Indian Trail Drama in 1875 Ogallala Stampede and Duel
Trail boss Lew Burnet leads Cross T herd from Texas to the Indian agent at Ogallala. Tom Arnold is killed in a stampede and his will names Lew as owner. Cattle are sold and Steve and Joy Arnold receive shares. Lew refuses a Cheyenne demand for 600 cattle and prepares to shoot it out with soldiers dispatched from Dean's store.
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Lew Burnet
Texas
Ogallala
Tom Arnold
Lew
Ant
Steve
Joy Arnold
Indian Territory
Clay Manning
Joy
Dean
Indian raid ends with Joy seized and pursuit across plains
Lew and Quarternight defend a cattle herd against a Cheyenne charge. Joy is captured by Crazy Bear as the horsemen withdraw toward the hills. Lew sights cavalry and learns the Indians plan a parade, while Willy Nickle hints at the next hunting move. The chase continues toward the Wichita range.
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Lew
Iro
Bear
Quarternight
Young Jim
Clay
Joy
Springfield-Allins
Joe
Clay Manning
Longhorns
Jim Hope
Moonlight Bailey
Owl-Head
Jackson
Wichita Range
North Fork Creek
Uckskin
Willy Nickle
Willy
Crazy Bear
North Fork
Grace and duty after the war in personal reform
Kathleen Norris argues that character faults persist if not faced, urging postwar home reform led by mothers. She cites science skeptically, asserts jealousy, suspicion, and selfishness are curable by grace and conscious effort, and links domestic virtue to rebuilding a better world.
Faulty Theory on Change Through Honest Effort and Service
The text argues that children's traits are not fixed and jealousy can be cured by conscious effort. It urges building a new world on honesty and service to others, eliminating personal hates and prejudices, and remaining aware of evils that may threaten postwar efforts for millions less fortunate.
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Dr. Wiggam
Tom
Europe
San Francisco
Mother
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
America
Births Rise in United States and Canada in 1942
Birth totals showed gains with the United States rising from 2,513,427 in 1941 to 2,608,986 in 1942 and Canada from 255,317 to 271,981. Infant mortality fell in the United States from 45 to 40 per 1,000 live births while Canada declined from 60 to 54. The United Kingdom registered 775,422 births in 1942, its highest since 1931, with an infant mortality rate of 52.
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United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Make Do Home Hints From Old Housecraft Advice
A series of practical tips from a vintage guide covers refreshing fabric like chenille and candlewick, soap use for nails, repurposing a piano stool as seating, upholstering with fabric, smoothing worn wringer rolls, crafting a skirt from old pants, and keeping doughnuts warm in a covered dish.
Heat From Fruit May Outpace Human Heat Output
A NASA-like note states that the heat produced by the respiration of stored fruit, such as pears, in transit at 60 degrees in twenty four hours could equal the heat from nearly two thousand people.
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Ibe Jep
Joe Wheat
Kathleen Norris
Dra Curabie
Sewing Circle
New
Montgomery St
Calif
8. F. Goodrich
Begoodrich
Wiez
Kellogg's
Ormer
Interstate Ebrick Company
P. O
Sugar House Station
South
Salt Lake City
Utah
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