Cowboys Race Classic Rivalry Ends In Turmoil
In a wild chapter from the ranch arena, Wally Speed faces a crisis as Culver Covington is crippled, speeding schemes, rivalries, and romance collide. Helen Drake confronts Speed about deception while Roberta Keap and Gallagher stir tensions as plans unravel ahead of a crucial sprint. Covington’s injury heightens a tense race against time.
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Teart
Yale
Culver
Mery
Wally
Telon
Fyeeta
Stanford University
Tilon
Ries
Speed
Hass
Glass
Willie
Bluiman
Covington
Omaha
Blake
Larry
Stover
Gallagher
Helen
Fresno
Jean
Lawrence Glass
Pauline
Jean Chapin
Rim
Roberta
Betiveau
Chiewsa
Fie Holdings
Miss Blake
Ivan
Ion
Dredicamon
Class
Skinner
Lawrence
Helen Drake
Cave of Destructiveness booth opens at Coney Island
A new game titled the Cave of Destructiveness opens at Coney Island offering players three balls to break crockery for five cents. A steady crowd gathers as gullible patrons leave with broad smiles after trying their luck at the booth run by an unnamed proprietor.
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Coney Island
New York
Pharmacy Law Tightens Screening for Certificates
The state commission announced a sweeping probe into drug sales and pharmacist certification practices. New rules tighten education and moral requirements. all veterinarians face new limits on compounding medicines and opiate sales. Prosecutions are planned, with officials promising full investigation before action.
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oTha
Raleing
Clarke
Chalvamay Tadden
Bey
Hadden
Board
Doctors Did Not Help Her in Detroit Testimonial
Detroit readers report relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. Mrs James G Le Clear of 836 Hunt St credits the remedy with easing long standing pains and improved health after ineffective medical care. Another Philadelphia resident, Mrs Cras Boett of 2650 S Chadwick St, describes relief from premenstrual cramps, backache, and headaches after two bottles, noting no recurrence.
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Detroit
Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
James G. Leclear
Hunt St
Detroit, Mich
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia LB. Pinkham
Mrs. Cras
Boett
Chadwick St
Phila
Made the Parson Happy with a Street Urchin Tale
Dr. Cosmo Gordon Lang recalls an England cleric who felt life weary on his rounds until a bright street urchin cheerfully called him young man. The exchange lifts the parson for the day and rebukes clergy aloofness.
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Cosmo Gordon Fang
York
Stephney
East End
England
Lang
Conch Breaks and Menthelated Cough Drops Text
A satirical passage notes a conch being broken and mentions Down Menthelated cough drops sold at drug stores. A soldier in barracks is stopped by a sergeant for his disreputable trousers as he heads to fetch water, answering that he goes in his pants.
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Supreme Court
Westeh
Town Walls Township
Hardin County
Git
Justice
Secretary of State
Gish
Falla
State Department
Iowa Walls
Naif Mnet
Pat
Dre
Saturday Evening Post
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Winniger Free Press
Manitoba
Hull
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Ray Tull
Tammy County
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Midge G. W. Burnham
Dan Leary
Fereman
Conn
T Full
Leary
Mull
Tull
Tall
Larrabee
Wile
Fayette County
State Board of Central
Clement
William Larrabee
Ketcham Winson High Court
H. J. van Ness
Kossuth
Ju. D. Meltingen
Algona
Ketrham
Altona
Cherokee Hospital
Koskuth
Deime
Gibson
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Tod
Avery
Scott Canute
Woomstyrt
Shelby
E. A. Seheil
Shelby County
Schell
Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Hiimself
Shelby County Board of Supervisors
Commission
Ames
Ariven
Wade
Poli County
Stile
State Board of Health
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Highway Commission
Fremont
George W. Clarke
Iowa
G. W. Clarke
Federal Council of Churches
National Reform Associaton
Portland
Oregon
Christian Churches
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. LeClear
Japar
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Cleveland
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Carter
Drugelet
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