Enright Outsmarts Cottonwood in Wolfville Ranch Tale
In a desert town skit, Enright outplays Cottonwood Wasson who, flouting age, egged on by rivals, circles for trouble. A staged bluff with three dice seals Cottonwood’s fate as investors depart, leaving Enright claiming victory and warning the youth to reform.
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Cottonwood
Cherokee Hall
Wolfville
Permiscus
Red Dog
Tucson
Colton
Lordsburg
Silver City
Spurrin
Slammin
Arizona
Willin
Dan
Boggs
Vig Lance Committee
Arm of Justice
Calaboose
Doc Peets
Hoyes
Armstrong
New York
Shore
Jack Moore
Sam
Shere
Poes
Faro-Bank
Texas Thompson
Texas
Sam Enright
Fexas
Old Monte
Bing
Wells-Fargo
QO. K
Missouri
Dave Tutt
Peets
Tutt
Jennie
Enright Peets
Missis Rucker
Rucker
Chuck
Dec
Maymornin
Jack
Moore
Nacherally
O. K
Speshy
Plumb
Oriental
Moody
Savage
Doorin
Reggardin
Doc
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Preezackly
Doe
John Chisholm
Congress
Black Jack
Nature and a Woman's Work and Remedy
An obituary style ad recounts the history of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illnesses. It cites Mrs. Bertha Muff of Louisiana Missouri describing twelve years of suffering, eleven physicians tried, and recovery after following Pinkham's guidance. The piece presents the product as a standard remedy for women's ills.
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Bertha Muff
N.C. St
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