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Tombstone Epitaph in Tombstone, Arizona

12 Nov 1916

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Tombstone Epitaph

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Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1916

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Lone Star Ranger A Texan Saga Continues

In Fairdale the ranger Duane confronts Mayor Longstreth over a corrupt court system and rustler influence. Duane witnesses Lawson and Longstreth’s tension, and schemes to expose the town’s secret gang while rallying Laramie and Morton to the ranger cause.

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Snecker Ranger Lawson Duane Longstreth Donne Newt Dee Hanford Ovens Gorsech Tangatruth Dunne Longstrethh Pulriale Langeireth Longstrent Strvcker Laramie Dusne Longstretch T Service Fairdale Langstreth Fairdale Veitizens Floyd Lawson Aland Danteplereingis Pairdale Gieneral Austi Longstretti del Rio Austin Toate Tsay Pecos Aramie Nate Blandy Zstreth Frank Morton Jack Molleson Morion Deine Stork Morton Farndale Jim Wane St ¥. Morten Jamie Longetreth Wate Cep Lonngstreth Doane Futleses Horn
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Invention Prompt for Talking Golf Ball Idea

A brief quip from the Indianapolis Stax ponders why no one has invented a golf ball that says Here I am. The joke contrasts dolls that say Mamma and Papa with the desire for a ball to announce its presence.

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Indianapolis
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Help for Working Women Enduring Health Help

A Frankfort Kentucky reader describes severe female weakness that left her unable to work until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. The letter urges other women to try the tonic and to seek confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co at Lynn Massachusetts.

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Frankfort St. Clair St Frankforty Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Mass
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Before Sundown and The Red Cross Clothes Ad

A fragmented note mentions Red Cross aid on wash day and a call to wear Blue Hag clothing for whiteness. It references racers, a warning about Halkien dying, and a line about finding someone before sundown. The tone hints at a period civic or social aid message with vague personal stakes.

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Vain Hope and Muddled Afternoon Screened in OCR Note

Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrases including Vain Hope and Boston Ty organism notes. The excerpt mentions a wife spending the afternoon stopped and unclear references to an ape and hub.

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Boston
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