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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
3
Joe Bostock and Wilton Carruthers study the Big Muskeg swamp on the Missouri railroad project. A rifle shot kills Bostock and injures Carruthers, who vows to move the body to a Hudson’s Bay station with factor McDonald aiding the effort.
Wilton battles a gale on firm ice as he crosses to a distant shore. The portage yields under him twenty five feet from safety and he sinks, clutching Joe's body as the snare of Big Muskeg drags them under.
Molly McDonald discovers Wilton Carruthers in danger after a fall through rotten ice near the portage. She drags him to the store, tends a broken arm and a frostbitten body, and forms makeshift splints as her father leaves his bed. Joe Bostock and Bowyer’s schemes loom in the background.
Immortal philosopher Immanuel Kant, born 1724, is described as of Scottish descent. His grandfather emigrated from Scotland named Cant, a surname later changed to Kant to fit German pronunciation.
Advertisement insists that only tablets bearing Bayer name on package or tablets are genuine and physicians prescribe it for colds headache toothache lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It notes unbroken packages with directions, twelve tablets boxes, and bottles of 24 or 100. Claims Aspirin is the Bayer trade mark.
A Washington Star quote contrasts a mule's sense with danger in a heated argument. An aged reader from Danville, HI endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it restored interest and strength. Mrs. Viola French of 108 S Hazel St praises the medicine and urges readers to obtain it from a druggist or write for advice to Dr. Pierce's in Buffalo, NY.
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