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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

3

Woman scout threads Box Canyon to near gun-runner group

Deborah, guided by Old Tom Menger's plainscraft, searches a desolate watercourse for the trail of outlaws. She presses on despite exhaustion and peril, discovering a trooper and news that Captain Kelleen is dead, before fainting in his arms.

Deborah Tom Menger Old Tom Box Canyon U. S Kelleen

Alvaro's Lost Mine Reveals a Deadly Tunnel Clash

Kelleen crawls into Alvaro's Lost Mine after a gunshot leaves him alive but vulnerable. In darkness he confronts Bob Meager's henchman, a brutal struggle erupts with hand to hand combat and a knife, ending with the foe slain as the tunnel quiets.

Alvaro Kelleen Bob Meager

Knight Jones rescues Pearl amid peril and pursuit in lookouts

In a rugged pursuit, Mr Jones saves Pearl Travers from wreckage and quicksand while three adversaries from Afar flee with a captive. Deering and Jandus confronts endgame as Pearl outsmarts them, but danger lingers as the chase continues.

Mr. Jones Pearl Travers Mr. Enigma Mr. Mystery Jones Pearl Jandus Jude Deering Deering Colonel Watson Judas Jude

Uncle Eben Reflects on Hunger Strikes Timing

Uncle Eben muses that if he ever joins a hunger strike it will be at a season between spring chickens and watermelon, suggesting a humorous take on timing and readiness.

Uncle Eben

Object d Art and the Shrewd Wife Stirs Rivalry

A London Express line depicts an antique dealer disapproving of his rival’s wife as she leaves with a prized purchase. The remark frames competition and taste in the art trade.

Objet d’ Art London Express

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