Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1925, Page 12

AGL PAGE TWELVE We NF end, But Homer C roy wouldn't let her r.guide, even when s it sells her to would “Bush’ m reeks with Rust, dust, ure everywhere t injectior mply tear the wodde > expe ad hin wants her. oft background and es under the spotlight, is Croy wants is Introd ¢ ahd as haying 1,200 of land, at the age of 40 and Ife to death.” { him? On p; tish man—s What sel and plays her against the mort gage on the old homstead. have | sta a Books and Bookmen A Column of Gossip and Opinion By ARNOLD B. eal illag Sold out to “Bush” Higbee on page 348—the next to the | not a ™m ast in the book “R. F. D. No. 3” by Homer Croy. | And Josie Decker was beautiful, young tand California ; crazy with dreams of the silver screen and handsome hero of a lover and husband right to the ver} LARSON. love affair with a young and promis-| steat and the near-great of the past ed the shower ing farmer that and teeth This m: red | she getting it he had | anc a polished, | titles and | sub-titles. He ieaves| things unsaid time after time by of suggestion. He goes in for he obnoxfousness of man- really doesn’t matter, for | | his readers know’ that « risque sur- | | prise 4s waiting to shorten the breath, ure. There are books and books, and of them come under the jon of fictfon. Modern odern ways bob about in d, novelized from all the fictionnaires are usy authors, Blographers are buzzing about the and present. Every new day has its latest discovery in science, and the plat the past and specu- e future, The stories they be more wonderful. His- © ancient themes rian and the “ at their side, letting Nght into mustiness surrounding long conceal- » | ed splendors. And, too, the poets and play- wrights dramatize life, seek out its pearls and its pains, displaying them in a few swift words. I of the globe is spared the ve visit of the cosmopolite hen he can write, does so, the tales of faraway lands and peoples. The latest in “outline” Iterature ook that deals with ancient his- . 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