Cowboys of the Flying Heart seek phonograph recovery race
Cowboys at Flying Heart plot a foot race to win back a beloved phonograph held by Centipede ranch hands. Wallingford Speed, Yale cheerleader, and Culver Covington are entwined with Helen Blake as Speed’s alleged athlete persona. Larry Glass uses tall tales to boost the scheme while tensions rise among the cowboys and trainer.
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Flying Heart Ranch
Flying Heart
Wallingford Speed
Yale
Culver Covington
Helen Blake
Speed
Jean Chapin
Covington
Helen
Larry Glass
Wally
Fresno
Glee Club
Stanford University
Telen
Cowboys
Glasg
Larry
Willie
Berkeley Fresno
Glass
Saratoga
Kiin
Stover
Gallant Soldier Names Blanket Giver Before Death
The dying Sir Ralph Abercromby asks whose blanket supports his head on the Foudroyant. Answered that it is Duncan Roy of the Forty second. He then commands that Roy receive his blanket that night, praising selfless soldiering and care for his men.
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Stover
Bar Harbor
Fresno
Glasa
Willie
Glass
Ralph Abercromby
Aboukir
Duncan Roy
Ralph
Ducan Roy
Matter of Worry Don’t Worry
Worry is a habit women are prone to and should be avoided. Men are busy with important matters, while women fret over trivial incidents. Self preservation and guarding one’s strength are vital, and sorrows should be faced only when they actually exist.
Painter's Grim Humor Artwork by Henner Unearthed
Wealthy patron M Hayem commissioned a portrait from eccentric French painter Henner. The artist depicted Hayem as Saint John the Baptist beheaded, head on a silver plate with blood. Hayem feigned satisfaction and paid. his wife collapsed in convulsions, the painting hidden in a closet until recently revealed.
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M. Hayem
Henner
Hayem
St. John the Baptist
Liquor Cause of Tragedy In a Tale of Whisky Weight
A reminiscence recalls two men seeking work who each drank a bottle of whisky and wore one around the neck. Crossing a rotted bridge they both fell through. The partner drowns while the speaker survives after shedding his bottle. The tale emphasizes liquor as a deadly burden.
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Pard
Sensible Advice Cartoon Dialogue From Lippincott's
A comic caption shows Bill asking why Jim carries a cane and Jim replying he has water on the knee. Bill suggests wearing pumps as a humorous remedy. The exchange captures a light social moment from the periodical.
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Jim
Bill
Lippincott's
Red Croca Ball Blue Ad
Short advertisement touts Red Croca Ball Blue as superior blueing product. Claims all blue, best value worldwide and credits it with making the lava dress smile.
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Rex
Rexcreagh
Paul Armstrong
Edgar B. Smith
Carara
Jover
Tuet
Waco
Mr. Berkeley
Mr Cloudy
Mr. Glass
Mr. Cloudy
Mr Colt
Harper & Brothers
Tramp
Bright
Dean
Washington
R. Hatch
Iverett
Wash
Mme
Doan
Foster
Milburn CO
Buffaion NY
Carter
Jounli
Reilera Thomeson Babie
George Ade
Hazelden Farm
Indiana
Ade
George
Mr. Ade
Fletcher
Rhodesia
British South African Company
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Fortunate
Belpour Company
Milwaukee
Bex
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Haley
Wilson Steam Boiler Coo
Omaha
Defiance
Defiance Starch CO
Omabe
Cbra
Farris Purinton & Marcy
MN. K. Acher , Co
Live Stock Commission
Eichange
Salloe
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