The Boy and The Broken Rail
Jake Bullwinkle and his dog Scrap roam toward a railroad and a cornfield when a broken rail signals danger. He debates warning a freight or passenger train, endures heat thirst and a sudden storm, and across the trestle risks life to alert the oncoming passenger train. A heroic act earns a generous reward.
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Jake Bullwinkle
Jake
Jake Cou
Jacob Pairweather
Tle
White House
Silas
Boy
Dog
Mission Creek
Serep
Burlwinkle
Rossville
Uotil
Hon
Fein Sodake
Scrap
Serap
Gia
Gia Hot Soal” Hut Jake Two Votes To Serap
West
Atay
Jake Winbered
Joe Haskell
Kansas City
Joe
Palrseather
Altight
Inclaston Creek
Hinself
Stu
Nate
Seager
Ettine
Dike
Chin
Porter's Amtiseptic Healing Oil Ad Claims Cures
An old advertisement touts Porter's Amtiseptic Healing Oil as a cure for severe sores and other ailments. It markets relief for long standing conditions and lists price points of 25e for Sue and 1l for meals in a promotional format.
Priceless Worth of a Man or Woman in a Life Market
A Leslie newspaper feature urges young people to value health, character, and industry over appearances. It argues virtue shapes leaders, warns against vice, and compares personal worth to prized goods from farming, manufacturing, and household arts. The piece calls for self respect, discipline, and striving for higher aims rather than frivolous living.
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Win
Will One
Peter
Keep the Kidneys Well to Save It
Monroe readers urged to protect kidney health using Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy. A local testimonial from Mrs. T. E. Hearn cites backache and irregular kidney secretions improved after use, with Doan's sold by English Drug Co and 50 cent price from Poster Milburn Co. Remember the name Doan's.
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Monroe
Doan
Mes
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