Buried Treasure Quest On Short Shrift Island
In Nassau Bahama Island a British official, John Baun dere, local merchant Charlie Webster, and the hero uncover a death bed statement of Henry PF Tobias. Saunders preserves a copy as they sail the Maggie Dar to a pirate cave with skeletons and a treasure map. They face danger, drownings, and funerals before locating the treasure on Short Shrift Island.
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Bynoneie
John Baundere
Nassau
Bahsina
Charlie Webster
Baunders
Henry PF
Tobias
Saunders
Maggie Dartaken
Joh Wella
Old Tom
Nagsau
Short Shrift Island
Webster
Short Bhrifteland
Henry P. Tobias
Andros Island
Andros
Charlie
Sailor
Big Master
Jovel
Vision of Jamaica Seer Guides Explorer to Hidden Gold
A white narrator visits a Jamaican seer who uses a crystal ball and rum-soaked decanter to glimpse visions. The old man prophesies a buried treasure beneath dense jungle brush near abandoned houses, describing a forbidden underworld glow and a Lond-like reef setting, ending as the spirits fade.
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Gervante
Sar
Webster
Sallor
Nassau
Treasure Quest On Andros Island Sets Sail Again
The crew heads toward West End after forming a plan to evaluate a bold young stowaway who insists on joining the voyage to hidden treasure. Charlie Webster weighs the newcomer as dawn breaks and the Maggie Darling sails from the harbor.
Creative ability vs working drawings in design firms
The text argues for a distinction between sketches and working drawings in architecture. It states designers are judged by results, not hours, and that scientific methods apply only after sketches are approved and handed to draftsmen. It also mentions Paraguay’s tannin-rich que bracho as a valuable resource.
Small scale broom carmng grows in Boath Africa
A report notes broom farming on a small scale spreading across various parts of Boath Africa with local growers adopting limited cultivation methods and modest output.
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Boath
Africa
Fairy tales fade for stronger thrills in old day book
Kenneth L. Roberts recalls losing the taste for classic myths and turning to a 1824 day book kept by an ancestor in Kennebunk Maine. The entries reveal humorous, vivid details such as Dr to payments for Morocco shoes and rum, egg prices, and other brisk ledger items that replace gentler fairy tale adventures.
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Kenneth L. Roberts
Saturday Evening Post
Talea
College of Witchcraft and Sorcery
Klnta von Linsensuppe
Limburger
Kungstarters
Martingale
Batter du Bellicore
Lady Mellaande
Kennebunk
Maine
Eliab Stevens
Morocco Shoes
Elisha Chadbourn
Renia
Nash Shackford
New England
Medford
Masa
Statue of Liberty Unveiled on Bedloe's Island in 1880
The Statue of Liberty presented by France to the United States was unveiled on October 28 1880 at Bedloe's Island New York harbor. The monument stands 800 feet tall with the pedestal at 155 feet and the statue rising 150 feet above it.
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France
United States
Bedloe's Island
New York Harbor
Townere
Good Natured Balance in Business Impresses Opponents
A Northwestern Buzzer quotation from Northwestern Electric Equipment Company in St Paul highlights a good natured, well balanced man who is cheerful yet firm in his convictions. The piece emphasizes quiet sincerity earning respect even from opponents.
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Northwestern Buzzer
Northwestern Electric Equipment Company
St. Paul
Mina
Who Leads the Crickets
An individual cricket chirps irregularly during the day. At night many crickets chirp in unison, sounding as if guided by a conductor’s wand.
Three Shoe Factories Seek Injunction Over Production Curtailment
Three shoe factories in Lynn Massachusetts filed for an injunction to halt workers from curtailing production. The move aims to preserve output amid labor tensions and minimize business disruption during a period of dispute.
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Lynn
Masa
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Ang
Ven
Richard le Gallerie
Bay Street
Toblag
Maggie Darling
West End
Jit
Paraguay
Quebracho
Juttty
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