Rough-House Synopsis of a Desert Scuffle for Gold
Cameron a solitary prospector forms a partnership with Jonas Warren father of a woman Cameron wronged and later married in Illinois. They seek to appease Warren and shelter from a sandstorm in a cave where they find gold but both die. Cameron leaves cave evidence and documents of the discovery. Rich and Gale in Cavita meet George Thorne a Ninth Cavalry lieutenant and old college friend who vows to save Mercedes Castadena from the bandit Voias.
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Cameron
Jonas Warren
Hlinois
Warren
Gould
Teo
Camron
Richand Gale
Cavita
George Thorne
Leutenant
Ninth Cavalry
Thorne
Mercedes Castadena
Voias
Horne
Mercedes
Gale
Rojas
Dick Gale
Dewar
Jesus
Gate
Senor
Senor Thorne
Senorita
Senor Rojas
Son
Mexico
Rebels Move Against Mercedes In Mexican Border Crisis
Thorne and Gale debate Mercedes fate as Rojas and his rebel band close in near the hotel. They fear discovery by bandits allied with Mexican guerrillas and worry about crossing into Mexican territory with Mercedes in danger.
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Mercedes
Jaly
Aray
Recoas
Gale
Rojas
Casita
Nice
Can Honor
Reda
Filbin
Otek
Roe
Iifek Gale
Thorne
Vck
Slass
Nash
Cape
O. K
Desperate Rescue in Mexican Saloon Night
In a dim saloon a plan to rescue Mercedes unfolds as Gale, Thorne, and her rebel pursuers collide. Gale bluffs a brawl to distract Rojas while Thorne slips Mercedes away, gunfire and a power blackout erupting as they flee toward safety.
Help for Girls Who Work In Tyrone Pa Letter About Lydia E Pinkham
A Tyrone Pennsylvania letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for run down nerves pains and fatigue. The writer Mrs M Lopic credits the remedy with stopping pains restoring strength and calling it an old reliable. The piece promotes letters praising the product and notes fashioning health claims.
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Tyrone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Box
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Forest Conserving Message From a Railway Agent
A railroad purchasing agent notes an oak tie lasts twenty years and an oak tree takes twenty years to grow. He warns balance is lost when we fail to plant a tree for every one cut and urges teaching children forest conservation.
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