Two Wounded Travelers Face Bandit Hold Up in Bald Ragie
Cole Cody and Gregory Le 3 ee s¢i Jackson Gregory travel by stage coach to Bald Ragie where bandits halt their journey. The driver and passenger are wounded while Cole is aided by Dee Jie At Bald Ragie Porfiria Capex shares news of Barty Bill’s death. Rance Waldron later greets them at King Gale f and App Len.
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Ana Use
Cole Cody
Sterly Alls Cole Ti
Bald Ragie
Tna
Uhey
Bald Barly
O48
Dee Jie
Cole Joay
Porfiria Capex
Cody
Taper
Barty Bill
King
Gale
Len Stro
Jenifer
Rance Waldron
Coutaue
The Return of William Cole Cody at Bald Eagle
Ann and Aunt Jenifer host a tense scene at Early Bills home as Rance Waldron pressures them to leave. Cal Roundtree, the foreman, introduces a calm, wary hospitality while Cal warns of danger. The door opens to the arrival of a rider and the striking figure of William Cole Cody, signaling new trouble and ties to the past.
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Fia
Cal Roundtree
Bills
Roundtree
Rance
Calhoun Roundtree
Cole
Ann
Jenifer Edwards
Jenifer
Cal
Bald Eagle
Waldron
Bill
Ann Lee
William Cole Cody
Awards Spark 1942 Film Year and Star News
New York critics pick In Which We Serve as best picture of 1942 while Wake Island and Yankee Doodle Dandy vie for top acting honors. Greer Garson and Katharine Hepburn contend for best actress as Noel Coward’s film earns praise. Rita Hayworth and Veronica Lake tied to gossip on engagements and careers.
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New York
Noel Coward
Critica
Wake Island
James Cagney
Agnes Moorhead
Greer Garson
Katharine Hepburn
Miss Moorhead
Pattern for a Girl's Jumper and Blouse Outfit
Pattern guide shows a jumper and blouse set for girls. Barbara Bell Pattern No 10921 covers sizes 10 to 16 with 1½ yards of 36 inch fabric for the jumper and Mi yards for the blouse. Pattern No 1604-0 lists sizes 30 and up with short sleeves needing about 4 yards of fabric. Send your order.
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Barbara Bell
Aizea
Midwinter Frock Promises Bold Striped Winter Wear
A brief note describes a piano frock in bold striped material or vi brant solid color designed to be worn under a winter coat. The fragment hints at a midwinter fashion item with emphasis on color and fabric.
Story and storey origins traced to old French verb estorer
In American usage the ground floor is the first story while the second level is the first storey in British spelling. The term story derives from the last participle of the old French verb estorer meaning to build.
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America
Answers to a Versed Riddle Quiz From The Chronicle
The piece lists Qs and answers covering topics from nautical terms to music history and geography. It identifies Bumbeat and Discordant, names Buncomb County as North Carolina, places 1465 as the first music print, Peru as the Irish potato origin, and states the weight classes Eight in boxing. It includes details on U S currency denominations and naval terms.
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Buncomb County
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
National Boxing Association
North Carolina
Peru
Josephine Beauharnais
Marie Louise
Austria
Alabama
Kentucky
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Inflationary Sugar and Egg Prices During World War I
The article notes sugar rising from five cents per pound in 1914 to 27 cents by 1918 and eggs increasing to two cents per dozen, illustrating wartime price surges without price controls.
Manpower order eyed to aid farm labor stability
Sladster reports the manpower commission order aimed at keeping essential farm workers on dairy farms may help stabilize labor shortages across agricultural operations. The measure focuses on ensuring continuity of work for those essential to dairy production.
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Manpower Commission
Nickel Saving Alloy Aids Tank and Howitzer Supply
Army officials report new steel alloy processes saved enough nickel to meet the needs of 48 000 heavy tanks and 17 000 75 mm howitzers. Nesting Birds Use Wire describes magpies weaving copper wire into nests in Monkland Australia. The piece also notes fashion advice on shaping clothing, a Wren designed for coinage, and shark hides used for sandpaper in a carpenter shop.
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Gow
Army Eninance
Monkland
Australia
Coffee drinking in the Deep South and nationwide
Coffee drinkers in southern Louisiana and Mississippi consume two to three times more coffee than average. In the United States many individuals drink between 10 and 15 cups daily.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
No Diore Alarm Clock War on Iron Rollers and Towels
A jumble of notices reports a New Orleans alarm clock shortage with no sales and high demand. A separate wartime item notes compulsory aptitude tests for women workers at a Quebec ammunition plant. Other items mention manganese deposits in Pennsylvania goat milk consumption in the UK and the vast diversity of fish in North American waters.
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New Orleans
Quebec
Poison in Therapy Used by Indians in South America
Report notes curare once seen as a deadly poison used by Indigenous South American peoples. In medical practice it is considered useful for relaxing tightened muscles during nerve shock treatment and certain therapies.
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South America
Prohibition History and Nearby Border Notes
The article notes Michigan amended its constitution in 1853 to ban intoxicating liquor manufacturing and sales, later repealed in 1876. It discusses low cost blackout materials plywood or heavy pasteboard used to block windows, and lists border states Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York and Quebec. It mentions corn breeders separating varieties by 80 to 200 rods to prevent cross pollination and cites annual property damage from fire around 259 million dollars.
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Michigan
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