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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
6
Major McDonald at a post near Fort Dodge seeks a man to intercept his daughter Molly en route to the post as an Indian outbreak threatens. Sergeant Hamlin volunteers after meeting Molly in a staged journey that is attacked by Indians and ends with Molly wounded.
Hamlin notices a covert plot while watching Vera Gaskins and Barrett mingle at a city dance hall. Vague threats and a planned confrontation surface as he tracks two men, Red and Connors, whose identities link to Gaskins and McDonald. The scene ends with intensified suspicion and a plan to observe further.
Investigations into the French department of navigation reveal an official whose daily duty hours total two minutes. He lives near the Belgian frontier and transfers a nightly barge entry list between offices. The job pays only 1 40 dollars a month.
Captain W S Chambers develops a 30 foot catapult that launches hydro-aero planes from ship decks. Glenn H Curtiss calls it the most important achievement since wheels were added to land machines, enabling immediate flight after deck departure.
A short exchange between Mrs Newedd and a tramp recalls a last week caller. The tramp denies being the man who received pie and mentions inheriting his old toys after the caller died.
A brief jailhouse exchange shows a sympathetic visitor asking for mercy and a practical officer replying that they "iron them" to smooth daily life for inmates. The line hints at prison routines and gentle humor in a constrained setting.
An old advertisement urges mothers to examine bottles of Castoria for the proper signature. It touts Castoria as safe for children and notes use over 30 years. Children are described as crying for Fletcher's Castoria.
A fragment notes Bragg not a golden mouth speaker and jokes that his dentist tried to make him one, suggesting a humorous take on public oratory. The line appears as a caption or aside within a broader page item.
If you are sensitive about shoe size you can wear a smaller size by shaking Allen's Noot-Hase antiseptic powder into them. It relieves tired aching swollen tender feet and eases corns and bunions. Samples free. Address Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
A brief exchange captures a beguiling moment as one man recalls a moving tale told by a young companion and faces the price of hearing it. The dialogue hints at value and sentiment within a casual street scene.
In a back and forth line up, John Jenks is away back while the sheriff leads. The exchange hints at who holds the advantage in the performance. The wording reflects a playful clue about stage roles and authority.
Two testimonials describe relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mary Earlewine of Utica Ohio reports restoration of strength and daily abilities. Mrs Hettie Greenstreet of Nebo Illinois credits the remedy with cured symptoms and renewed health.
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