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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
6
Old Cy and Ray pursue a suspected raider through a swamp and down a stream, tracing tracks from an otter theft to a hidden pirate near a narrow lake. They forage hardtack and deer meat, find deadfalls and fresh trap signs, and spot smoke rising from the distant ridges near a bare cliff.
Chip McGuire a 16 year old girl is sold by her father to Pete Bolduc and runs away to a remote Maine camp. Martin Frisbie and his party rescue her as they uncover pirate like skull marks and mysterious tracks. Old Cy vows to track the thief and protect Chip while summer life unfolds at Greenvale.
In a wild lake valley Old Cy and Ray set dozens of traps for mink muskrat otter and larger fur animals while gum gathering. They recover an otter then discover booted footprints near the tree signaling a possible intruder in the swamp, raising fears of a half breed enemy.
Old Cy and Ray hike the swamp at dawn after a night camp. They spot a rising smoke from a jagged rock, suspecting a cave hideout rather than a camp, as the fog lifts and reveals no hut or shack nearby. The cave source of smoke hints at a hidden pirate.
An editorial defends Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy by citing US Dispensatory listings for Hydrastis Canadensis and other ingredients. It argues authorities like Bartholow Scudder Millspaugh and Scudder endorse Peruna and asserts extensive medical quotations prove the remedy’s efficacy.
A New Yorker asks Irish Athletic Association President Conway how far a hurley ball can be driven. Conway responds with a tale from Cuchuillin’s era, describing kings and nobles at Tailtin as he hits the ball, drinks, then returns to catch it.
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