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Newspaper

Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1936

Page

3

In Southampton Barry Gilberts Seeks Shelter ThenPlots

A jobless twenty three year old enters a vacant Southampton summer home to hide from a storm and to drift. He learns a heir to the house is expected. Barry contemplates a bold ruse as he realises a hidden network of people may link him to a murder investigation.

Barry Gilbert Southampton Willetts Evans Jack Hidder Germany Jack Barry Montauk Judge Hambidge Patricia Jack Ridder Mr. Ridder, Sr the Globe Tammany Hall Fn & Condemnation Peter Winslow Winslow New York Mike Kelly Tammany Koas Peggy Tella Barry Florida Jay Rogers Cocoanut Bar Kelly‘s Kelly Wan Agtack Ridder Kelly Mivans Uiter Sald Papa Fat Mike Evang Pegey Willette Fin Misfis Sobe Péter Cherchez la Femme Violet Bane Morano Tim Laugherty Charlie Young Rogers Mr. Kelly Peg

Beards Through History From Moses to Barbarossa

Long beards mark history from Israelite tradition to Barbarossa. Aaron’s oath was tied to the beard. Mahomet abstained from shaving. Romans dubbed uncivilized peoples barbarians from barba. Mary I sent agents with long beards, one so famed it amused Ivan the Terrible. Braunau’s Burgomaster Stein finger wore a flowing beard preserved in a museum.

Adam Egypt Aaron Mahomet Europe Barbarossa Moscow George Killingworth Ivan the Terrible Hans Steinfinger Braunau Jong

Legend of Lough Neagh Legends Told

An Irish tale claims that Lough Neagh tighermen have petrified legs and sharpen razors by lifting their trousers to reveal a shining hone. It warns children to plant a stick in the lake and vow to return, lest the legs turn to stone in future years.

Winslow Jack Mra. Rogers Peggy Kelly Lough Neagh Ireland

Glory of the Pen in Quiet Battles of Modern Times

The piece contrasts olden time warriors who earned glory by steel and swords with modern leaders who shape nations through the steel pen in libraries. It emphasizes how intellectual power replaces martial force in defining triumph and influence.

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