Lone Star Ranger saga ends with vow of love and home
Duane, a former outlaw, accepts love from Ray Longstreth and vows to start anew in Louisiana with her. After a deadly bank raid and Poggin confrontation, he recovers under ranger care, planning marriage, a plantation life, and a future away from Texas gunfights.
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Poggin
Duane
Cain
Ray Longstreth
MacNelly
Pather
Ray
Denarest
Wretcher
Colonel Longstreth
Louisiana
Southwest
Buck Duane
Texas
Rangers
Wellston
White House
Jim
Uncle Jim
Buck
Miss Longstreth
Pogsin
MacNellys
Tosh
Val Verde
Nueces
Rio Grande
Duane Awakens to News of Poggin’s Death in Fire Scene
Duane recovers from a trance like void and learns from MacNelly that Poggin has been shot to death. The dramatic revival includes a vision of a haunting woman and a resolute reunion with MacNelly before confirmation of Poggin’s demise.
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Duane
MacNelly
Poggin
Kakapos Taken in Snare by Maori Hunting Method
The kakapo parrot is lured by call birds tethered to long sticks and hidden in a hut. Maoris pull down perches with flax lines and seize parrots as they settle, capturing them by the neck amid the birds’ squawking and the hunters’ frantic excitement.
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Mrorl
Rastus Refuses War Duty Citing Bonded Peace
A Boston Transcript item portrays Rastus resisting military conscription with a humorous twist. He explains his wife has placed him under bonds to maintain peace, declaring he cannot fight. The dialogue highlights wartime pressures and domestic restraint.
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Rastus
Boston Transcript
Moving pictures replace violinist showcase
Mrs. Cumrox and her husband debate whether to attend a renowned violinist’s performance or watch him in moving pictures. He concedes the musician has a strong reputation but prefers cinema to live concert.
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