The Broken Spur ranch gold mine saga unfolds quietly
Dustin learns of a rich ore sample and a mine tied to the Broken Spur outfit. Gerald Keene and Stone scheme amid threats as Dustin confronts suspect cattle rustling, laboring under harsh desert life and a tense alliance with Dad Kane. The tale follows betrayals, discovery, and peril.
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Broken Spur
Carr
Dad Kane
Forail
Eustin
Spike Goddard
Dustin
Stone
Faith Carr
Edith
Crewe
Seco
Duro Stone
Mustling Carr
Desert Prospector Feud Ends in Murder and Escape
Dustin confronts Kane and Peyotl over a gold claim and salted ore. Kane is killed when Dustin lures him into an assault, Peyotl awakens to find Kane dead, and Dustin contemplates a cover story and burial for the body as the scene ends with plans to dispose of the evidence.
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Kane
West
Soyote Canon
Dustin
Peyot
Old Kane
Dad Kane
Shammyskin Kane
Ulysses
Foothills
Peyotl
Broken Spur
Alaska as Military Base Says Stefansson
Arctic explorer Stefansson argues Alaska is the United States main military base in a conflict with Asia. He notes Tokyo is farther from Hawaii than from Alaska and cites Arctic maps and non Mercator projections. He praises Alaska’s resources and living conditions, including fish and fowl, and predicts development of waste lands, iron, coal, and irrigation as the North grows more inhabited.
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Vilhjammar Sransson
Alaska
United States
Tokyo
Hawaii
North Pacific
North Pole
Mercator
Aleutian Chain of
Stefansson
Arctic
Port Arthurs
Royal wedding gifts displayed for charity at St James’s Palace
Displays of royal wedding presents for the Duke and Duchess of Kent attract charity interest, with estimates the raised sum will exceed the 8,274 pounds 188 34 from the Princess Royal and Earl of Harewood display. Half the total goes to the King, the other half to the Duke of Kent. A remark about a prince’s sleep talking appears in the report.
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Duke
Duchess of Kent
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
St. James's Palace
News of the World
Duke of Kent
Germany Seen As Rising Air Power In 1935 Book
James shows in the 1935 edition of All the World’s Aircraft that Germany again emerges as a potential air power. The handbook notes Germany refused to share latest designs yet describes vast production of fast bombers and fighters. It cites high speed commercial mail planes used on routes between Germany and Spain near 200 mph.
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James
Germany
Menioned
C. G. Grey
Gray
Spain
The Rhyming Optimist by Aline Michael
Aline Michael presents The Rhyming Optimist an introspective analysis on desire and illusion. The speaker admits love for an idealized version of someone, a dream figure nobler than any real person, while acknowledging the fault lies in perceiving reality as imperfect. The piece ends with a humorous contrast about a painting of an automobile resembling a prior painting.
True Praise Amid Life’s Sorrow and Suffering
A reflection on sustaining faith through loss illness and fear. Quoting Job 1 21 the piece argues praise remains possible when life darkens and tests faith, asserting harmony with God as the true sacrifice of praise per H B Manning.
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H. B. Manning
Berlin subsurface rail line to cut historic lindens
Berlin plans a north south subway beneath Unter den Linden to connect railway stations. The route will pass the famed linden trees near the Brandenburg Gate with new trees to be planted after completion, targeted for the 1936 Olympic Games. Eight French stamps from Ile de France catapult mail sold in London for 625 dollars. Italy’s mineral wealth is limited, with sugar peuron cited as its key mineral.
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Berlin
Unter den Linden
Brandenburg Gate
Ile de France
London
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Les
Job
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