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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
3
The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and cures dyspepsia. It cites M. A. Ketron of Bloomingdale Tennessee who says it cured ten years of indigestion, supported by E. T. Scott.
Tickets will be sold at the Wabash depot on the first and third Tuesdays in June July August September and October to all points in the west southwest and northwest. For details contact the Wabash agent.
A fragment notes a 50 cent dinner at Alice's restaurant and invites readers to try it and persuade themselves about the offering. The text mentions Maine and Valparaiso in a brief, unclear context.
The scene shifts to a coastal camp where Tom and partner Green intervene as a drunken man attacks a girl. A girl named Clara averts danger with a revolver while her father and Avery brothers reveal connections to John Avery. Tom learns John Avery is dead, buried at sea, shocking the elder man and prompting talk of details.
Scott and Rider press toward the Dalton trail chasing Tarbox to expose a will hoax while Rider confesses the seaworthy tale of John Avery and Dick Taylor. Bowers and Tarbox confront the truth as the party nears Fort Selkirk in a dangerous crossfire of lies.
Tom recounts his risky acts to win respect from a girl and her father as they listen in a tense tent. The two young men trail behind, while blue eyes study his tale, revealing admiration for his courage. The narrative hints at a perilous miner encounter and a fragile social moment.
An opinion note captures a clipped exchange about a corrupt world where money is deemed the root of all evil. The dialogue hints at skepticism and social critique through terse remarks by characters identified as Dolan and Rafferty.
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