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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1914

Page

2

Land of Broken Promises A Stirring Mexican Revolution Tale

Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey pursue a rich Mexican mining claim in Fortuna near the Eagle Tail. They hire Cruz Mendez to secure title while Aragon protests. Phil courts Aragon’s daughter Gracia causing tension as rebels appear nearby and violence rises.

Bud Hooker Phil de Lancey Mexico United States Gadsden Bud Henry Kruger Kruger Aragon Hooker de Laney Fortuna Cruz ‘Mendéz Mendez Phil Gracia Aragon Yails

Desert Mines and Yaqui Allies at Eagle Tail Camp

Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey manage a rough mining camp in Sonora using Mexican workers and a trusted Yaqui, Amigo Ignacio. A refuge for a stolen mine becomes tense when Aragon and a rural accuse them of theft while Amigo proves his value and a gold-bearing rock hints at a forthcoming legal struggle.

Muckers Sonora Bernardo Bravo Madero Chihuahua Sierras Ike Bernardo Phil Don Felipe Bud Trabajadores Amigo Sen Bo Hooker Hardihood Yaquis Eagle Tail de Lanecey Fortuna Aragon de Lancey Porphyry Orozco Salazar Moctezuma Kruger Copper Bottom Ignacio Mira Stawano Mexico Don Cipriano

Great luck and risk in a desert gold chase

Bud and Phil chase a world class prize, a title within reach as officials delay. Mexican miners retreat content with their gain, while the main players press on toward wealth. The narrative suggests a pivotal moment with opportunities and danger.

Bud Phil

Beggar and Gentleman Exchange Tale of Hunger

A beggar appeals for food saying he has no sustenance for two days. The gentleman repeats the claim, noting a similar story a week earlier, prompting a plaint that the man has not eaten for nine days.

Boas Bostonu Evening Transcript

Not in Polltics Says Practical Person on Politics

A quoted exchange contrasts knowing the outs of politics with the value of practical outcomes. The Practical Person argues that political knowledge alone yields little reward, while the other figure remarks on citizens understanding political processes after statesmen testify.

Bride’s lace request echoes in a new marriage tale

An Indianapolis News brief recalls a new groom’s vow after a wife asks for lace to finish a dress. He scours shops, learns the pattern is four leaves, a sprig, four leaves, a sprig, two threads over an inch wide, and resolves to never be so compelled again.

Indianapolia News

Effeminate Ways Joke At Dinner Unfolds

Congressman Peter J. Dooling recalls a dinner remark about effeminate ways. Smith recounts an exchange about a man named Brown. Smith quips Brown speaks loudly but talks constantly, provoking Mrs Smith’s puzzled reply.

Peter J. Dooling New York Smith Smiths Brown John Philadelphia

Perfectly Natural by Herbert Cory Carnegie Dinner Tale

Herbert Cory recalls a dinner with Andrew Carnegie in which Carnegie, after speeches began, brushed his hand through his pocket, dropping small change. Adima fled, Carnegie crawled under the table to retrieve it and finally found 15 cents. The tale appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.

Herbert Cory Andrew Carnegie Corey Mr. Carnegie Adima Saturday Evening Post

Ice cream in hell remark shocks sea church crowd

A preacher at the B and B congregation described the Bad Place with molten iron hissing like a monster and proclaimed shipmates that they use that stuff for ice cream in hell, drawing a stunned reaction from shellbacks.

Hell

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