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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
19
In a tense scene Gale and companions plot a risky desert escape. Mercedes awakens as Yaqui guides, Rojas’s threats loom, and the party prepares a swift night ride toward Yuma with Ladd Jim Dick and Thorne. Nell’s farewell shadows Gale as the column to the desert fades into night.
Yaqui guides Gale Mercedes Thorne Ladd and Jim Lash through the Sonoran desert on a perilous escape. The Yaqui uses stealth to move the white horse string past rebel sentinels, rations water from cactus pulp, and presses toward the lava fields and waterholes, with Mercedes growing weaker as the group nears the Java pocket. Gale holds hope for Mercedes and the rebel cause as night falls and the caravan carries on toward an uncertain future.
Mrs Martha Strayer of Lincoln Nebraska reports long weakness eased by Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. After initial relief from one bottle she took four more and avoided surgery. Upon later turn of illness she used the remedy again and remained strong and healthy. Trial offer and pills advertised.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing solution for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It claims rich colors without fading or running and urges readers to tell their druggist the fabric type for best results. It mentions dyeing a baby’s coat a skirt and curtains as examples.
Wedlislaw Wren quips that he was not born but hatched as a witty misquote. The odd exchange frames a surreal dialogue and raises questions about origin and identity.
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