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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
6
A description of a colossal, Mongolianlike man governing Rodman with silent power. The setting spans a plush estate with velvet lawns, a river bend, and distant mountains as the sun hazily shines. Rodman’s control seems divine, while the jaunt between East and West marks a clash of immense intellect and exotic authority.
A visionary chemist Rodman proposes to manufacture jewels as cheap as glass by new formulas. Giovanni and Lord Bayless Truxley back his work amid a silent threat from Asia. A mysterious monk-like figure arrives in India, bringing a priceless carpet and a fatal burden that tests all belief.
Plant buyers seek field peas and velvet beans in any quantity. Best prices paid. Planters Seed Co. 28-6t
A farmer describes hailstorm damage to cotton on 300 acres on May 22 and two weeks of rain that delayed planting. Despite heavy boll weevils later, late planted King’s early seed showed promise with a bale per two acres on some plots. About a few hundred bushels of seed are offered at $2.00 per bushel for ten days only.
That everybody wished could have been present at the time. That was Monsieur Jonquelle. Jonquelle was chief of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Service de la Surete in Paris. He had been in charge of the French secret service on the frontier of the Shan states, and at the time he was in Asia. Another installment of the unusual mystery story will appear in our next issue.
A historical view notes a vast region north of Hudson Bay spanning about 40,000 square miles of largely unmapped land. Explorers speculate on geography, resources, and potential routes through largely unexplored terrain.
Report notes that yellow fever carrying mosquitoes kept at the London zoo will feed exclusively on human blood, reflecting a controlled practice in disease research or vector management.
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