Adventurous youths in horse stealing tale in Arizona
Sam Collison and Curly Filandrau with Mac drift into a horse-stealing escapade near Saguache Arizona. The trio parts. Curly and Mac hide in town while a posse closes in. Mac is killed, Curly captured after wounding a posse member and himself. Luck Cullison, the slain man, is a former fighting sheriff. His kin plan lynching Curly as deterrence. Kate Cullison protests.
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Curly Filandrau
Mac
Saguache
Ariz
Curly
Luck Cullison
Cullison
Kate Cullison
Luck
Courageous Girl Frees Prisoner in Wyoming Saga
In a tense frontier scene Kate confronts the Circle C gang to spare a man from harm. One by one the men pledge not to hurt him as she pleads for mercy, while Curly recovers from an injured arm and dreams of a dangerous, dark-eyed woman.
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Maloney
Jake
Kate
Buck
Curly
Circle C
Cullison
Doc
Luck Cullison
Doctor Brown
Cullison Intervenes in Outlaw Rustler Case at Saguache
Curly wakes to a ranch breakfast as Luck Cullison, the famed sheriff, talks with him. Kate Cullison learns of Curly’s fate and the rustlers’ capture. Cullison offers bail, sparing Curly from hanging, while Maloney hints the old man’s motive is protecting Sam Cullison from Soapy Stone’s influence.
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Cullisons
Laura London
Curly
Buck
Flandran
Cullison
Doc
Maloney
Mac
Culligan
Kate
Double M
Pye
Kate Cullison
Soapy Stone
Stone
Sam Cullison
Soapy
Yuma
Culison
Carly
Derson
Mae
Kite Bonfils
Saguache
Bol
Luck Cullison
Luck Cullson
Circle C of All Men
Bolt
Cass Fendrick
Circle C Outfit
Flandrau
New Orleans
Mexico
Sam
Tammany Name Tied to Indian Chief Tamanand
The Tammany society in New York City traces its name to the Indian chief Tamanand of the Delaware tribe famed for wisdom and virtue. Founded on May 12, 1782, the group later became associated with the political party now known as the Democratic Party.
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Tammany
Chronic Bronchitis Survivor Endorses Peru-Na Remedy
Mr E J Tone Ralik of 1488 Rose Street La Crosse Wisconsin suffered chronic bronchitis for 26 years with yearly winters of hoarseness and fatigue. After using three quarters of a bottle of Peru-Na his hoarseness and tired feeling disappeared and he continues with a second bottle. Peru-Na touted for catarrhal and digestive ailments, available in tablet or liquid form.
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E. J. Tone Ralik
Rose Street
LaCrosse
Isconsin
Peru NA
Matchmaking by Mothers Dominates Love Arrangements
A social note observes that mothers steer romantic unions through matchmaking regardless of who initiates relations. The piece highlights maternal influence in pairing, emphasizing community norms and domestic roles shaping marriages.
Bayer Aspirin ad promotes genuine tablets for multiple pains
An advertisement asserts Bayer Aspirin tablets are genuine and safe, with unbroken Bayer packages and directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes 12 tablet tins cost a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists. The ad defines aspirin as monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a pre meal appetite aid, digestion helper, and nightly sleep enhancer. It asserts nationwide recognition with gold medals from expositions in 1910 to 1916 and warns against imitations, urging purchase from local druggists.
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Tunner
Tuiner
United States
London
Brussels
Paris
Rome
San Francisco
Panama
Triner
Joseph Triner Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Man Forced to Eat Words Sparks Quick Appetite
A wry saying notes that when a man is compelled to eat his words his appetite is quickly satisfied, implying diminished pride and hunger for talking. The quip frames words as nourishment and consequences as immediate.
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Sam Collison
Arivana
Laura London and
ISR
Murtre Eye Remedy Co
W. N. UL
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