The Tenderfoot 4GR B. Bodnee and the Canyon Trail
In a Western tale Dustin Keene, using the alias Duro Brone, investigates the Broken Spur ranch as old rival factions clash over ownership. A former desert prospector returns with news while a growing romance with Edith threatens Dustin’s wary gaze amid a ranch war and social tensions.
Dust is stirred as ranch feud sinks Hour-glass into drought
Dustin’s feud with Goddard over Soda Springs triggers slow ruin at the Hour-glass ranch. Edits by Edith Carr try to curb her father Joe’s drinking while foreman Crewe warns of danger from Dustin and Goddard. Calves lessen, fences fail, stock drops, and a legal challenge over the Soda Springs claim surfaces as tragedy nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Sam Dustin
Edith Carr
Joe Carr
Edith
Hourglass Ranch
Great Alamos
Frank Crewe
Frank
Crewe
Goddard
Broken Spur
Soda Springs
High Heaven
Open Range Rivalry Over Water Rights Sparks Tension
Dustin and Spike acquire an "echo" from a drunken Nester leading to a contested title to the Springs. Open Range days are gone as Broken Spur pressures Joe Carr to fence and bar public access, turning the once respected Nestor of Seco Valley into a target of hostility as his ranch slips into decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Nester
Spike
Old Joe Carr
Joe
Seco Valley
Godyard
Dour
The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michaelis
Aline Michaelis writes The Rhyming Optimist with dawn light imagery and hopeful tones. The poem shifts from sunlit mornings to a sense of release and peace, while noting contrasts in perception and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Michaelis
Cathedral protection scheme for St Pauls amid urban encroachment
A plan to surround St Pauls Cathedral with a sacred area to shield its shallow foundations from deep excavations progresses. A two year subsoil study by Sir Alexander Gibb and Ralph Freeman supports a government bill to create protected zones, aiming for Parliament's November submission and a law next spring. The effort signals protecting great works by statute against modern commercial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul'e Cathedral
Alexander Gibb
Ralph Freeman
Bouverie Street
First Street
Bank of England
House of Commons
Journal of the Architects,Institute
Canon Alexander
Uctn
St. Paul's Cathedral
Zeppelin For Exploration Three Flights Planned Next Year
The St Thomas Times-Journal reports a new zeppelin will conduct three scientific flights over the Amazon region next year. It will hover via gyroscopic control to drop researchers and supplies for detailed study of rainforest geography, hidden ruins, and uncontacted tribes in Brazil and its surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Lindbergh
Brazil
Republica
Amaxon
Ita
Valley of Orchids
Sincora
St Thomas Times-Journal
Minnesota coed designs bridge plan for Omaha project
Edith Reed of Minneapolis, a 21 year old University of Minnesota student, designed the plan chosen for the 2 075 million bridge crossing the Missouri River at Omaha Nebraska. She developed the concept while recovering from an automobile accident on campus. Canada boosted its wheat flour exports to Italy by 45 5 percent in 1933 versus 1932. An entasis is a convex curvature applied to an upward taper in classical columns. All blood passes through the lungs about 2000 times daily. Buttermilk shares the same nutritional value as skim milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
Tyigg
Italy
Canada
Little Hells For This Week Reflections On Humility And Obedience
A compact devotional excerpt urges pliability before God, highlighting small daily acts as tests of faith. Quoted verses from 3 John and 2 Corinthians frame the call to seek perfection through simple obedience and steady trust in Christ. Key figures include H Bonar and Henry More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bonar
Henry More
A New Nome to Rebuild City with Modern Structures
Plans by the Fera relief committee outline a new Nome with a revived business district. Streets will be 90 feet wide and Front Street moved back about 50 feet from the Bering Sea beach after a 3 060 000 fire disaster, shaping a broader urban plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fera Relief Committee
Bering Sea
Couldn't Buy Anything Champion Borrower Mystery
A fragmented dialogue recalls a tense exchange about returning a broken mower blade. Pettigrew is mentioned with anger over the incident, and a suggestion arises to borrow from the Vicar next time to avoid a recurrence. The source text centers on dispute, household friction, and a hint of social borrowing norms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cearwan, Fom
Peert
Weey
Corosado ‘Trail
Canyon Trail
Eis
Gerad Keene
Keene
Gerald Keene
Hour-Glass
Duro Brone
Tenderfoot
Dad Kane
Spike Goddard
Broken Spur Ranch
Mather
Borke
Beco
Sepulvida
The
Canada Starch Co., Limited
Ite
Peri-Sani
Para-Sani
Panradani
Appleford Paper
Pacoucre
Enset
Hamilton, Ontario
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Winnipes
Teada
Phill
Yale
Fermi
Magnesia
Phillips
Pane Cathedral
Edfice Prem Pfacreachea of
Meders ‘Commerciale
Zeppelin
Minnesota
Hag ‘Dasign
Ae.energi Face
Seorge. McLeod, Ltd
Hing St. W
Toronto
N. OU