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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
2
An odd clipping notes a minor car mishap with enamel scraping, then shifts to an advertisement for Cuticura products and a milkman style joke about mail. The tone blends domestic accident mention with cosmetic ads and a brief postman exchange.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a superior kidney liver and bladder remedy. It credits wide testimonials and asks readers to credit the product for quick relief and health benefits while offering a sample bottle for ten cents and noting bottle sizes and availability. The closing line references natural history and mastodons.
British East Africa seeks American made drilling machinery while an instruction guide touts Diamond Dye as a universal color solution for wool silk cotton and synthetics with a color card to match any material and a dealer guidance line Diamond yes.
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve colds and catarrh with instant relief. It promises easy breathing, less mucous, and healing of inflamed membranes. Also mentions Garfield Tea Drink and a reform soldier remark as assorted filler copy.
Curly Flandrau travels to aid Sam Cullison while Laura London senses a deeper tie. Soapy Stone and Bad Bill threaten the Bar Double M as Curly and Stone confront danger, romance, and a looming rival.
Curly Flandrau and Mac, boys in a bear trap chase, steal horses and flee to Saguache Artiz. A posse closes in. Mac dies, Curly is captured after wounding Luck Cullison. Cullison’s friends plan lynching until Kate Cullison intervenes. Curly learns outlaw Soapy Stone’s sway over Sam Cullison and Laura London, and is rescued from a bear trap.
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