Kidnap Plot Involving Madge Escalates In Canyon
In a dramatic scene set in the mountains, Madge is seized and bound by Mexican Mike and Don Pedro. Jim Eliot receives a ransom note demanding 5,000 dollars. Allen Barrows and Scott attempt a covert rescue near Shoestring canyon, moving toward Baldy peak under moonlit skies.
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Madge
New York
Don
Mike
Jim Elliot
Allen Barrows Rescues Captives from Mine
Allen Barrows crawls through a dark mine tunnel to locate captives. He wrestles a violent assailant and frees two young women, then carries them toward the entrance despite weakening strength in a perilous rescue that ends with a cliffhanger.
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Allen Barrows
Allen
Mike
Don Pedro
Robbers Captured After Cave Battle and Tampa Heist
Allen and Scott guard the scene after trapping two robbers in a rocky cave where the stolen Tampa bank money is recovered. The criminals blame liquor for their mishap as they are taken to Tampa, while Jim Elliot reports a kidnapping demand and awaits Mr Morris’s arrival next week.
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Allen
Scott
Old Bruin
Tampa
Hquor
Baird ‘Wanch
Jim Elliot
Scott Teague
Morris
Jim
Sound of Cannonading Outspeeds Thunder
An authority on the subject states that cannon fire sounds travel farther than thunder. Thunder’s carrying power reaches about fifteen miles, while twice that distance is not regarded as a great distance for battle sounds to travel.
Costly Missile and Rising Wedding Costs
Costing more to marry as prices for rice and shoes climb. Patrice notes the rising expense compounds the burden of wedding planning and marriage costs.
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Patrice
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color for All Fabrics
Women urged to use Diamond Dyes for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. The ad claims simple directions guarantee perfect results even for beginners, with a color card available from the druggist.
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Drugest
Freckles Remedies Promised in Othine Advertisement
An ad touts Othine double strength to remove freckles with nightly applications, claiming most cases clear in short use and offering money back if ineffective. It also plugs Cuticura products for sore or dry hands and bathroom use, closing with a social jab about snoring in church.
All of Family Not There In Spain Tale
In Andalusia the Fyfe party meets an innkeeper with a very large family. During a 1917 term the chimney collapsed killing all but eleven of the innkeeper's daughters, leaving Theodore Roosevelt would be appalled at their count.
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Spain
Andalusia
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton Fyfe
Fonda
Los Boliches
Iryfe
Leading nations show more men than women in population
The latest figures rank the United States among four nations where males outnumber females. Ratios per thousand males show United States 934, England 1008, Germany 1026, France 1088. A behavioral aside notes men often offer letters of recommendation but not money. A chorus girl's success is tied to her understanding.
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United States
England
Germany
France
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed in Ad Copy
An advertisement claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a premier kidney liver and bladder remedy. It touts gentle vegetable composition, quick effects, and nationwide availability with sample offer and paper mention.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Meeting Miss Daisy Through a Church Fair Raffie
A brief note captures a chance introduction at a church fair raffle. The dialogue centers on whether the encounter with Miss Daisy came from the event and reflects a casual, social tone.
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Daisy
Two Automobiles and a Man of the People Tale
Bob Devericks recounts a tale about seeking a second-hand Ford through a newspaper ad. He calls the number and speaks to a woman who says her brother owns the car to use while his National is painted. He must call early as the brother leaves at five for a milk wagon.
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Bob Devericks
State Board of Education
Bob
A Crazy Idea Says Star in Offbeat Interview
A Louisville Courier Journal exchange features the screen star debating a bizarre film concept about violent romance with his wife. The star challenges the premise with disbelief while an explanatory line appears to defend it.
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Daffy
Louisville Courier- Journal
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Rock Creek
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Postum Cereal Co., Inc
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