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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1928
Page
6
Duane grapples a determined woman in a tense backroom brawl as she wrests his rifle and fires. A sudden cry from outside signals danger while a man armed with a Colt arrives, escalating the confrontation and forcing Duane to retreat toward the porch.
Pistol fire erupts when Chess Alloway shoots at Duane after Euchre’s collapse. Duane pulls Jennie from a plunging horse, then charges to escape as others chase from the cabin. The encounter leaves Wuchie dead and prompts a hasty retreat amid scattered questions about repayment plans and colonial schemes.
After a dramatic ride through a rough terrain Duane is shot in the chest but continues toward safety with Jennie. He plans a cautious escape by day and travel by night, hoping to reach safety while Jennie says she will seek pardon for them both. Vowing to avoid Bland's gang they face an uncertain future in a dangerous country.
A garbled quote credits American slave traders with birthing modern music in Boston, linking African rhythms to early jazz. The passage cites Leo Rotsmin and Mr Relaman arguing the after beat and rhythm fostered by slave trade influenced dance and marching music in New England.
Fragmentary line indicates ongoing narrative with Duane central, restlessness and sorrow themes. The fragment hints at tragedy as Duane dies and emotions tighten, leaving the story suspended for future continuation.
A fragment lists potato croquettes and creamed onions with grilled items, an Omati ay and Kea salad, and an apple variety drink. Erratic wording suggests a scrambled restaurant menu section with decorative dish names.
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