Wallingford schemes and a Poplarville gold rush caper
In Poplarville the scheming Wallingford plots to secure property wealth while Dan Blackie closes a parallel deal. Rumors of buried gold spark depot chaos as Wallingford hires Paul Pollet to document events and finance a dramatic land grab, with townsfolk chasing fortunes and a staged arrest story.
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Wallingford
Dan
Tim Mensen
Tarry Grigwald
Griswald
Measen
Griewald
Daw
General Smithson
Misses Smithson
Vittoreo Matteo
Mr. Jones
Mike
Steve
Pinky
Rhubarb Jennings
Jim Jams Jones
Jim Jams
Rusty
James
J. Jones
Pinky Slump
Steve Bascom
James J. Jones
Saimea
Poplarville
J. Rufus Wallingford
Blackie
Ironburgh
New York
Jonathan Bunker
Ming
Golconda
Coby
J. Rufus Wallin
New York Papers
Paul Pollet
Sheriff's
Telegraph
Paul
Notane
Mr. Pollet
Reformer
Sheriff’s Office
Old Prince
Blackie Davis
Chippendale
Young Pollet
Big
J. Rufus
Blackie Dan
Old Henry
Prince
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Kidney Relief
A vintage ad urges attention to backache and urinary symptoms as possible signs of dropsy or Bright's disease. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills, claims 60-year reliability, includes a testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Wadsworth of Lee Grinnell Iowa, and notes the price at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
M. E. Wadsworth
Lee Grinnell
Iowa
Doan
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