Mountain Chase Keeps Kate and Curly in Peril
Kate Cullison and the convict Blackwell flee across Arizona mountains as scouts close in. Curly, presumed ally, signals a risky ruse to draw pursuers away while Kate endures fatigue and danger. The dramatic pursuit ends with a gunfire clash as Blackwell reaches a cliff.
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Luck Cullison
Fendrick and Dominguez
Kate
Blackwell
Arizona
Curly
Sonora
Guidh
Arroyo
Reckiver
Not Guilty for Flanrau as Court Acquits After Frontiersmen Rally
In Arizona, the jury acquits Alec Flandrau on rustling charges aided by powerful backers and a loving wife. Dutch remains under scrutiny, Curly gains freedom with public support, and the crowd cheers for the brave wife who stood by him.
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Sam
Dutch
Cullison
Curly
Kate
Fiandran
State
Flandran
Bar
Double M
Corral
Colorado
Alec Flandrau
Billy Mackenzie
Luck Cullison
Arizona
Wounded hunter ends feud as Cass ends revenge
After a fatal shot, Cass Fendrick and Luck Cullison reconcile the long feud. Kate Cullison and Curly Flandran celebrate as Cass accepts peace, while Luck acknowledges the shift and forgives past hostilities. The scene closes with mutual relief and renewed family ties.
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Blackwell
Kate Cullison
Curly Flandran
Curly
Cass
Fendrick
Cullison
Kate
Luck
Consent Assured and Conversation with Father
A dialogue highlights relief at consent while acknowledging a father’s dislike. The woman notes the father’s greater aversion to her bills, suggesting financial concerns influence family approval. The exchange centers on easing tensions and securing acceptance.
Christ's Claim By Rev W W Ketchum
Rev W W Ketchum director of Moody Bible Institute Evening Classes voices a persuasive sermon on Christ's central role in salvation and the implications for modern faith practice. He outlines doctrinal points and practical exhortations for believers.
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W. W. Ketchum
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
No Neutral Ground with Christ Says the Unavoidable Lord
A sermon argues Christ forces a choice between faith in Jesus as Savior or rejection, asserting there is no neutral stance. It notes Christ's pervasive claim—from business ledgers to churches and global missions—insisting every person must respond to his call.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
God
Day by day we become more Like the thoughts within us
A reflective line about personal growth and identity suggesting that daily thoughts shape the self.
Bed Lands 100 Yards Away After Windstorm
Ripley reports a windstorm blew a bed into the top of a tree as Clarence Purdin’s household goods were moved. The bed traveled about 100 yards before settling.
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Ripley
Clarence Purdin
Robbing the Churches in Louisville Youths Confess to 40 Thefts
Five boys aged eight to eleven confessed to about forty robberies, with half occurring in churches. The crimes were said to be planned and directed by a “Fagin” figure and a second boy acting as the fence in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Louisville
Han
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Colors for Garments
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for easy, foolproof sewing and home dyeing. It claims even beginners can achieve rich, lasting colors on worn garments and draperies, with a drugstore color card available.
Quarrels and Quips in a Humorous Domestic Scene
A husband and wife quarrel over a new fur hat the wife shows off. He mocks the hat and compares it to a coon in a tree. She weeps to win her point, and he playfully suggests a name like a weeping willow. A separate note mentions Jules the headwaiter retiring.
Actor Also Philosopher
Sir Herbert Tree quipped that a man cannot know his folly until imitated, warned against flattery, and noted that buttering criticism makes both critic and friend paradoxical. He added a margin note to a portrait for the critic and friend.
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Herbert Tree
Sir Herbert
Tree
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