Love Across the Border Ends in a Pueblo Rite
Sonya declares Starr Stone her chosen husband in a dramatic scene on the mesa. Rodney Blake and Serge Savarin confront the group as Two Fingers and Hosteen Nez defend them, while Starr Stone accepts marriage under a rustic priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Two Fingers
Sonya Savarin
Starr Stone
Hosteen Nez
Hosteen
el Diablo
Quince
Senor
Serge Savarin
Rodney Blake
Mr. Marston
Mexico
Sonya
Rod
Hogan
New York
Serge
Marston
el Capitan Diablo
Mr. Savarin
Starr
Bis
Serge Dear
Lila
Babs
Westbound to a New Life Starr and Sonya Fly West
Starr Stone and Sonya wed in a Navajo wedding scene then escape by plane to begin a new life in the West. Sonya bids farewell to friends and allies, pledging lasting love and gratitude. The passage ends with their ascent toward a hopeful, immortal love.
Diet for Oldsters Emphasizes Acidity Over Vitamins
The article argues aging impairs digestion and that stomach acidity, not vitamins, is key to preventing intestinal bacteria from reaching the heart and kidneys. It details experiments at the University of Illinois and prescribes a diet rich in acid foods and lean proteins, with greens and reduced starches and fats, plus sour kraut and buttermilk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Western Newspaper Union
Serums Claim Tuberculosis Cure Discovery Described
Dr Stephen J Maher, a Connecticut tuberculosis expert, described a serum that produces acid forming cocci and diplococci to destroy tubercle bacilli in human bodies. He said the cure could be shared globally to speed development, though his tests in animals showed no proven preventive or curative effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Maher
Connecticut
Shelton
Conn
Maher
Connecticut Tuberculosis Commission
Hugh B
Gibson
Campbell
Kansas City Times
Classified Laundry Markings Guide in Collier's Weekly
A noted Collier's Weekly piece highlights a classified list detailing over 6,000 laundry markings in a U S city. It notes the list aids identification of unknown dead and victims of illness, accidents, and amnesia when other methods fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Collier’s Weekly
On Paved Street Jinks Faces Jail Question
In a terse exchange on Paved Street Binks asks about last week’s whereabouts in a new car. Jinks replies gloomily that he is headed to jail.
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Jinks
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Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc
WNU
Tok
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College of Medicine
Bureau of Missing Persons
New York City
S.S.S
General Foods
Gunnar Foods
Battle Creek
Mich
Cotely
Jones
Brown
Granch
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