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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1932

Page

6

Desert Saga of Wilson McCann and Stark Feud

Arizona ranch drama unfolds with Wilson McCann aiding friends amid a feud with Matthew Stark. Lily love twists into murder as Jasper Stark and Tom McArdle’s killings trigger witness confessions. Ann Gifford admits to killing McArdle while Dave Stone confesses to the earlier murder. Julia Stark seeks aid to save Stone as tensions rise in Mesa.

Wilson McCann Arizona Jim Yerby Julia Stark Matthew Stark McCann Jasper Julia Wilson Ann Gifford Ethel Peter McCann Nora Jasper Stark Carl Gitner Stark Tom McArdle Starks McCanns Nora Gifford Phil Dave Stone Stark Rider Ethel Gifford Ann McArdle Stone Mesa Gitner

Jail Siege and Kidnapping Try to Unravel Family Feud

In a troubled desert town, Wils McCann helps jail a rioter, while Texan Rand and deputy Mike plan to avert a lynching. Gitner and Stark threaten the town as Stone faces possible death, and Miss Ann confronts Stone with a tense confession.

Wils Jule Tha Circle Cross Jasper Wils McCann Mike Rand Wilson Gitner McCanns McCann Ginner Mr. Gitner Stone Trishman Jas Stark Tom McArdle

How Chemical Research Affects Health And Life

The passage extols chemical research for medical progress and broader living standards. It notes vitamin D prevents rickets, equating two grams of vitamin D to a ton of cod liver oil in efficacy, and credits chemistry with extending lifespans and boosting food and industrial productivity to meet population growth.

Poetry Truth About Roses and Butterflies

Tests in Germany show color, not scent, draws butterflies to roses. Even artificial roses attract insects seeking food, as insects settle on paper and real blooms in a scattered garden.

Germany

Obedience in a Dinner Party Duck Chase

A bachelor host in India tasked his cook with wild duck for a dinner. The cook, unable to find a wild one, bought a tame duck and chased it around the house to make it wild, explaining the plan when confronted.

India

A Bright Light Speech May Be Seen As Light One Day

A scientist predicts a future when speech could be seen as light and caddies will need smoked glasses for the display. London humorist remarks on the whimsical image and technological progress.

London

Gunman and Miss Ann in Silent Standoff

A gunman confesses to killing McArdle admitting he did so to shield Miss Ann. She pledges to reveal the truth but he urges her to go home as mob violence looms. She collapses in fear and he consoles her before a planned escape. a savage yell signals danger as the scene ends.

Mike Hank Dave Stone Rand Stone Ginner Stark Dave Mesa Texas Desperado King Hill David Stone Tom McArdle Miss Ann McArdle Ann

Apache Feud in Southwest Described in 19th Century War Tale

Editha Watson recounts Apache conflicts from the Beam Supper massacre to Mangas Coloradas and Cochise. The piece traces raids, defeats, and leadership shifts across New Mexico, Arizona, and Chihuahua, detailing battles at Apache Pass and later deaths and retirements.

Chihuahua New Mexico Santa Rita Mangas Coloradas Pinos Altos Arizona Cochise United States Mangas California Rio Grande Chiricahua Janos Carleton Apache Pass Ariz Fort McLane Western Newspaper Union

England's bachelor kings and royal marriage norms

Pathfinder Magazine notes William II remained unmarried and reached manhood while Edward V and Edward VI died young. No law requires a British king to marry, and a prince of Wales could ascend to the throne without wedlock.

England William Rufus William II William the Conqueror Pathfinder Magazine Edward V Edward VI Great Britain Wales

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The By William MacLeod Raine Raine Yuma Mr. Stark Mistah Stark Mistah Gitner Will Tucson Sheriff le Page Editha Watson
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