Two Hats on a Rack in a Saguache Rustler Tale
Adventurous youths Curly Flandrau and Mac drift into a horse theft plot in Saguache Arizona. Mac dies, Curly is captured, Luck Cullison's son Sam clashes with his father and Soapy Stone leads rustlers. Curly thwarts a train robbery, is suspected, and Kate Cullison defuses a lynch mob. The express office is robbed of $20,000.
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Curly Flandrau
Mac
Atnjen Etark
Saguache
Ariz
Curly
Luch Cullison
Cullison
Kate Cullison
Luck
Soapy Stone
Rustlers
Flandran
London Ranch
Sam Cullison
Laura London
Flandrau
Stone
Sam
Leutenant
Lute Blackwell
Tin Cup Crossing
Young Cullison
Luck Callson
Cass Fenwick
Kate
Mackenzie
Maloney
Billie Mackenzie
Alec Flandrau
Courageous Hunt For Hat Clue Drives Fendrick Suspect
In Arizona, Kate Cullison presses the sheriff to implicate Cass Fendrick in the express robbery and her father Luck Cullison’s disappearance. The hat linked to Luck fuels Kate’s resolve to prove Fendrick had the hat before the hold up, as Curly and Bolt weigh the case and pursue leads.
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Kate
W. & 8. Express Company
Bolt
L. C
Fendrick
Cass Fendrick
Express Company
del Oro
Arizona
Curly
Luck Cullison
Flandran
Mackenzie
Nick
Luck
Cass
Mr. Cullison
Father
Bol
Migs Cullison
Mr. Bolt
Flandrau
Cullison
the del Mar
Cassany
Sam
Hat clues and coded letters point detectives toward Fendrick
Curly and Kate deduce Cass Cullison’s hat swap implies father’s misplacement. Fendrick’s possible involvement expands as Curly finds notes saying play the jack of hearts. Sheriff Bolt weighs proofs and they plan a still hunt while Cass rides for allies and Fendrick’s moves are watched.
It Doesn’t Work Out A Small Income And A Large Family
A reflection on the limits of earnings to sustain a big household. The text notes that those who maximize small income often know more math than human nature, hinting at practical constraints beyond numbers.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co testimonial from Bayonne
Mrs Anna Sleva of Bayonne New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her periodical pains and restoring strength after marriage and two children She notes relief from headaches side pains dizziness and fatigue and recommends the remedy to friends
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Bayonne
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Annasleva
East 17Th Street
Motion Picture Investment Promises Big Returns
An advertisement touts a scheme offering a $5000 dividend within a year from a $1000 investment. It invites readers to request a free booklet by mailing to Box 457 Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
The Dandy D s
Keith, a lovable youngster, faces a harsh lecture after a report card shows four D's. He defends himself, noting D stands for Dandy while D’s implied poor grades annoy his father.
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Keith
Cuticura For Clear Skin And Gentle Comfort
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp and dandruff, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It claims daily use as toilet preparations will yield clear skin and soft white hands.
Debate Over League of Nations Stirs Domestic Talk
A neighbor remarks about a quarrel between a couple, noting they chose to argue about foreign relations rather than family matters. Mr Meekton confirms the decision to discuss League topics with his wife Henrietta.
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League of Nations
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
All the troubles of the world are born with wings
A literary line by Mary E Wilkins Walsh reflecting on burdens, fate, and the flight of trouble. The phrase suggests that vast difficulties take shape and spread quickly, much like wings. It hints at themes of responsibility and human endurance through a crafted quotation.
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Bob
Curly
Mary E. Wilkins
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Pat
Sheepman
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America
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Joseph Tainer Company
S. Ashland Ave
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