Judith Escapes Cliff Chase at Blue Lake Ranch
Judith treks a perilous ledge race with Quinnion and Mad Ruth in a moonlit canyon. Ruth and Judith race to the gorge below while Quinnion claws after them, as dawn nears and the danger of a fall grows with each desperate step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayne Trevors
Quinnion
Chris Quinnion
Bud Lee
Judith
Quinnton
Ruth
Quianton
Dayne
George
Angie
Juath
Huth
Acreen
Judith in Flight Through Mountain Wilderness
Judith escapes Mad Ruth and Quinnion after a brutal chase, leaping a descent and fleeing into canyon shadows. She pursues survival along a moonlit ridge, builds a dawn fire, and watches for a rescuer as she heads west toward the Blue Lake region, hopeful yet hungry.
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Ruth
Quinnion
Quinnnion
Judith
Whet
Quinnton
Old Baldy
Copper Mountain
Blue Lake Ranch
Uth
Ames Are Says Nightwear Nostalgia in Frosty Time
The column riffs on winter warmth and old fashioned nightwear. It recalls cool nights, window frost, a shivery wind, and asks why modern sleepwear rivals clothing like hard boiled shirts, praising a fuzzy nightie for curling toes. The narrator notes humor from sons teasing their father about skirts.
Fruit Trees and Human Fortitude From Nourishment
A concise comparison explains how nourishing care strengthens an orchardist’s apple trees against winter’s cold and similarly fortifies the human body for harsher seasons. The piece links plant vitality to dietary resilience and preventive care for health.
Literature for Children Shapes Lifelong Reading Habits
Miss Mabel A. Fleming of Town State College asserts that children’s books form character and influence leisure choices well into adulthood. She recommends early reads like Pat a Cake and This Little Pig Went to Market, Mother Goose, make believe tales, and why stories, plus Bible stories, while noting mothers should consult the nearest library for guidance.
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Gond
Mabel A. Fleming
Town State College
Economical House Heating Tips From Iowa State College
Severe winter weather has heightened the need for efficient heating. Iowa State College engineers advise repairing loose windows and doors, firing furnaces regularly, and keeping fires even with no bright spots. Avoid excessive grate shaking and ash buildup to prevent draft loss and grate damage. Maintain a well filled fire pot in cold weather and use a layer of ashes in mild weather to slow burning. Humidified air allows lower, comfortable temperatures, and clean surfaces improve efficiency.
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Iowa
Engineer Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Iowa Dairymen Urged to Emulate California Practices
Prof Mortensen of Iowa State College reports California dairymen milking larger herds and using factory-size cream separators on farms. He notes California emphasizes purebred sires, high quality products, twice daily milk delivery, and aggressive advertising. Iowa should adopt focus on quality and promotion while maintaining farm-scale herds.
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California
Middle West
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Mortensen
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Iowa
They Are Few Tales of Comfort for Lime Lovers
A Duluth Herald item notes a small rise in lime comforts not meeting expert expectations. The piece hints at consumer mood and local response to a lime shortage or mood shift, with emphasis on community frugality and adaptability.
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Duluth Herald
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Toledo
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First National Bank
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