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Newspaper
Columbia Herald
Location
Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
6
In a torture chamber Vladimir and his aides press a prisoner for the location of Ruric Nevel. Chains, cups, and a self-winding screw tighten grips as pleas echo. another captive, Lesko Totma, endures brutal questioning about Nevel before being moved toward the dungeon.
An advertisement describes a cycle of weakness and improvement, claiming Scott's Emulsion can break the pattern. It argues a thin body causes thin blood and vice versa, then says outside help strengthens the stomach and enriches the blood to build new flesh. The card promotes sending for a free sample from Scott & Bowne, New York.
Rube Nevel endures a four day confinement in a pitch dark dungeon with torn rope bonds. He envisions beloved Rosalind and his mother as guards approach to take him away, but during the escape attempt he is struck unconscious and bound. He is led to a cavernous bath chamber where masked men reveal intentions to murder him within a minute.
In a tense scene a villain threatens Ruric and declares death unless he submits. Ruric, deprived of an arm but with his feet, readies a last defense as the attackers reveal hidden clubs and prepare to strike. The moment ends with a planned continuation.
Mrs. Mary Bryan Cobb of Kokomo Indiana dies at age one hundred leaving no living relatives. She is described as the oldest living Daughter of the Revolution and outlived all her kin. The obituary notes the death of her daughter Susan McDaniels and Cobb's solitary status in old age.
A vintage ad offers subscribers three months free per existing subscriber and one year free with four new names and cash. The page also includes a testimonial oath by Frank J. Henry of Cresky & Crs in Toledo and an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a testimonial and dosage claim.
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