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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
6
In a harsh Mongolian border trek Con Levington, under government trust, pursues Chee Ming to trace the koresh drug trade. Andrew March shadows the Chinese mule trader, and with Levington they head toward Shan sung, unraveling a global poison and a dangerous alliance that links them to a federal commission and a perilous mission.
John Lavington a poet impractical and Mary Martin daughter of wealthy parents unite for love and move to a Michigan city where he works in a stove factory and writes on Sundays. Mary bears a child, the husband is left, and John loses his job. Mary ends up in hospital and dies, Cornelius Levington enters the tale. The father leaves town. the child is farmed out. After two years the father returns and ambles with his son. The father sinks into a drug haze and dies at his wife’s grave. The child Con rebels and is saved by Andrew March. Con steals a map from Chee Ming that leads to the Gobi. March seeks vengeance for his vanished wife and child. Chee Ming drugs Con and steals the map, yet Con presses toward Shan sung.
Chapter V shows tension as Con and Levington reveal Ming’s turnabout and a planned danger. March confirms a surprise delay while Levington counsels caution, insisting a lone rider would invite murder. The scene hints at covert planning and pursuit across perilous terrain.
A fragmentary item recalls a person robbed and abandoned in a desert setting. An unnamed friend asks about a fight while noting a right eye injury and a left arm gesture to glimpse a wristwatch, suggesting a curious street encounter and an ongoing tale.
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas a leading stock dealer credits Tanlac with restoring his health and adding thirty five pounds after six bottles. He describes prior weakness dizziness back pain and poor digestion noting his wife also found relief from indigestion. He urges others to judge Tanlac for themselves via druggists.
An antique ad style blurb claims pimples disfigure and invite skin diseases, urging readers to begin an 8.8.8 regimen and send a history to a Medical Director in Atlanta. It includes stray anecdotes and a satire line about banks and poverty.
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