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I posted about this on Tuesday thinking that everyone had just looked at every picture in the book. But I really thought picture 18 was odd. It was like a wanted poster. Like the woman was a criminal. “Any information leading to her recovery.” what was he going to do with her after he recovered her? the whole situation seems odd to me. –Andrew B | I posted about this on Tuesday thinking that everyone had just looked at every picture in the book. But I really thought picture 18 was odd. It was like a wanted poster. Like the woman was a criminal. “Any information leading to her recovery.” what was he going to do with her after he recovered her? the whole situation seems odd to me. –Andrew B | ||
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| + | I was a bit surprised to see that there was a picture of that poster, because the author seems to talk more about how men left their wives and family, and how the wife with sufficient amount of income created a "Wanted" poster to locate her husband. I was hoping that in the case of Walter L. Davis's missing appearance that the wife was able to deduce that the husband had probably not been kidnapped and was using that as a scapegoat to leave his family out West. -- Joe C. | ||
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