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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
7
A Midwest mother, Mrs. Neal M. Todd of Oklahoma City, touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective bowel regulator for children. The ad claims millions of bottles sold yearly and urges mothers to choose the full brand name California Fig Syrup to ensure authenticity and safety.
A historical money chest once owned by George Washington is now owned by Jewel Dodd in Batesville Arkansas. The chest measures twelve inches by five inches by three inches and is handmade from red wood with brass nails and is covered in well-worn walrus hide.
Gloria Frees herself from captivity as Brodie and Steve Jarrold quarrel over a stolen gold stash found with Gus Ingle's skeleton. Gratton is killed. Gloria pleads for King Mark Wing's return and faces a taunting contest between Brodie and Jarrold over who should claim her.
Walter Smith defies his bosses Laurence and Street by arriving late and challenging orders. He criticizes constraints, wins Street’s sympathy, plans to quit for a better opportunity, and reveals to Marjorie Black that they will marry and stay independent after a Europe trip.
Swen Brodie becomes absolute ruler of the group driving others to loot the lower cave. They plan to dump gold over a cliff and move camp to a cave below while Gloria, battered and exhausted, helps transport the spoils into the deepest cave. Night falls as they complete their grim task.
In South St. Vrain canyon, near Longmont, Colo, two unlikely combatants a porcupine and a rattlesnake were found dead only feet apart. The snake’s fangs pierced the porcupine while the porcupine quills penetrated the reptile. The scene suggests a fatal encounter seemingly implied by natural forces and science.
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