Denison across treacherous bridge in mountain chase
Denison and companions pursue McCrossen after a night raid on a ranch. Across deep scrub and a ruined bridge he crosses on a horse, dodging shots and signaling help. Pardaloe waits as the rifle battle erupts along Deep Creek, while Henry Sandy lies wounded and Jane fears for her safety.
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Denson
Pardaloe
Denison
Bill
Pardalee
Bob Scott
Jane
Henry Sandy
John
Ben Page
Carpy
Henry
Sandy
McCrossen
Steers
George Plenty Bear
Frying Pan
Deep Creek
Scott
Bob
Tlon
QO. K
Clubfoot
Redstock
Rebstock
A Little Bit Humoro Substantial Estate
A Montreal Star item relays a witty exchange about plans to marry and live off an estate, with Mrs Murphy joking about selling up while Mrs O Flynn notes the man’s debts will fund their comfort for years. The tale blends humor and social banter from a bygone era.
Skip It First Tramp Is This Town Any Good
A brief street exchange reveals a stranger boasting four job offers in one day while querying the town’s appeal. The quick jab suggests skepticism about local prospects and the character of the town.
Army Service and Discharge Exchange
A quoted exchange shows one man claiming two years in the army and another asking about honorable discharge. The responder asserts he quit on his own hook, indicating a defiant stance on service status.
Reducing device used in domestic punishment scene
A dialogue fragment shows a mother scolding a boy for misbehavior and ordering him to use a reducing vibrator for a self-spanking as punishment. The exchange features harsh domestic discipline and a non-consenting tone implied by the stern instruction.
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Lloyd
M. M
Real Soaking A Scot train dispute ends with suitcase toss
Real Soaking A Scot argued with a conductor over whether fare was five or ten cents. The conductor, angered, picked up the Scotsman’s suitcase and threw it from the moving train as they crossed a bridge. It splashed into the water and the Scot cried that it would drown his boy.
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Sandy
Berkshire Eagle
New Dialect Eastern Visitor Sees Radio Aiding Ranch Life
The piece notes that radio has aided ranch life and introduced new cowboy songs each night while challenging the long used dialect of sellers as incorrect.
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Pinto Pete
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Charlote
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New Zealand
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Angaha
Ninafoo
Tonga
Niuafoo
Tin Can Island
Pacific
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Los Angeles
HOTEL
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