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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
3
Farm Journal praised as a well printed sturdy publication offered by the Indicator. It promotes a five year advance pay plan through December 1903 for new and existing subscribers with emphasis on affordability and reliability.
The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compound that digests what you eat and cures dyspepsia. It cites testimonials including M A Ketron of Bloomingdale Tennessee stating it cured ten years of indigestion and mentions E T Scott.
Tickets will go on sale at the Wabash depot on the first and third Tuesdays during June July August September and October. The program offers travel to all points in the west southwest and northwest. For more information contact a Wabash agent.
A brief ad notes a 50 cent dinner at Alice’s Restaurant on Main Street in Valparaiso. It mentions Se and a proprietor labeled ALE Prop. with a promotional claim to try the meal and be convinced.
Tom and Green sail from Victoria to Dyea on the Islander with horses, packs, and gear for the Klondike. They witness Skaguay's bustling camps as miners buy supplies and tents rise along the shore. They land, set up a tent, and plan to locate Avery and Rider while Obed Rider is watched by a local miner.
Obed Rider and the brutal Hank Lowers plot to loot gold at Dyea with a letter and a will as cover. Tom Scott and Green overhear the plot, rekindle danger, and trigger urgent evasion while a watchful rider skirts betrayal. A brave rescue interrupts a violent assault, setting up a cliffhanger.
A nervous curate earned rebuke after making awkward compliments to the bishop during an afternoon clergy tea at the palace. A senior curate, present with him, chided Bruce, calling him a donkey and urging restraint as they rode home.
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