Sleepy Cat schemes and a Bear Hunter’s Promotion
In Medicine Bend Lefever and Jeffries debate the Sleepy Cat setup and De Spain’s future role. They discuss promotion to general manager, staged holds ups on Thief River routes, and Calabasas dangers, with talk of bears, guns, and rivalries shaping the railroad business under pressure.
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John
Jeffries
Lefever
Jefe
Gale Morgen
Henry
Spain
Jem
Sleepy
John de Spain
Sleepy Cat
Medicine Bead
Stager
Divi
Sion
Thief River
Thiet River
Calabasas Valley
de Spain
Calabasas
Neamager
Calaberes Inn
Terries
Calabasas gang figures in De Spain's tense town night
De Spain confronts a web of Calabasas outlaws led by the Morgans as Gale Morgan dances Nan Morton at a local fair. He grapples with a stage-line offer, rivalries, and the looming motive behind his father’s death amid mounting tensions on the Spanish frontier.
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Calabasas
Jeffries
Sandusky
Logan
Dave Sassoon
Menry
Henry
Morgan's
Morgan's Gap
John Leferver
de Spain
John
Pe Spain
Lefever
Thief Hiver
Sud Manhér
Beagle
Homer Ees
Lng
Spain
de Spsin
Gale Morgan
Satterlee
Morgans
Masie Mountain
Nan
Cambosas
feHow
Harvey Logan
Duke Morgen
Bull Page
Sas
de Sphin
Gossigi
Calabages
Proposs
Medicine Bend
Grant Street
River Bridge
Satt Morgan
Duke Morgan
Duke
Morgan’s Gap
David Sassona
Calibasas
Nan Morton
Gale
Rat River
Thief River
Muste Mountain
Sleepy Cat
Patty
Peace River
De Spain’s plan to chase the Morgan gang hints at risky moves
The text questions whether De Spain will infiltrate the Morgan gang’s Calabasas stronghold as a spy or win Nan Morgan’s affection to leverage her, exploring two bold strategies for gathering accurate information and igniting his campaign.
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de Spain
Morgan
Calabasas
Nan Morgan
Worked Both Ways and a Hasty Divorce
A fragmented dialogue notes a man named White-So Green filing for divorce from a widow he married a month earlier. The other speaker Brown comments on the swift separation, hinting at tonal powers and motives, suggesting curiosity about the reasons behind the prompt divorce.
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Green
Shim
Brown
Kilmer Swamp Root Remedy Ad Claims Kidney Relief
Men and women suffer from kidney and bladder troubles and the ad extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as the top remedy, backed by numerous testimonials. It markets in sizes 1.00 and 0.50, offers a sample bottle and pamphlet, and directs readers to Dr. Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Pr. Kilmer
Soc
Puree Post
Alto
Pamphet
Dr. Timer & Co
Binghamton, N
Arras in Wartime Past Glimpses of City Arcades and Treasures
Arras once a weaving hub now stands at war’s brink with hosiery ironware beet sugar and farm tools forming its trade. The Petite and Grand Place feature stone houses with projecting upper stories supported by arcades while subterranean quarries and the 16th century Trotel de Ville boast relics and a nine ton belt named Joyeuse in its belfry.
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Arras
Boschee's German Syrup Ad and Political Quip
An advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as preventing colds from advancing to pneumonia and lung trouble, claiming relief with a good night's sleep and easy morning expectoration. It notes sale by druggists worldwide. A separate joke features Senator Shorthand answering about political sympathy amid family memories.
Daily Fly Killer Ad Promises Long Seasonal Protection
An old advertisement touts a daily fly killer that lasts throughout the season and ships prepaid for two dollars. It urges buyers to order from HOLOAKERS of Kath Avenue Brooklyn New York, claiming the product prevents disease and is available through all dealers and express. The ad includes garbled phrases and lacks clear context or verification.
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Express
Kath Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Harger & Blish
Edison Distributors
Das Afsines
Boschee
Senator Sorshat
Ramiry
P Havens
Uvet
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