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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1899

Page

6

A Felon's Love Chapter VI Continues Dark Cape Tale

Robert Luke and Tom Baynes dominate a brutal frontier scene at Redmount Station Barrier Ranges. Luke plots to uncover Baynes and Anne Dodson while Baynes confronts isolation, danger, and a looming midnight intrusion that ends with a violent shock as the moonlit chase unfolds.

Baynes Mentioned by Mr Hall at Morning Run Start

In Chapter VII a morning scene opens with Mr Hall mentioning Baynes as he heads out for a run. The line sets a dialogue-tinted tone and hints at Baynes' relevance to the plot unfolding.

Baynes Bartlett Robert Luke Washington Joseph P. Castner Fourth United States Infantry Alaska Fourteenth Infantry Birch McGregor Castner Glenn Tanana River Volkmar Birch Creek Circle City Tanana Canon Lieut. Castner Rampart Skagway Mr. Hall

A Frank Surgeon in Dublin and His Honest Fees

A late 19th century remark on Dr Colles of Dublin who died in 1843 notes his plain dealing in a fee book. Items include charges for ineffectual advice for deafness and for drawing the stump of a tooth, each at one guinea, plus a quip about the patient not paying enough previously.

Colles Dublin

Fire on ice question sparks maid and youth dialogue

In a quotable aside from the Indianapolis Journal a maid with spectacles asks if fire can derive from ice while a youth in a red owl tie admits a lingering love. The pair exchange theatrical lines in a playful literary moment.

Indianapolis Journal

Letter to Mrs Pinkham Expresses Gratitude for Compound Help

Miss N J Lockueant of Extra Beru Pennsylvania credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of dropsy kidney trouble fainting spells and female weakness A friend gave her a booklet leading to relief from bloating tumors and pain She notes continued improvement and praises Mrs Pinkham who offers free responses to suffering women from Lynn Massachusetts.

Miss N. J. Lockueant Box 16 Extra- Beru

Notre Dame University Ad Offered to Readers

The paper promotes Notre Dame University Indiana as a top Western college with a free catalogue and details on terms and courses. It notes a preparatory school, a one to two year commercial course, St Edward's hall for boys, and strong standards of thoroughness and student care. A Washington report about a new venomous lip biting bug is also mentioned.

Notre Dame University Notre Dame Indiana West St. Edward's Hall

Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims relief for tight shoes

An ad notes Allen's Foot-Ease powder soothes feet and relieves tight shoes and corns and bunions. It promises relief for swollen hot or sweating feet and offers a free sample by mail from LeRoy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy, N. Y

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