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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
An advertisement touts Marvo Caps as a mild laxative and pain killer with relief after a few doses. It lists 50c and $1.00 boxes and offers postpaid pricing. Proclaims sender A Martinez of Corona New York.
An Indianapolis resident, Mrs. N. J. Russell of 3150 Kenwood Ave, credits Tanlac with restoring her strength appetite and sleep. She reports persistent well being since starting the remedy and says Tanlac is kept in the home as part of the family medicine. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
A collage of old advertisements and one liner gags references Castoria signatures and patent medicines, laundry bluing, and Cuticura goods. Humorous exchanges about hope with doctors, and a garden miscue about seed planting appear beside promotional lines.
Fragmentary dialogue compares reaction to a play and references three decades past without detailing a concrete news event or outcome. The text appears as a conversational snippet rather than a reportable item.
Madeline Hammond arrives at El Cajon New Mexico a lone station to be met by danger a drunken cowboy abducts her then a priest performs a ceremony she is forced to say yes Benita flees with a horse Florence Kingsley a friend helps Madeline and Alfred Hammond her brother resolves the issue and Madeline discovers life on a western ranch She sails to establish The Light of Western Stars becomes boss over cowboys including Jim Ness Nick Steele and Monty Price while facing guerrilla vaqueros Don Carlos and a border raid threatens peace.
Madeline hides among alfalfa bales as guerrillas search the house. Stewart, racing to reach her, fights for her release and carries her to safety beyond the forest with Don Carlos’s men implicated in a broader plot. He explains the rebel threat and his love as they ride to safety.
The text discusses grocery as a retail grocer's store and its plural usage. It notes Nigerians carry newborns in calabash shells, illustrating cultural practice alongside American terminology.
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