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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
7
Herbert M. Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire describes decade long stomach pain returning after meals. He credits Eatonic with rapid relief after taking a third tablet then continuing use. He reports no pain since finishing the second box and plans to eat freely without discomfort.
A satirical exchange notes global connections in a local strike with workers from Seattle, organizers from New York, and troops sent by the governor. Also mentions Dr Peery's Dead Shot and a German goat milk surge amid wartime conditions.
In a rapid gunfight Soapy Stone is killed and Blackwell escapes through the chaparral. Curly dies after confessing his regrets and saving Sam. Kate Cullison consoles Curly and reveals love as plans to help family. Luck Cullison orders pursuit as Kate is taken hostage by Blackwell.
Kate rides to a canyon edge led by a distant cry and finds a man trapped in a hole. She offers water and aids his escape while a love letter from Curly resurfaces. The scene mixes danger, devotion, and suspense as the reader learns how long he has been waiting.
A reflective excerpt from Rae's Life of Beethoven offers a noble creed urging resilience through life storms. It envisions safe passage through night and suggests misfortune elevates the soul’s majesty.
A reader reports six months unable to work due to female trouble and fatigue and credits Piskham's Vegetable Medicine as a standard dependable cure. The testimonial extols renewed energy and overall improvement after prolonged illness.
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