The Nugent Gang Chooses a Fate at Pokanoke Street
The narrator Lee Nugent confronts the gangster ring after a brutal interrogation. A fake detective forces him toward a funeral like fate as the car is rammed by a truck on Pokanoke Street, ending the ride with a jarring crash and uncertain outcome.
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Chance By William Irish Ends a perilous car escape on Pokanoke Street
In a tense sequence, Lee Nugent battles four gunmen inside a burning car on Pokanoke Street. He frees himself, fights Ed Donnelly, escapes through alleys, and seeks refuge with Limpy as police close in on the gang.
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Brazile Endorses Hadacol for Stomach Distress
A. E. Brazile of Memphis reports relief from stomach distress after trying Hadacol, citing improved appetite and wellbeing after two bottles. Ad promotes Hadacol benefits for vitamin deficiencies with trial and large sizes, dated 1950 and credited to The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Ending In The Park Circle Theorized By Surprise Return
A veteran narrator recalls a fatal fracas leaving two dead and himself hospital bound. Weeks later he’s freed, Lee Nugent tampers with charges, and a final park encounter leads to an uneasy reunion as Nugent offers money and a ride, closing a life of chaos. The tale closes with unrelated notes on meat curing, wildlife trees, and Joe Louis fights.
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William Irish
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