Clash in the Hills as Slade and Morrow Fight Sheriff
In a cabin confrontation, Slade and Morrow resist arrest by Sheriff Harris and U.S. marshal Carp. Waddles and Alden assist, a struggle ends with Slade captured and depots prepared to target Three Bar squatters, signaling a broader crack down.
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Harris
Slade
Carp
Morrow
Alden
Carpenter
United States
Lang
Sheriff
Wadmes
Waddles
Stampede Threat Forces Quick Retreat At Three Bar
Harris and Billie face a cattle stampede marching toward the ranch after a night of cards and talk of Carp and Slade. The herd pounds across the valley as the front ranks topple fences and throngs of thousands of cows surge toward the Three Bar flat, threatening the house.
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Harris
Billie
Waddles
Evans
Brill’s
Alden
Carp
U. S
Slade
Morrow
Officer’s Dignity Laughed At By Camp Memoir
A former trainee recalls three years at various C M T C s and an incident with Abraham Levinski known as Pat. The general inspected mobilization as Pat used a camera to direct the officer’s horse and asked him to smile, provoking a roar from soldiers and the startled general.
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Pat
Abraham Levinski
Nor rig: From governor to signer of the Declaration
Robert H. Norris became Pennsylvania governor in October 1754 and went on to serve in the Continental Congress and sign the Declaration of Independence. His wartime financing is noted as his most valuable service.
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Robert H. Norrig
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
Marriage We ll Say Marriage Is Coeducation
An Atchigon Globe opinion piece frames marriage as a coeducational union, arguing for shared duties and mutual growth within domestic life. The column treats partnership as a learning process shaping both spouses.
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Atchigon Globe
Nevada Drives Off Billboards to Protect Scenic Highways
A U S Department of Agriculture survey shows Nevada bans billboard erection where it would spoil road scenery. Thomas H. MacDonald says most roadside signs ruin the traveler’s view while some companies abandon such advertising. Connecticut licenses roadside stations to keep them off the right of way.
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Nevada
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Thomas H. MacDonald
Mr. MacDonald
Connecticut
Oil Filter Changes American Oil Schedules
The article notes engine oil change intervals rose from 500 miles to 1000 3000 miles after oil filter adoption. It states average intervals reach 2400 miles and recommends renewing the filter every 10 000 miles to maintain efficiency. The filter removes abrasives and saves about 29 dollars per car annually.
Source of Annoying Noises in Tops Cars
The Tops Roadster and phaeton tops can rattle when rains begin. Front attachment to the windshield frame may not be tightened, bows may not be moored, and cotter pins in cheaper cars can cause squeaks. A washer can remove play at the joint.
Car Advice Shows Caution on Timing Chains
A motorist praised a new timing chain but learned guidance from others can be faulty. Cars vary in construction and small details cause big differences. A driver with a friend’s automatic take up device found timing issues after about a thousand miles due to chain stretch and tooth skip, while others without take up require an initial adjustment after about 700 miles.
Self-Starting Siphon Very Handy Accessory
A brass or copper tube is formed into a U shape with a rubber bulb on one end and a hose on the other. A hole is drilled at the bend, the tube inserted into the tank, and squeezing the bulb creates a siphon when the finger seals the hole. Release to start flow once the hole is below the fuel level.
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Popular Science Monthly
Automobile Hints and Anecdotes from 1929
In 1929 Italy had about 172000 motor vehicles and humor about tires, steering wheels, and women drivers appears. The piece notes ambulance-chasers in New York and jokes about cars and drivers, reflecting lighthearted automotive commentary.
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Italy
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Advocated After 47 Years Practice
A 47 year physician notes that constipation remains inevitable despite health efforts and promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle near natural remedy. He discourages drastic laxatives and urges daily bowel movement with a free trial offer from Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Wait and See Meaning in Gardener's Label
The London Opinion notes the phrase Wait and See in gardening labeling. It explains it as a casual remark about uncertain plant placement and future outcomes rather than a precise instruction.
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Gardener
London
Breakfast Bill Faces Huge Grain Output in 1927
The Department of Commerce census shows total grain production in 1927 far surpassing a billion pounds for grains other than wheat, with a value of 159,644,068 dollars. The text notes a breakfast context and references U.S. consumption trends without detailing wheat pounds.
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Young America
Department of Commerce
Soft Water Hair Shampoos Using Borax Aid
An advertisement promotes using 20 Mule Team Borax to soften rain water for shampoo. It claims Borax aids rinsing and imparts real lustre to the hair.
No title item for immortal fame line
A brief quotation from the Newcastle Courier notes a fellow may gain fame by claiming ignorance about almost everything.
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Newcastle Courier
Bluing advert advice and quip about faint ideas
A shopper is advised to tell a grocer Red Crest Ball Blue when buying bluing, promising good results. The note ends with a humorous line suggesting it’s a good thing a woman does not faint at every faint idea.
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Adyv
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Hal G. Hvarta
WNU
Waddies
America
New York
Berlin
Hanford
U.S
Darice
Allen
le Roy
N. Y
Minero-Vi-Tone Laboratories
Kansas City
Dru
Hincox
Patchoogue
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
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