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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1930

Page

4

Beardsley’s Nemesis and a Surgeon’s Dreadful Gift

Bettington faces a chilling revelation about Beardsley’s facial surgery and a doomed cure for a haunting smile. On the yacht, Clements hints at deadly stakes as Mrs Radway writes, while Evelyn Radway’s peril looms and Bettington weighs risks to protect Unwin’s children.

Voyage of a Wrecked Mind On a Shipboard Struggle

On a voyage, the ship's surgeon Bettington confronts Radway's absinthe fueled descent and the ruthless plots of Radway's backers led by Clements. As Radway teeters toward collapse, Bettington faces murderously jealous men like Sam and Metzger while navigating danger, deceit, and a fragile moral line aboard the ship.

Dinner with a Chum Sparks A Web Of Pledge And Kidnapping

Floyd Unwin and Howard Bettington meet old college friend Alfred Gibbons and pledge mutual aid to educate Unwin's son Bob and daughter Mary. Mary refuses to betray her employer as Elgar Radway plans a voyage and kidnapping. Gibbs dies after wearing Bettington’s clothes. Bettington is questioned by the Boss who plots a $1,000,000 ransom and forces Bettington to assist.

Floyd Unwin Howard Bettington Alfred Gibbons Unwin Bob Mary Gibbons Indis Mary Unwin Elgar Radway Radway Mary Jato &O Bettington Maine Gibbs Justice

Early Braille System Emerges From Peruvian Knot Script

The text traces blind reading aids from Peru with knot codes to 16th century wood engravings, 1640 movable type in France, Pinsenau’s metal frame, German cardboard letters, and Val entin Haug’s embossed paper. Louis Braille, a pupil at the school, champions the dot system over earlier schemes. Braille becomes world wide with transcriptions of the Koran and adaptations to Chinese and Arabic.

Peru Francesco Lucas France Doctor Pinseaus Valentin Haug Louis Braille Gail

Wisdom of Antoninus on time and death in Meditations

Marcus Aurelius Antoninus argues that man loses neither past nor future since they are not his to take. He notes the cycle of things and the equality of fate for the long lived and the short lived at death, reminding that time and mortality affect all equally.

Beardsley Clements Antonio Pereira Graumann Peteman South America Kenzie Krause Ustening Posta. Ag Béttington Radway Antoninus Marcus Aurelius Antoninus

Fearsome Creature Maud Rex Allen on Dragons

Maud Rex Allen describes the dragon as a Chinese imperial form evolving from early Chinese imagination. She lists features including a serpentine body with horns, horse head, red worm eyes, carp scales, cow ears, tiger paws, eagle talons, flame-like shoulder and hip appendages, and varying claw counts on feet.

Maud Rex Allen Japan Greer China

May Walk Tradition At Antioch College

Horace Mann started the May walk at Antioch College in its early days. An annual trek through the glens to Chilton drew students and faculty, with scenery noted as unusually beautiful.

Pretty College Horace Mann Antioch College Glens Chlton

Mystery on the Albatross Aboard the Ship

On the following morning the ship's crew discover Dr Elgar Tradway dead in his cabin. Bettington and Clements discuss the implications as Radway’s fate threatens to derail escape to New York. Evelyn Radway faces duty and danger, drawn to the ship's surgeon Waite amid looming peril. TO BE CONTINUED.

Bettington Gina Radway Clements Elgar Tradway Providence New York Evelyn Clementa San Quentin Doctor Waite Howard Bettington

Memorial Day evolving into a universal day of memory

The article argues Memorial Day, born after the Civil War to honor Northern soldiers, is shifting toward a broader observance of all who have fallen. It foresees a future where the day becomes a general, all-encompassing remembrance, possibly aligned with May 30 as a time of reflection on life, death, and humanity beyond national conflicts.

Potomac

Day of Reunion Memorial Day and Civil War Peace

A Detroit News summary reflects on May 30 as Memorial Day chosen for flowers and peace after the Civil War. It notes Lee’s April surrender, Johnston’s capitulation in April, and Kirby Smith’s forces near the Mississippi were defeated by late May. Buckner and Osterhaus signed the New Orleans surrender on May 26, ending armed resistance. Memorial Day, begun in 1868 by General Logan, honors the peace after the war.

Mississippi Lee Alabama Georgia Joe Johnston Kirby Smith New Orelans Buckner Osterhaus Kirby Confederacy South John ‘A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Detroit News

Vanishing Figures of '61 Civil War Veterans in Decline

The fading ranks of Civil War survivors are shown as time erodes attendance at reunions and alters marches. Pension reports indicate fewer veterans remain able to attend annual events, marking a shrinking remembrance of a great yet tragic conflict.

Commissioner of Pensions Walon

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Wyndham Marty Yee Todd Evelyn Radway Mrs. Radway Mr. Radway W.N.U. Service Waite Anytling Bettington Paris Crosby Todd Sam Metzger Leary Harrowgate Rome Hamner Chapter Daniel Whitehood Hicky New York Times
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