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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
9
Samuel McCoy chronicles stirring events born from Tippecanoe's battle in Indiana wilderness a century past. The absorbing chronicle traces tensions, clashes, and frontier life shaping early U S history.
In a tense chase at dawn, David confronts Cranmer over stolen Fort Steuben plans. A hand-to-hand fight yields the papers, prompting Cranmer to flee with a warning. Vincennes dispatches describe a British spy, last seen near the Maumee, details warning captors to pursue.
A dispatch from an Acting Governor, signed by John Gibson, orders men to search for a fugitive and return in two days with any message to convey. A friendly Delaware Indian is mentioned as delivering the notice.
Dr David Elliott confesses he bears Cranmer’s spy maps and intends to warn Lawrence. Toinette accuses Lawrence, but Elliott refuses punishment, revealing his loyalty to her and the frontier. Ike Blackford backs David as rumor twists toward loyalty, while Elliott departs for Vincennes.
A lighthearted note hints that David may soon forget Toinette as he gravitates toward a charming French tass in Vincennes, suggesting a romantic turn in a small town scene.
A terse dialogue hints at a son fond of academic pursuits and a forty to fifty year old attendee who frequents a billiard and bowling academy, suggesting a local interest in youth education and leisure venues.
In a recent ruling the court determined that National Guardsmen deployed in the field are not required to pay alimony. Jiwi questions the logic of supporting two households while serving in two capacities.
A Hartford City hardware firm partner, Lawrence Marshall, receives a call about ten express packages from American Express. A show manager later reveals one package housed a growling exotic animal in a cage, linked to a wild animal show that had visited the fall festival.
An article explains how northern seals breathe when seas are covered by thick ice. The hair seal digs a hole by using its nose to break through the ice, keeping the opening clear all winter. Seals have been seen drilling through around 50 feet of ice to reach air.
Dr. Arthur R. Reynolds predicts tomorrow's shoe will look like a paddle blade across the ball of the foot, be flexible rather than stiff, and span three to five inches. He notes fashion tolerates odd forms if they follow the body, while distortive footwear is outlawed and the U S army shoe already hints at these traits.
A defense lawyer tells McGuire his case would be stronger if he had acted defensively. McGuire acknowledges the risk of a more direct attack but notes the consequences of not striking first.
A wealthy New York woman tried to block her daughter's elopement with a penniless suitor but failed as the couple escaped on a tilly road in a heavy, handsome car.
A Cleveland Leader quip recalls four year old George at a Sunday meal mispronouncing sandwich as foot. He asked for two pieces of bread and a foot meaning chicken leg and to hide the foot.
Tess explains to the boss that customers complained because she had their winky pir ed, prompting a longer shift. The dialogue reflects tension over performance and service duties at the soda fountain.
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