08 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Edgefield Advertiser
Location
Edgefield, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
1
Two officers Curtis Burke and Ed Robinson, amid a mountaintop Indian attack, plan to hold their line at the post. Morale tightens as Robinson is wounded and loyalty strengthens between the men and Margaret, secretary to the major, in a tense frontier stand.
The passage blends observations on footgear with references to dattos and slaves, interwoven with a marine note about a sea anemone at the New York Aquarium. It presents odd, disjointed claims about footwear, tribal control, and anemone feeding, lacking a coherent event or clear report.
A whimsical collection of jokes and quips presented as dialogue about horses, marriage, and daily life. The piece features a running gag where a talking horse is subjected to human control, plus snippets about a deaf mate, telephone wires, and a chorus of humorous one liners from various characters such as Nell Belle and Subbubs.
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