Dale Returns to Desert Home After Trials
Dale Kendall flees Chicago after a failed marriage to Brant Kendall and a troubled affair with Mimi, seeking rest in Colt City and the desert. She reunites with Honey and Pa, finds comfort in the Cross Roads store and a simple room, and settles into quiet expectancy and healing as she confronts past love and a new baby on the way.
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Nopsis
Brant Kendall
Mimi
Dale Kendall
Chicago
Desert
Dale
Brant
Clough
Kansas
Nebraska
Black Plains
New Mexico
Arizona
Sierras
California
Colt City
Cross Roads
Itm
Honey
Kern
Orange Grove
Kemp
Date
Wich
Glough
Hipney
Steve Kemp
Sandy
Homey
Irs
Kendall
Lamb
Afak
Our smallest native bird the ruby-throated hummingbird
Uncle Ray's Corner notes the ruby-throated hummingbird as our smallest native bird. It measures about four inches with a red throat patch and emerald wings. The bird darts with strong flight, drinks nectar from flowers, sap from trees, and eats small insects and spiders. In Louisiana it may drink china tree nectar and appear intoxicated, but recovers after a tumble.
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Jessian
Manly Hardy
Louisiana
Hummingbird
Malaria Muggs and a Newborn at Cross Roads
Dale lies recovering in a quiet desert room as Honey reveals she has a son, not a daughter, and dreams of Brant’s strength in the child. The doctor warns rest and a tranquil mind are needed, while Dale and Honey brace for a future of caring for the infant amid heat, storms, and daily frontier life.
Skipple the Tail Mystery in Uncle Wiggily Tale
In a rain soaked garden Skipple the squirrel loses his tail. Uncle Wiggily and the rabbit children search with playful clues. The tail ends up in a hole and Skipple returns home under a large umbrella as a rainy day adventure ends.
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Skipple
Uncle Wiggily
Buster
Custer
Skippie
Mr. Longears
Baby Bunty
Orphan Rabbit
Bunty
Tooter
Uncle Wietly
Tai
Uncle Wigerly
Serosa
Wiggily
Jane
Uncle Wiggily and 'Fraid Cat By HOWARD R. GARIS
The cheerful Skipple visits Uncle Wiggily and friends for a game of Baby In the Hole. After the last round he fears returning home and worries about his mother’s warning.
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Uncle Wiggily and
Fraid Cat
Howard R. Garis
Skipple
Uncle Wiggily
Skippie
Iris Gall
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Cystex as a remedy for bladder weakness backache and related pains. It promises a 48 hour test with money back if relief is not felt and urges readers to buy for 60 cents at any drug store.
Suffering Servant of Jehovah Sunday Lesson
Moody Bible Institute instruction on Isaiahs prophecy as the suffering Messiah. The sermon outlines the Servants role, wisdom and divine purpose, with the theme of healing by Christ through his stripes and the coming Counselor.
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P. B. Fitzwater
TD. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Westernewspaper Union
They Called Her Scrawny But Not for Long
Ad promotes McCoy's Tablets to treat underweight conditions and restore energy and health. Claims improved flesh, red blood, and weight gain, with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Encourages purchase at Robert Drug Co and C. J. Miller. Marketed by McCoy's Laboratories.
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McCoy
Robert Drug Co
C. J. Miller
McCoy's Laboratories
Mc Soy
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Ann Forester
George Matthew Adams
Vash
Lexi Ruth
Uncle Ray’s
Tillie the Toiler
SUIRE
Tillie
Fred
By Russ Westover
Mac
Pescé
Honey Child
Tommyrot
Grand Duke
Fhru
Rabbit
Sen
United Feature Synd
Copenhagen
Mw Joo
Brella
Goodby
Andy Skippie
Bob Cat
Bobcat
Immanuel
Christ
Jesus
Joseph
Jehovah
Frigidaire
General Motors
West Side Phono
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