The Longtrail War Over the 94 Brand Begins
Billy Wheeler searches for the killer behind Lon Magoon's death as Horse Dunn questions Magoon's saddle and a hidden trail. Wheeler proposes a bold finance plan to save Marian's brand while uncovering a web of suspects including Bob Flagg and Pahranagat connections. Marian appears at dawn as tensions rise in the frontier outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Wheeler
Douglas
Billy Wheeler
Val Douglas
Tulare Callahan
Gil Baker
Steve Hurley
Horse Dunn
Lon Magoon
Dunn
Magoon
Billy
Bill Wheeler
Pahranagar
Pahranagat
Minto
Plumas
Cheat Creek
Autenn
Ae Wheeler
Coffee
Flagstaff
Bob
Bob Flagg
Horse
Jealousy Turns on Jealousy in Barber Shop Tale
A boastful man schemes to injure a rival by making his girlfriend jealous. He rigs a dating trap with Willie, a naive suitor, only to watch Tillie Schultz marry Willie out of spite and curiosity. The narrator reflects on the irony and rues his trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Willie Kemper
Tillie Schultz
Tillie
Duboise
Willie
Wil
Wille
Walnut Street
Azaleas of the South Imported From France
The article traces azaleas’ journey from southern France to Mobile ending in a 15 mile Azalea Trail. It notes Bienville founded Mobile in 1711, Francois Ludgere Diard returning from Toulouse with three varieties, and Pride of Mobile among them. Today azaleas thrive from Texas to South Carolina, with plants reaching 20 feet and 100 foot spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep South
Annabella Neusbaum
Nature Magazine
Mobile
New World
Bienville
Francois Ludgere
Diard
France
Toulouse
Pride of
Gulf Coast
Texas
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
South Carolina
Millions Worship Moon Winds and Thunder Worldwide
The piece notes about 700 million Christians in Europe and worldwide, with Catholics leading then Orthodox Catholics. It lists Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, and primitive beliefs in Africa and the Pacific. It mentions Red Indians in North America and a Hungarian revival of pagan worship including Hadur rites with blood symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Europe
London Answers Magazine
Africa
Borneo
New Guinea
North America
Hungary
Hadur
A Happy Family of Bluebirds for Linens
This pattern offers a bluebird family cross stitch transfer for linens. It includes motifs sized 6% by 15% inches and smaller, color guidance, stitch illustrations, and material needs. Send 15 cents and pattern number 1524 to Sewing Circle, 82 Eighth Ave New York.
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Eighth Ave
New York
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WIU Service
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