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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
2
Ruth Chiswick fears for her outspoken father Lee as rustlers led by Jeff Gray test loyalties in Tail Holt. Gray hides as an outlaw, helps Frank, confronts Norris, and pieces of a deadly plot unfold amid gunplay and a tense poker room backdrop.
In town after an ambush attempt on Frank Chiswick, Gray helps him escape and joins a firefighting scene. The LC outfit seeks truth as Norris, Sherm Howard, and Kansas debate who staged the attack, while newcomers report no bodies in the ashes and a hole in the barn wall suggests a breakout.
Frank Chiswick recounts a deadly ambush as Lou Howard and Marg Norris plot to kill him with Jeff Gray arising as a possible double agent. The Chiswicks debate Gray’s loyalty while Ruth and Lee seek clarity on Clint Doke’s railroad robber ties and Gray’s true game.
Berkeley correspondent says UC scientists confirm a plesiosaur fossil from the Upper Cretaceous in the San Joaquin valley. The 30 foot marine reptile, rare on the Pacific coast, was uncovered near Mendota and excavated with Fresno State College assistance, weighing a ton and dragged from a ravine.
The passage contrasts slow growth in friendship with the need for self reliance. It notes that true bonds endure adversity, and that personal mental development requires independent thinking, echoing Washington’s wisdom on reliance and resilience.
A short meditation notes how physical force yields to resilient rock yielding to plant roots and ponders how punishment that does not reach the mind hardens the offender. The reflection attributes resilience to nature and psychology.
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