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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
3
In a Western confrontation, Marshal Westcott and Matt search Mendez's cabin as gunfire erupts. They corner Mexican fighters, torch the room, and demand surrender. Brennan orders a dramatic roundup while Herter checks for remaining threats.
In a dim rear room a distraught woman holds a revolver, then lowers it upon recognizing Westcott. She confirms his arrival saved her, acknowledges Cavendish’s fate, and Westcott orders Brennan to dismiss the Mexican prisoners and leave the couple alone.
Jim Westcott and Miss Donovan return to Haskell with Cavendish wounded and a mystery man who denies being Fred Cavendish. Brennan at the camp faces Mendez’s remnants as Lacy is captured. Timmons learns of the arrest, and the New York lawyer flees while Miss La Rue’s fate remains unclear.
The piece highlights L Arc de Triomphe and Le Carrousel as supreme monuments to Napoleon, and notes Les Invalides as both a soldiers home and a vast museum. Parisians transformed the tomb into a repository for trophies, artifacts, and the emperor’s body placed near the Seine with his cherished "children."
A Boston banker returning from a trip extols Canada’s wealth from vast Northwestern wheat fields. He notes strong recovery from war, dazzling crops across the eastern and western provinces, and hopes for two hundred million bushels exported, boosting national wealth by nearly half a billion dollars. He highlights cattle, dairying, and government support as key growth drivers.
A dialogue between an amateur angler and a professional fisherman satirizes fishing culture. The amateur jokes about muzzled fish while the professional dismisses worries that fish will bite, highlighting attitudes toward angling.
Edward W. Bragg of Mecca Indiana describes long stomach trouble easing after four days on Eatonic. The ad claims Eatonic removes acids and gases, restoring strength and health with a small cost. Your druggist can supply Eatonic today.
Quote advises advancing from smaller roles to larger opportunities. Encourages steady progress through proven growth steps rather than rushing to high level positions.
An advertisement extols Cuticur Toilet Trio items including soap ointment and talcum powder. The copy promotes an antiseptic scented cosmetic for face skin baby and dusting use. It states the talcum powder is economical convenient and superior to other perfumes. It ends with a quip about men and intelligence.
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