Deserted rancher stand-off ends in jail rescue scene
Ellen Carey watches as Jeff Brand and Calhoun Terry confront a mob intent on lynching them. Terry offers to surrender in exchange for Larry Richards's release, while Jeff defies the crowd and reveals the Texans’ part in the attack. Ellen seeks safety as the standoff shifts toward mediation and escape.
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Ellen Carey
Jeff Brand
Calhoun Terry
Terry
Roan Alford
Brand
Jeff
Roan
Alford
Lane Carey
Ellen
Carey
Round Top
Halden Oe
Richards
Cal
Larry
Sheriff Hart
Cal Terry
Lee
Ellison
Larry Richards
Lee Hart
Red
Fort Garfield
Brad
Congress
Holden House
Three Generations of Fields in Chicago
The piece surveys Marshall Field I founding a vast Chicago mercantile empire and the Field Museum while Field III launches a Chicago Sun newspaper. It notes the wealth created, jobs provided, and the national impact, linking success to America’s economic system and growth. It also chronicles Dr Hal Orr’s perilous World War I era dental career in Chicago and Paris. It critiques government information campaigns and wage politics, ending with a blunt analogy about a tail wagging the dog in the National Resources Planning Board critique of unions and labor.
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Chicago
Marshall Fields
Field Museum of Natural History
America
Marshall Field I
Marshall Field III
Chicago Sun
Hal Orr
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Cuba
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Orr
AEF
France
Paris
National Resources Planning Board
Farm Families urged to improve nutrition with protective foods
Miss Mabel G Ferndl ps through Ohio State University urges rural homemakers to boost family health by using protective foods from the farm. She cites low current diet quality and links proper meals, regular hours, rest, and milk daily to better growth and fewer health issues.
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Ohio State University
United States
America
Farm co operatives lead in marketing progress says U S agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture highlights farm cooperative progress in marketing. George H Thomson of the Farm Credit administration notes leadership in many fields. An olive cooperative developed a high speed pitting machine and an X ray fruit inspection method improves defect detection.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
George H. Thomson
Farm Credit Administration
Exercise for Cows Is First Rate Tonic
Winter care for cows advises daily outdoor exercise for fresh air and sun. Moderate outdoor activity boosts butterfat yield and prevents lameness and general decline. Sunlight provides vitamin D, with roughage as a source. time outside depends on weather. An outdoor exercise pad on the sunny barn side aids shelter. Cleaning and re-bedding stalls while cows are out is recommended.
Disease and War Bring Foot and Mouth to Channel Islands
Dr. John Mohler, chief of the federal bureau of animal industry, says Germany’s invasion of the Channel Islands has infected Jersey and Guernsey cattle with foot and mouth disease. The islands were occupied in 1940. Russia’s invasion of Finland last year also spread the disease. He stresses strict quarantines to shield U S livestock from foreign disease.
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Germany
Channel Islands
Jersey
Guernsey
John Mohler
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Russia
Finland
U. S
Are You House Bound You Can Earn Money Too
A housewife speaks of earning money at home with five rules for home business success. The 32 page booklet outlines starting ideas for women who sew knit crochet cook type or help, and describes how others began earning money from home.
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Texas
Doctor Harris
Father
Calhoun
Turley
Jim Tetlow
Buck River
Washington
Risspo
Wright A. Iz Wee Tenon
Western Newspaper Union
Mabel G. Fernald
Sixth Avenue
New York City
Pat Health
California
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