Saddle 2 Ride By Ernest Haycox
Clay Morgan opposes rancher Ben Herendeen in a long running feud over cattle and a vanished wife. Morgan, a devoted father to daughter Janet, faces killers and traitors as Hack Breathitt is slain and Gurd Grant turns traitor after Catherine Grant’s actions. Morgan journeys to Government Valley chasing cattle thefts and truth.
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Clay Morgan
Ben Herendeen
Clay
Lila
Herendeen
Morgan
Janet
Catherine Grant
Ann McGarrah
Hack Breathitt
Pete Borders
Gurd Grant
Catherine
Fox Willing
Hack
Charley Hilhouse
Charley
Government Valley
Morgan tracks rustlers and confronts Ben Herendeen in the hills
Morgan and companions chase a beef trail into Haycreek Hills then confront Ben Herendeen at his Three Pines ranch. The showdown ends with McGeen beaten and escorted away while Lige White arrives to pressure Ben as tensions rise over outside gunmen and the beef.
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Government Valley
Morgan
Jump
Herendeen
Haycreek Hills
Harry Jump
Clay
Fox
Jumps
Vermilye
Three Pines
Cache River
McGeen
Ben
Lige White
White
War Pass
Lige
Ryder Boys
The Woodsman and the Quiet Stranger Miles
A narrator recounts recurring meetings with Thornton Miles in the Monson woods by Taggart Lake. Townsfolk view Miles as odd, yet the two men form a wary bond as Miles reveals his dead wife Margaret and a life lived in solitude. The narrator struggles to label Miles as the townspeople do while feeling the weight of unseen worlds.
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Monson
Taggart Lake
Thornton Miles
Margaret
Pine Mountain
Soldiers Carry Anti-Infection Crystals For Wounded Troops
The War Department announced that each American soldier heading into combat will receive crystalline sulfanilamide in an external use envelope for sprinking on wounds, plus 12 internal tablets. The kit includes instructions, a shaker top, and a spill proof metal box for internal use.
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War Department
Fruit Production Seen Near 1941-42 Bumper Level
The department of agriculture reports that the 1912-43 season’s fruit output is expected to be nearly as large as the 1941-42 bumper crop, based on latest estimates.
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Department of Agriculture
Rug design from Ont Home Front by Ruth Wyeth Spears
This design uses odds and ends of wool to make lasting floor coverings. The old pattern was used by women in past wars and shows how to draft links and the flour felis on fold lines. Book 6 offers hooked rug directions and a pattern called Add-A-Square Rug, with booklets priced at 10 cents each.
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Thornton Miles
Charles Kingsley
Practical Household Hints From An Old Printer's Column
A collection of practical kitchen and laundry tips on preserving clothes delicate fabrics, storing canned goods safely, and cooking substitutions. It includes folding buttons inside garments, storing jars on their heads, boiling pods, ironing on the wrong side, extending pillow cases, using raisins and honey, and avoiding salt in hot mixtures.
Hungry hummingbirds starved after taxi trip to Bronx Zoo
In New York six hummingbirds rode a 50 minute taxi ride from a pier to the Bronx Zoo without food. The rapid wing beating burned energy and left one bird dead and five others in a coma from starvation.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Camel cartons for service men promotion
In the Navy and other service branches Camel cigarettes are described as the favorite brand based on actual sales records. A Camel carton is promoted as an ideal gift to send to service members, with local dealers featuring Camel cartons for service men during the appeal.
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Navy
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Adv
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Spears
Bedford Hills
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Kellogg Company
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