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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

7

Upton-Kynaston clash near Mexican border shelled by armed bandits

Dorothy Upton and Mrs Fane are halted at a border camp after a breakdown. Lieutenant Kynaston investigates a Villa gun runners report while Carranza troops confront the border, demanding cash and arms. A tense standoff ends with escape and a precious emerald bell vanishing from the camp.

Dorothy Upton End Fane Newico Kynaston Miss Upton Lla Carranza Dorothy Zapata Priest Jewel Department Updyke Upton Yew End

Water Bucket and Courage Under Siege at the Mexican Stronghold

Amid ongoing bombardment, Kynaston and Upton brave fire to fetch water for their besieged squad. A daring ride ends with a hard-won bucket of water and a dramatic rescue, while the defenders hold their ground as dawn reveals casualties and rebels advancing.

Upton Kynaston John Wilkes Mr. Wilkes Greaser Old Wilkes Nolan Wilson Mrs. Fane

Question on Mrs Fane and Lt Kynaston Affection

The fragment asks whether Mrs Fane loves Lieutenant Kynaston and if Dorothy dies whether his affection would shift to the widow. The text ends with a garbled phrase suggesting continuity.

Carnation Debutante and a Florist Mystery

A society debutante mourns a lost eligible beau amid a tale of quarrels behind doors and a light shed by a florist who returned orchids. The narrative hints at past refunds, mistaken matches, and a strained family dynamic as yet another lead emerges.

Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Instant Itch Relief

An advertisement urges bathing with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse, then drying and applying Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. It promises to stop itching, clear pimples, remove dandruff and scalp irritations, and heal rough hands, with a free sample by mail.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

New absorbents in surgery from wartime findings

The war yields a new medical outcome with moss and fine sawdust replacing absorbent cotton for wound dressings. Sphagnum moss, the swampy long-fiber type used by florists, absorbs moisture well and resists sogginess. Both moss and sawdust are sterilized before use.

Analogous Case Involving Persuasion Attracts Attention

A dialogue features Mr. Jagsby praising a man as persuasive then recounts a quick temptation to drink. The exchange shifts to cynicism about wolves and appetites, using a hunter’s metaphor of a hungry wolf to illustrate persuasion.

Mr. Jagsby

Identity of a Pacifist Figure in Grim Mournful Portrait

A man with strikingly lugubrious features explains he is not a humorist but a pacifist who believes preparedness will bring war. The narrator rebukes him, calling him a bad burned fool, while noting his profound wretchedness.

Provisional Republic Upton Senor Dorothy Miss Upton

An Oversight and a Missing Alibi

A prison visitor questions a inmate about his path to incarceration. The prisoner laments not fixing a strong alibi, while a witty exchange reveals a dropped peppermint tablet mistaken as a poker chip. The piece ends with a humorous aside about an old man and a peppermint tablet.

Hobart Herold

Irrefutable Evidence and Social Quips

A snippet notes a social remark about lineage and modesty. It mentions a discovery that a whooping cough bacillus was identified by two European physicians. A quip suggests a spinster should marry if she is not tall enough.

Remarkable statement praises Lydia E Pinkham medicine

Engiewood Illinois woman recounts suffering and relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it saved her life and kept her from the insane hospital, urging others to try the remedy for pain and misery. The note comes with a testimonial from Mrs E Sheldon at 56578 Halsted St Englewood IL.

Bright Dean Ohio William UL. Kalbaugh Guernsey St Bellaire Doan Foster-Milburn CO Buffalo, N. Y Engiewood Lindachennae Englewood Ill Coul Lydia E. Pinkham

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