Border plainsman pursues Hawley in violent pursuit
Jack Keith a Virginian plainsman hunts Black Bart Hawley across the Southwest after a wagon raid leaves two dead. He faces arrest and a wrongful murder accusation at Carson City, escapes with companions, and trails Hawley toward Fort Larned and Topeka while protecting Hope Waite Christie Maclaire Phyllis Galeami and General Waite's legacy.
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Jack Keith
Keith
Carson City
Black Bart
Neb
Virginia
John Sibley
Wills Waite
Plainsman
Ned
Hawley
Victor
Hope
Fort Larned
Miss Hope
Waite
Sheridan
Fairbain Keith
Hope Waite
Jed Willoughby
Gen. Waite
Christie Maclaire
Fred Willoughby
Willoughby
Dr Fairbain
Topeky
Leavenworth
Larned
Water-Hole
Salt Fork
The Duel In the Desert Ends In Silent Stare
Keith rides into the desert to seek Hawley and settle their feud with honor. The noon heat, endless sands, and a distant mirage set a tense scene as Hawley appears, both men facing each other in defiant stillness amid the cursed wasteland.
Shipwreck Safer in View of Car Travel Risk
A Syracuse Herald fragment notes it may be safer to be shipwrecked at sea than to be a passenger in a skidding automobile, reflecting public concern over road danger.
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Syracuse Herald
They Must Make Ananias Jealous
A fragment of dialogue shows guests at a party expressing delight and promising a future dinner invitation. A compliment about a baby is shared, followed by a remark on singing with a cold, and a boast about a husband’s patience and neatness. Plans mention a future summer abroad.
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Ananias
Marine Eye Remedy advertised for red and irritated eyes
An old advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy with a soothing claim for red weak and watery eyes and granulated eyelids. It notes illustrated booklets in each package and lists prices 26 cents for the salve and 25 cents for the full eye remedy kit from Chicago sellers.
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Proggista
Heper Kottle
Chicago
Where shall I put this joke about the millionaire
Its Place. In the pick up column you boob. Red Cross Ball Blue promises double value asks you grocer. Some people never forgive as long as memories are in working order. When birds of a feather flock together they pluck each other. Silence and blushing are the eloquence of women Chinese Proverb. Garfield Tea promotes health. Druggists keep it. Love's young dream dies of old age.
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Lfe
Hell
Keith
Hawley
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Parrish
Ricnen
Lady
Dearborn Mimi
A. C. McClurg & Co
Sanchez
Juan Sanchez
Fairbain
Hatchett
Black Bart’ Hawley
Christie
Miss Waite
Bristoe
Jack
Brand
Whitlock
Toledo
Old Herald
Pete Dunne
Charley Seymour
Charley Chapin
Chapin
New York Evening World
Evening World
Red Cross
Libby
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