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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
In a moonlit escape across Longdean village Merritt closes in on Henson who flees toward Longdean Grange. Henson fights dogs and a hedge stake as Merritt closes the drag through town, but the chase ends with Henson crushed by the mighty hound pack.
Inspector Marley closes in on Henson as the diamond ring is found after Van Sneck’s confession. Reginald Henson dies from injuries after a night of pursuit, while Ruth Gates and David Steel face a calm, hopeful future amid scandal.
The Detroit Free Press quotes a speaker noting gifts received on a birthday. It references a belief in the law of compensation.
Ashland Wisconsin pastor endorses Cole's Carbolisalve, claiming rapid pain relief for severe burns and cures for skin irritations and sores. Urges readers to buy Cole's for 60 cents at all druggists.
A peculiar receipt item titled Expensive Receipt appears in the Philadelphia Press. Dialogue notes a Parisian pressmaker’s bill and a question about its origin. The exchange implies a costly, foreign printing cost recent in local discourse.
An advertisement touts Beard head eczema on the scalp and promises quick, permanent relief using Dean's Ointment. It claims cures and notes availability at any drug store for 50 cents.
The remark by Frisbie on making the horseless carriage harmless prompts Perkash to question the point. The text then contrasts with statements about dog trainers who could not teach their children anything worthwhile, suggesting a critique of training efficacy.
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