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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
6
In a dire escape through a raging storm, Dick and allies flee a foe haunted by Meeker Terrill and a cabinet of burglars. A one eyed betrayer aids them and Thatcher furnishes three horses for a perilous ride toward Oakland, with pursuit uncertain and a canyon danger ahead.
W E Collett secretary of the Colorado Prison association in Denver discussed about 50 autographs from widows who offered to marry his reformist convict protégés. He joked about keeping most autographs and told a fable of an autograph fiend fooled by Washington and Shakespeare signatures to illustrate gullibility.
A circuit of testimonial quotes from Hon George W Honey and a leading photographer claim Peruna relieves catarrhal troubles and grips. The doctor’s team announces success in creating Peruna tablets and asserts their efficacy as a tonic.
Giles Dudley arrives in San Francisco to aid Henry Wilton on a secret errand. After Wilton dies, Dudley disguises himself as Wilton to protect a boy, while pursued by Tim Terrill and Darby Meeker. A Chinatown ambush, a hotel siege in Livermore, and gunfire end with Dudley safeguarding the boy and Luella’s gratitude.
A chaotic pursuit erupts as a lamp is struck and a wolfish roar fills a crowded room. The narrator battles Tom Terrill in a frenzied mêlée. a struggle ends with a dramatic moment and a distant whisper declaring his fate.
A disjointed opinion piece notes the difficulty of telling edible mushrooms from poisonous ones. It recalls a Washington agricultural department mislabeling incident where edible and near edible sets were swapped and later recalled. A physician is quoted advising to avoid both types.
The famed Stradivarius owned by Paganini is rotting in a glass case. to extend its life it will be played annually for one hour by a top conservatoire pupil. Since Paganini’s death the instrument has only been touched once, by Pablo de Sarasate during a triumphant Italian tour.
A fragment shows a back and forth about exercise and appetite. Jim replies he is not training for a race but plans meat for dinner and is building an appetite. The informal tone and rural banter reflect daily life dialogue.
Bud Doble endorses Spohn's Distemper Cure as the most successful horse remedy and greatest blood purifier after 40 years with horses. Bottle prices are 50 cents and 1.00. Druggists or agents wanted. Free book available from Spahn Medical Co Goshen Ind.
The exchange notes how the telephone once caused laughter, while the man with central trouble recalls the device now spurring profanity. The dialogue hints at societal shifts as new tech moves from amusement to negative humor.
Dialogue shows Gerald boasting of power in his arm while Geraldine counters and weighs risks of associating with a widow. She notes a man’s willingness to carry money depends on taking a much older widow along.
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