The lead female brings up a time when her husband came home "with lipstick on his collar" implying infidelity.

The lead female runs around in a skimpy under-dress for the entire end of the film. As she runs through the town, it becomes skimpier and skimpier as material gets torn from it.

A man tries to convince a married woman to run away with him but she rebuffs him.

There are a series of short fist-fights - Marquis of Queensbury style - with one interruption by somebody instructing one of the combatants in the rules, breaking the rules in the process to demonstrate what isn't allowed.

A man is shot with a blank cartridge and subsequently uses a coal shovel to spank the girl who asked for him to be shot.

There is a brawl with lots of punching and some pricks with a hat pin.

There is an old-style cowboy and Indian gunfight--lots of shooting but nobody getting shot.

A man catches his wife and spanks her with a coal shovel in front of the whole town. This scene would NOT work well in today's standards.

H*ll is used twice for comic effect.

There's a fair amount of drinking (even first thing in the morning) and several scenes of comedic drunkenness.

A few of the men smoke cigars from time to time.