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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
A late 19th century fantasy unfolds with Verrall and O’Ryan notes aboard, as Count Vasea schemes its siege of Yadasara. Secrets by the river reveal a night escape and looming danger, with a princess in residence and a dangerous game ahead.
In heavy combat near the river, Vasen senses the risk of crossing as troops move to the bridge. The narrator, Valen, and O Ryan fight fiercely. a giant foe nearly fells them, but a clenched fist delivers a decisive blow, turning the moment in their favor.
The.exchange shows Sir Verrall and Valen debating the meaning of their hard won triumph. They retreat toward a river crossing, questioning honor, future prizes, and the fate of prisoners as O Ryan notes the retreat follows a hard clash and missed glory.
A Santa Rosa woman touts D D D as a proven eczema cure. The ad claims the mild wash cleanses skin, removes impurities, and leaves it smooth. A 25 cent trial bottle is offered with endorsements. Burdock Blood Bitters are also advertised as a blood tonic for complexion and health.
The narrator describes leaving Gibraltar for Tangier and the vast Sahara. Guarding a camp against Tuareg raiders, a sentinel is killed twice and a wolf is shot, revealed as a Tuareg renegade. He improvises a dummy sentinel to deter further attacks. He and his men continue vigilance, suspecting ongoing ambushes by desert bands.
Mrs. Joseph Mitten of Findlay Carey Ohio recounts years of kidney trouble with spring attacks. The testimony says a box from New Pharmacy relieved back soreness and kidney issues, improving strength. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name.
A young boy humorously defines deadlocks as what Aunt Emma's back hair is made of, offering a playful misdefinition in a family moment.
An easy bowel relief remedy promises cure for habitual constipation with a single dose. Sold at 25 cents a box, a druggist can supply this treatment.
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