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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

3

Molly M Donald A Tale of Intercepted Journeys and Secrets

Major McDonald seeks to intercept his daughter Molly near Fort Dodge as an Indian outbreak looms. Sergeant Hamlin, discredited from Confederate service, aids Molly while uncovering Le Fevre’s manipulation and a plot tied to Mrs Dupont. Hamlin clears his name after a night of danger and revelation.

McDonald Fort Dodge A .An Molly Brick Hamlin le Fevre Gaskins

Murder Trail on the Plains: McDonald’s Death and Kidnapping Case

Sergeant Hamlin suspects Dupont and Connors in Major McDonald’s murder and Miss McDonald’s disappearance. Bloodhounds and a posse chase a five-horse party across the prairie. Discovery of the fallen Major confirms a planned abduction linked to a paymaster shipment of thirty thousand dollars.

McDonald Miss Molly Dupont Connors Hamlin Reb Major McDonald Barrett Carroll Wade Wasson Jack Ripley Mac Wallace Black Kettle Sam Wasson

Pursuit Through Desolate Plains Ahead of Snow Threat

Four armed men chase fugitives across a barren plain toward sand belts and possible Indian camps. Wasson Hamlin and scouts plan a slow, hidden approach to surprise the escapees before nightfall, fearing what may befall Miss Molly if delayed.

Solitudes Wasson Hamlin Tavines

Half Blind But Thankful by Hutchinson Father

W A Morgan, father of W Y Morgan of Hutchinson, lost sight in one eye while in hospital. He recounts thoughts on living blind without help, imagining guide dogs and dangers, then reflects with humor and gratitude as he recovers with partial sight remaining.

W. A. Morgan W. Y. Morgan Hutchinson Captain Morgan Ness

Different Kinds

A quip contrasts two writers as one declares intent to pound a typewriter at the office while the other cannot because the machine belongs to an athletic club.

Kansas City Journal Obscured Remark Echoes Time

Fragmentary line from the Kansas City Journal reflects a vintage voice. The visible fragment hints at a single speaker’s lament about what one man is allowed to witness in life.

Kansas City. Journal

Lightning Strikes Ranchman Near Willcox Arizona

George D. Pittman a ranchman was struck by lightning near Willcox Arizona. He stood five feet eight inches before death the bolt split his vertebrae unseated his spine and broke his neck with shoulders crushed. His hair was singed at the neck in entry.

George D. Pittman Willcox Ariz Pittman Omaha

Dangers of QuickSilver Trade on Teeth and Dentine

A historical report warns that quicksilver miners stain the teeth and saliva with mercury, causing rapid decay and early death. It notes lime chloride bleaches enamel in clothing bleachers and phosphorus in matches harms dentine, while soda factory work softens teeth. Dr. Hesse cites bakers suffering from flour-induced tooth decay.

Hesse Leipsic

Ringworm on Child's Face in Stratford Iowa

Mrs Barbara Prim writes that her seven year old son suffered ringworm on the face for three years with itchy red spots and crusts. After trying many remedies the child healed completely using Cuticura Soap and Ointment within about a month. Cuticura samples and 32 page Skin Book offered by Cuticura Dept L Boston.

Stratford Iowa Barbara Prim Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Obvious Course Essay Quips On Speeding Bailout

A wry line contrasts rapid speed with a comic approach to misadventure. The speaker jokes about calling the first friend to bail them out when caught in trouble after speeding. The remark echoes a lighthearted take on consequences and friendship.

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