Desert Heat Drives Dale to Kemp Farm in Turmoil
Dale, fleeing a complicated private life and Brant Kendall, treks through blistering heat to reach Steve Kemp’s ranch. There she meets Mrs Wattles and her husband, who mistake her for Brant Kendall’s wife, forcing Dale into a fragile act of pretended domesticity while she contemplates the consequences of her recent alarmingly bold move.
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Dale Evas
California
A .Yahgh
Mimi
Steve Kemp
Dale
Kendall
Hart
Bertane
Mr. Brant
Earth
Brant
Colt City
Colt
Gily
Tims
Steve
Kemp
Colt. City
Daliahat
Hersel
Uncle Wiggily's Molasses Cake Read by Howard R Garis
Uncle Wiggily asks Nurse Jane for molasses to bake a cake. Wiggy and Mrs Wiggily discuss the plan as Nurse Jane notes they are out of molasses. Wiggy prepares to fetch a jug while cautioning about the trip to the store.
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Uncle Wiggily’s Molasses
Howard. R ‘Garis
Northwest Coast Indians Food and Traps in History
Uncle Ray notes that Northwest Coast tribes prior to white contact relied on wild foods and small tobacco patches, with seaweed drying for winter storage. Bear traps used a spring mechanism. meat was often taken from deer or goat primarily for hides and weaving, while venison avoidance and seasonal salmon rules appear in Kwakiut and Nootka diets.
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Northwest
Ray
Tomerray
Uncle Wiggily Bravely Battles Sleet and Wind
Uncle Wiggily and Mrs Longears face icy streets as a strong wind blows the molasses jug along the sidewalk. The rabbit clings to the jug, drifts past his bungalow and tree stumps, and worries Nurse Jane will scold if the jug breaks, while the wind carries him away.
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Nurse Jane
Uritle
Mr. Longears
Longears
Bob Cator
Mr. Lang
Unclé Wigelly
J. C
Rabbit
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Washington autograph dealer recalls Ford and legendary forgery
Washington autographs dealer Charlie Kohen recounts Henry Ford once paying a premium on old American money and returning for more business. He warns of a Lincoln forgery he bought that cost him, and notes a recent purchase of original transcripts from 1880s popular composers.
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E Plummer
Ford
Henry Ford
Kohen
Jim
Detroit
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
14 Gripping Stories in April True Story Magazine
The issue previews a lineup of dramatic tales across April including trials of love and loyalty, family tensions, and conflicts of desire. Readers are invited to follow provocative narratives about romance, betrayal, and personal choices in a bold periodical tone.
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Baril
True Story Magazine
True Story _Magazine
Rey
Flusband
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Bove
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Momsy
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Pentires
MUGGS
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Artie Lark
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anni Weaver
Rose Hill
Iowa
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Washington Daybook
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Ekohen
Connecticut Avenue
M. Street
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Bobbie
Jack
True Story
Columbia Shai Stalcns
Rue Star
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