The Ranchman's Remedy

1912

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Col. Brown, owner of Circle X ranch, is very much interested in the study of medicine. The boys are aware of it, but it was left to irrepressible "Buck Hoover" to make capital out of it. Buc... Read allCol. Brown, owner of Circle X ranch, is very much interested in the study of medicine. The boys are aware of it, but it was left to irrepressible "Buck Hoover" to make capital out of it. Buck secures a patent medicine book and decides to have consumption in its worst form. He pou... Read allCol. Brown, owner of Circle X ranch, is very much interested in the study of medicine. The boys are aware of it, but it was left to irrepressible "Buck Hoover" to make capital out of it. Buck secures a patent medicine book and decides to have consumption in its worst form. He pours over the book and learns the symptoms of the dread disease by heart. The next day while... Read all

Director
- Al Christie
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- George Gebhardt
- Victoria Forde

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- Al Christie
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- George Gebhardt
- Victoria Forde

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deickemeyer

In about a week the bunk house was a hospital

The cowboys discovered that the boss of the ranch was strong on medical subjects and decided to have some fun at the expense of his hobby. One of them was seized with a severe cough, and promptly was put to bed. He was given such excellent treatment one of the others decided he had a weak heart. Fat of the land for his also. In about a week the bunk house was a hospital, and the owner set out for town to get a real doctor. He forgot something and turned back. He glanced in at his patients and saw the first pair of invalids engaged in a red hot set-to with the gloves, and the others grouped about the pair. He realized then just how things stood. He mixed some medicine. Into it he put among other things salts, chloroform, vinegar, etc. The dose was to be every fifteen minutes until cured. One administration was sufficient. - The Moving Picture World, July 27, 1912