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Newspaper
Bluefield Evening Leader
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
3
Jim Wade, protective of his only child Molly, watches her from the Wade ranch house steps. He fears suitors may disrupt their peaceful home as Molly returns from school to manage the house with simple devotion and grace while riding her black mare Dulay.
Molly Wade watches a bright daydreaming ride away as her father jokes about a prince. A stranger, Norton, asks directions and seeks work in the fields, impressing Molly and drawing her toward a possible future on Wade’s ranch with the promise of employment before the twentieth.
Molly aids a stranger after a speeding car injury on her ranch. Jim Wade cares for the wounded man, while Molly and Norton grow close. The couple accepts a future together as Norton joins the ranch to help run it, forming a blended family.
A garbled OCR passage describes heartrending violence and gashed crowds. It mentions blood, gore, and a chaotic scene with distorted names and phrases, including references to a private hex, a tumultuous setting, and a shouted demand for privacy and control amid turmoil.
Bertha recalls a long ago high school break in a party at her English teacher’s home. She told of a family connection, the mistaken belief about a nephew, and a later meeting with the same names that revealed the joke. The tale ends with Bertha deciding to stop repeating the breaks.
A testimonial from J P Allen former judge in Glasgow Kentucky credits Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for kidney improvement after years of back and kidney trouble. The ad touts nerve stabilization and better sleep to aid recovery and offers a money back guarantee via Miles Medical Co.
The Grand Leader promotes bargains at its going out of business sale, urging readers to subscribe to The Leader for money saving opportunities and timely updates on remaining offers.
Eleven contestants compete for three prizes in The Leader’s subscription contest closing December 24. Competent judges will audit the company books and award prizes without fear or favor. A candidate may join at any time and win by enrolling new subscribers or by daily coupon play.
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