As for Jim Bridger and Kit Carson? Fine fellows, I’m sure, but amateurs. They only had to cross the wilderness. A newspaperman has to figure out what happened, who’s lying about it, and get it to press on time.
Dear Observer of the News - Regarding those newfangled comical picture frames… you may be onto something.
Crawford’s Weekly proudly presents our first one below. If it gets the youngsters reading—and annoys a respectable adult or two—I’d call that journalism.
—T.B. Rattle
The Strange Researches of a Mexican Scientist Who Claims to Have Discovered the Secret of Life and to Have Created a Man-Like Creature.
The St. Louis Star, St. Louis, Missouri · Sunday, October 23, 1910
@TheJ011yR0ger@TMSynd@RBAnder238@SplashDamage1 Funny you should mention it. I’m in the process of writing an article for Crawford’s Weekly on that very subject. Here’s a barn I found tucked back in the hills.
I don’t know who carved all those symbols into it—or why. Yet.
— T.B. Rattle
Crawford’s Weekly, Norton, Virginia
When it comes to #Horror - why does everyone overlook Appalachia....where everything has a secret meaning to protect against evil. #OldGodsOfAppalachia#RPG coming soon to https://t.co/WcqcVX5nm1
This guy here was born on this day.
He is the mind behind all Adventure Games.
If you play D&D it is because of his Blackmoor campaign.
We gather together every year to celebrate his legacy at a game convention named after him.
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