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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
3
Don Jaime Higuenes plans a staged defense to keep his hacienda and sheep business alive while enemies close in. Roberta Antrim and Crooked Bill cope with market ruin as a dramatic scheme unfolds to save the family fortune.
The article recounts Osceola’s leadership in the second Seminole War from 1835, his resistance to removal, and the treacherous capture by General Jessup at a flag of truce. It notes heavy casualties, costs, and Osceola’s death in prison at Fort Moultrie in 1833.
Roberta Antrim, heiress to the Antrim estate, travels to Texas after learning her uncle Tom Antrim is dead. She confronts Don Jaime Higuenes and Don Jaime’s ranch forces, leading to a fatal shootout in which Antrim dies and Roberta inherits an unsettled fortune.
El No, the sage of Chinatown, reflects on happiness hours that arrive unannounced and are only recognized after they pass, quoted in the Washington Star.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as dissolving nearly instantly in the stomach due to a special manufacturing process. It claims relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains within three to four minutes and warns buyers to ensure the product is genuine Bayer Aspirin clearly labeled with the Bayer cross mark.
The Duke of York pursues sociological and industrial welfare interests from a furnished third floor room at 145 Piccadilly. Books on welfare and sociology fill shelves while a workbench and mechanical models line the bay window area.
An actor asks a question about acting while a roguish comedian answers with a sharp quip. The gallery member counters, creating a brief, witty exchange during the performance.
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