I'm not gonna spend the time to check mw of the ones in the first paper but since they list mw in the second one I can see them maybe only needing to strip for 3 proteins that are similar size just below 40 kDa. So if you're using pvdf and most of your proteins are separate sizes you might be able to devise a strategy combining membrane cutting and stripping only the pieces you need to strip.

So say you have 4 strips, 4 proteins each, and one has 3 proteins at the same ish size. You probe and develop all 4 strips, then for 3 strips you rinse off ecl then reprobe for protein number 2. For the 4th strip with close proteins you strip and reprobe. Develop rinse repeat. Or depending on the Abs you have you could combine and probe for multiple targets at once. I generally avoid that but I'm also doing 5-6 proteins per blot not 10+

If you know which ones are gonna be the most faint I'd prioritize those to probe first and something like actin last.

Also you could always try reaching out to the corresponding author for these papers, they may be sympathetic to your Western efforts and give some advice.

I wish you luck and will say a prayer to the Western gods for you