settles into a dangerous reprise.
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Early Bill Cole
Early Bill
Gaucho Ortega
Doc Joe
King Cole Ranch
Old Bill
Ann Lee
Rusty Lee
Cole Cody
King Cole Ranchers Meet Aern Waldron And Cody Reunion
In Bantam Springs Early Bill Cole hides his identity as he hosts Rance Waldron who recalls a fateful Bantam Springs poker game. Across the mountains Cole Cody reaches Top Notch and spots Ann Lee aboard Long Peters stage en route to Bald Eagle, meeting Miss Edwards and her niece.
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King Cole Ranch
Bill
Cal Roundtree
Cal
Early Bill
Rance Waldron
William Cole
Rance
Waldron
Bantam Springs
Bill-Cole
Bill Cole
Miss Ann Lee
Jenifer
Top Notch
Big Belle
Bald Eagle
William Cole Cody
Cole Cody
Black Rock Pass
Ann Lee
Long Peters
Pardner
Jenny
Top Rock
Hank Roberts
Miss Edwards
Hank
Young Cody
Mer
Peters
Tom Peters
Mr. Peters
Cody
Drifted Apart. A love triangle and a divorce dilemma
Phyllis Taylor, a 33 year old wife and mother, seeks guidance on leaving her husband Jack for her neurologist lover David. She worries about breaking up the family, the impact on her two sons, and the lives of David’s children, while facing social and moral pressures. The piece weighs the lure of new love against duty to family and stability.
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Douglas
Astens
Phyllis Taylor
Vassar
Nashville
Jack
David
Mantaahiony
It's Flattering Dress Pattern No 8268 For Mature Figures
Sewing circle notice promotes a flattering dress pattern for larger figures with a deep neck line. It describes a paneled skirt, soft gathered bodice, and wide waist girdle. Sizes 36 to 62 with fabric yardage and trim details. Order forms sent to: s.
Greener fields and the pull of remarriage
Phyllis Taylor faces divorce and potential remarriage seen from a safe distance of domestic security. Kathleen Norris counsels to hold fast to security and make the most of it, warning that distant ideals often mislead.
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Phyllis Taylor
Kathleen Norris
Child's Frock Styles You Can Sew At Home
Pretty frocks for children are easy to sew at home and at low cost. Today's pattern outlines an adorable style suitable for two to six year olds.
Registrar Aye Clarifies Years Since Passing It Up
The registrar asks how many years have passed since the subject completed the act. A nearby speaker says they are around 30, while the registrar notes the need for a precise count and records the age as part of the filing.
Never the Same Again Teacher
Joke exchange about lightning and a face asking why it never strikes twice. Jimmy answers that once struck the same place isn’t there anymore.
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Jimmy
Hat Trick Numbers Youthful Look Sparks Banter
A playful exchange has a husband claiming his wife looks ten years younger in a hat. She insists she is thirty, prompting the punchline that she is allegedly older without the hat.
Grounds for Divorce In Questioning Exchange
A woman visits a divorce lawyer and asks if she has grounds for divorce. The attorney, noting his own marriage, replies that her being married gives her grounds, prompting a wry moment about the legal standard.
Woman reports tramp taunting dog from tree
In a garden the resident complains a tramp sits up in a tree teasing her dog. A voice answers that the police department is alerted and will respond.
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Police Department
Koreans Ignore Wives When They Meet On Street
Koreans in a custom practiced in Korea requires men to pass their wives on the street without acknowledgment as if they were strangers, reflecting strict social norms and gender expectations.
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Chosen
Korea
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