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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1914

Page

3

Mexican Mine War Sparks Hooker and Gracia

Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey abandon their claim amid a revolution in Mexico. Bud defeats Aragon by becoming a Mexican citizen and naming the Eagle Tall mine in his own name, while Amigo the Yaqui prepares to depart after delivering his fortune to the rebels. Gracia proclaims loyalty to Phil amidst romance and danger.

Bud Hooker Phil de Lancey Mexico United States Gadsden Bud Henry Kruger Kruger Aragon Hooker de Lancey Fortuna Eagle Tall Mendes Mendez Phil Bate Gracia Aragon Manuel de Rey Rurales Gracia Bud *2

The Eagle Tail Mine and Bud Hooker Return to Fortuna

Bud Hooker rides into Fortuna with supplies and news of rebels as Agua Negra endures sieges. Letters from Phil reveal Gracia’s fate and Hooker’s dilemma over the Eagle Tail mine and his Mexican citizenship. Amigo the Yaqui joins him, carrying a heavy knife and a wary but loyal bond in the tense border town.

de Lancey Mr. Hooker Phil Manuel del Reyo Bud Manuel del Rey Hal United States Kruger Eagle Tail Hooker Senor Gringo Philip Enor Hooker del Rey Senor Thms Sonora Fortuna Aragon Capitan Amigo Aralya Nadie Yaqui Yucatan Tropics Porfirio Diaz Fortuna Mill Sierras Chihuahua Bud Hooker Gracia Don Juan de Dios Don Juan Trimmer Pardner Agua Negra Madero Ola

Stone Age Diet Included Buckwheat and Other Grains

Archaeologists report that late Neolithic people consumed buckwheat, corn, barley, flax, rye, and oats as daily bread. Domestic animals and plant cultivation emerged with Asiatic invasions, while wild fruits were dried for storage.

Europe

Canada's Huge Grain Bins Stimulate City Elevator Talk

Port Arthur readers note Kansas City's grain elevator expansion drawing praise in the New York Evening Post as one of the world's largest. local response lists Missouri elevators with capacities from 2,133,000 to 45,000,000 bushels and asserts Missouri pride in grand storage facilities along the lakes.

Port Arthur Canada Evening Chronicle Kansas City New York Evening Post The Evening Post Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain Railroad Lloyd-George Wilson Port Arthur- Fort William Toronto Pittsburgh Chicago Boston Missouri Secretary of the Board of Trade Dominion Lakes

Clean Living Helped Mathewson Stay A Giant Star

Christy Mathewson, a legendary pitcher, marks his fourteenth major league season at age thirty four with the New York Giants. Fans say he is stronger than ever and the sport’s most durable star, praised for discipline and clean living that fuel his sustained success.

Christy Mathewson Matty Giants Lesle

Eczema Sufferer Credits Cuticura Cure

Mrs. Charles H Townsend of Fulton Illinois describes two years of severe facial and arm eczema with swelling itching and disfigurement. She reports complete cure after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment over several weeks. Advertisement notes Cuticura sold worldwide with free Skin Book offer.

Box 74 Fulton, N Charles’ H. Townsend Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

The Fingerless Kind in Atlantic City Fashion Attitude

Lillian Russell comments on the boardwalk style as she notices many slashed skirts. A passerby jokes about a dress that resembles a glove, prompting Russell to respond with a light quip about the fit.

Lillian Russell Atlantic City

Impudence sparks joke in Uncle Flop tale

In a humor sketch Uncle Flop scolds a son for impudence after the boy declares he is as good a tango dancer as his father. The exchange plays on pride and playful rivalry with a lighthearted punchline.

Uncle Flop Sole Folka

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Prack A. Money Bernardo Brave Don Cipriano Aragon Claim Texas Muchas Gracias Mira Det Rey Eczema
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