Mexican Revolution Tale of Bud and Hooker Mine Conflict
In a border town Bud and Hooker confront Mexican rebels during a struggle over a rich Fortuna mine. Amigo and Yaqui allies uncover treachery, a duel ensues, and a detailed showdown ends with the Mexican chief killed and the mine secured for now.
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Wad Hooker
Phil de Lancey
Mexico
Lve
United States
Iden
Bud
Henry Kruger
Alexico
Kruger
Aragon
de Lancey
Fortuna
Ruz Mendez
Keo Aragon
Hooker
Mendez
Phil
Gracia Ara
Pru
Manual del Rey
Gracia‘s
Gracia Pit
Poll
Ire
del Rey
Amigo
Aragol
Bud Hooker Faces Mexican Plot After Yaqui War
Bud Hooker uncovers Aragon's betrayal and a plot by Mexican gunmen tied to Aragon's faction. Aragon flees as Bud confronts the danger, while Don Juan recounts Agua Negra battles and Yaqui dynamite schemes. Hooker returns to the Eagle, keeping watch as war rumors fade and tension lingers.
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Aragon
Don Juan
Agua Negra
Bud
Bernardo Bravo
Fortuna
Senor
Gadsden
Junta
el Paso
A. Velocipede
Hooker
Gracia
Mexico
Bradhamonte
Senor Luna
Eagle
Phil
Kruger
Bua
Fatima cigarettes offer and a cook’s remark
A brief ad notes men can get 20 Fatima cigarettes for 15 cents, priced near the cost of 10. A separate quip suggests a good cook often deserves a better husband than she gets, reflecting a casual social observation of the era.
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Fatima
Wear-Proof Mills Hosiery Ad Lights Up Christmas Trade
Philadelphia advertisement for Wear-Proof Mills at 3200 Chestnut St promotes guaranteed wear proof hosiery for Christmas. The copy notes a big Xmas business and includes a quip about a man driven to drink implying a woman involved with ribbons.
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Friends & Neighbors
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Pan Adv
Castoria Reminder Urges Careful Bottle Check
Public notice advises mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature of Sh Wee and notes Castoria has been in use for over 30 years. It underscores Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and mentions that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
After the Second Babg Arrives A Woman Seldom Changes Hair
A fragment notes that following the second babg a woman keeps her hairstyle constant. The line suggests minimal alteration in grooming after a specific birth event.
Witty quarrel over marriage proposal escalates
Edith curses the suitor as a wretch and vows punishment for proposing to both of them. Madge suggests a light rebuke and moving on with the plan to wed.
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Edith
Madge
Emotsionalist Policeman and Buréglar Explain Hard Luck
An Emotsionalist quotes a policeman and Bill the Buréglar recounting a break in. Bill claims he is penniless and was moved by a taxpayer's tale to cry and lend his last cent, though he admits the theft.
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Hooker
Amigo
Bill the Buréglar
No Excuse. Bacon condemns German close formation in war
Representative Bacon of Georgia denounces the German general staff for using close formation and costing thousands of lives. A German-American defends Parisian tactics but Bacon questions any excuse for waste in modern warfare.
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Representative Bacon
Georgia
Macon
Mr. Bacon
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Don J. Lavin
Frank A. Munsey
Amigo Agto
Gui
Armen
Themen
Gracio
Poker
Mexiao
Eain
Gophin
Pendejo
Amico
Copper Bottom
Liggalte Myers
Tabacco Ce
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