The Real Man Chapter X continues the pursuit of truth
John Smith and Billy Starbuck press a dangerous gambit to seize Shaw and target Stanton and Lanterby. Shaw proves elusive, Maxwell’s tips help build a false trail, and Timanyoni High Line faces fresh delays. Smith keeps his personal life tightly controlled as Verda Richlander pressures him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Billy
Verda
Justice of the Peace
Lanterby
Starbuck
Shaw
Richard Shaw
Stanton
Maxwell
John
Escalante Land Company
Jjamb
Topaz
Barton
Hill Road
Pug
Hank Lanterby
Hank
Williams
Hillcrest
Corona
Colonel Baldwin
Corry
Miss Rich-something
Hophra
Baldwin
Ranchman-President
Jupiter
Miss Richlander
Miss Verda
Tucker Jibbey
Jibbey
Josiah Richlander
Lawrenceville
Flaveur
Brewster
Tucker
Father
Montague
Baldwins
Anticipating a Slump The Barber and Victim Exchange Wry Warning
A humorous exchange has the Victim asking why concern over hair loss matters while the Barber retorts that any business decline annoys a man. The dialogue highlights a barber shop moment of light irony about reputation and sales.
Graves of Tuscania victims laid along Scottish coast
Seventy eight of the 171 buried Americans are listed by number with names, including T. W. Herman and L. Roberts, plus 49 and 44 more in other graves. The ceremony featured drums, a salute, and songs by Americans and locals as temporary fences were erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Herman
L. B. Reeder
William C. Keown
L. Roberts
Orville Casper
EK. H. Duffy
Paul John C
Wood
W. R. Johnson
H. E. Pave
C. B. West
Walter Brown
Clarence W. Short
H. Stewart
Raymond Butler
Wisconsin
James Logan
G. W. Zimmerman
J. Edwards
Butte
Mont
George H. Heinhardt
Walter Crelline
William E. Bennett
G. E. Swanson
William P. Moran
G. J. Jenkins
Charles McMillan
Crew
Raymond T. Slurst
T. E. Lawson
T. E. Davison
W. Hardy
C. H. Besner
B. L. Weeks
Henry F. Spidel
David G. Renton
Julius D. Wagner
William J. Trazgesser
Alfie Licari
Percy A. Stevens
W. W. Wright
Marcus B. Cook
G. N. Bjork
Johnson C
William T. McMurray
Samuel A. Pentecost
Russell F. Bennett
Robert F. Warren
L. W. Ozment
William S. Gregs
I. Sims
J. P. Hawley
W. Matthews
Samuel P. Riggis
Norman C. Crucker
P. A. Agrien
J. J. Burge
Fred W. Rudolph
Milwaukee
Wis
Herman Rupp
Timanyon High Line Dam Crisis Strains Local Promoters
Panicked rumors spread of faulty dam foundations near Timanyoni as ranchers seek injunctions. Smith fights to preserve a fragile plan while stockholders fear disaster and the city warns over a lighting contract. Verda Richlander’s arrival coincides with tense theater and dam visits as Corona remains unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timanyon
Stanton
Timanyoni
Smith
Baldwin
Timanyoni High Line
Kinzle
Jehu
Kuome
Miss Verda
Hophra
Verda Rich-lander
Brewster
Corona
Afraid of Churches in Detroit Freeross Dispatch
A compact clipping notes a dialogue about church attendance and marriage, mentioning Detroit and a Freeross source. The exchange contrasts fear of churches with weddings performed in a church setting, reflecting social attitudes of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wns
Detroit Freeross
Renovine Promises Heart Nerve Relief at Low Price
The ad promotes Renovine as a tonic for heart and nerve relief. It claims weak, fainting, and hysteric symptoms can be rectified. The price listed is 50 cents with an average noted.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Liver Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills from 40 years ago. It claims they regulate the liver and bowels and suggests good credit comes from never having trouble borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pius Pioneer Press
Dr. Pierce
Striking Exchange on Literary Fame Sparks Teasing Remarks
A Boston Tran script quotes a quarrel over a writer described as a literary son and an educated pig. The exchange highlights sharp humor and public pique about authorship and distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Hair Care Ads and Catarrh Remedy Teasers
An old newspaper page fragment advertises La Creole Hair Dressing at $1.00 and Hall's Catarrh Medicine claimed to cure nasal catarrh. It notes internal use, blood cleansing action, and a money back offer of $10 if not cured, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio origin. A closing line jokes that wealth helps convey brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Bright
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Dexter
Jonah
Dave Kinzie
Scotland
Jesse M. Rhodes
Leo P. Lebron
John Jenkins
James A. Price
Boise
Claude W. Walker
Los Angeles
E. O. Peca
George W. Tomlins
Ethan Allen White
Oscar Lee Smith Winters
Edgard E. Burna
George Merns
Tula B. Thompson
Dell Walter Leonard
Whittington Sherman
E. Philip Lightall
W. E. Wilson
Daniel Trobridge Bryant
William O. Williams
Fletcher Odell Predeger
W. E. Bickers
J. J. Buckley
J. B. Bishop
E. F. Young
Harry Carpenter
John A. Laakko
Rocco Calarese
Ade McCoy
Stanley A. Anspurger
E. A. Houston
Stanley L. Collins
Joseph G. Maxstruck
Otto Ray Martin
Columbus Hill
Clare Metzenbaumer
Wilbur Clark Jackson
John Eichammer
Ben Barker
Wesley W. Hyatt
Anstad Gunder
van Smith Peters
William H. Raisner
Fred N. Unger
Frank Drahota
John O. Robinson
Edgar Cullen
J. P. Wasson
FE. F. Church
Henry A. Stemmer
N. B. Short
John Sloss
Riley F. Murray
H. G. Bates
Anthony Elboni
Winston A. Harsock
L. N. Collins
Claud Bradley
J. B. Crow
D. E. Inglehart
A. 8
Gillespie
Texas
Burling, Cornter
RH. F. D
Orchard
Georgetown
Tex
Dean
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
Davin Roberts
David Hoberts
Grand Avenue
Waukesha
Peden Iron & Steel CO
Houston
San Antonio
Secret Service Company
Furlongs Inc
St. Louis
Jones - Brewster CO
Kress Bldg
Hardway & Cathey
Nso
R. I
Southern Poultry Farm
Alvin
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