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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
2
A Chinese man who fails to pay a debt on New Year’s Day must wander all day with a lit lantern until repayment is complete. The ritual marks the end of the previous year and the onset of the new year only when the debt is settled.
The clipping surveys diverse facts from science and society, noting Gauma rays of radium, Christmas seals sales, wool production gaps, rabbi ts and snakes as disease spreaders, Apollo butterflies in Tibet, San Francisco quake cracks, a Japanese man and bull hauling wood, a Himalayan ruler’s remark, Wisconsin egg-throwing wars, tremor mapping from dynamite near Pasadena, potato poisoning fatalities, and a Vandalia Illinois family death from green potatoes.
Bentonite used as a cosmetic base in Western U S and Canadian prairie provinces swells five to thirteen times its dry bulk when water is added, a curious property noted in the article.
A Western tale unfolds as Apache danger and a mysterious Blue Terror haunt a frontier town. Jerry Dangerfield seeks the cliff dwelling outlaw, while her father plans to intervene in the Mexican rebel crisis and uncover her missing brother Apache.
Jerry and the Blue Terror chase down Don Carlos as rebels snare Apache. A violent pursuit ends with the Blue Terror wounded and captured, while the group struggles through a perilous canyon to outwit their pursuers.
In a tense rescue, Apache and allies save the Blue Terror and restore him to consciousness. He reveals his true identity as LT and explains his long plan to hide as the villain while amassing gold. Jerry and Dangerfield confront him, but he refuses to abandon his life of crime and vows to visit someday despite the peril.
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