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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
7
A Brookfield Missouri advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims helping a woman regain health after years of decline and offers free confidential advice from its Rome Mass office.
In a tense scene aboard a ship, De Nova and Stephens endure capture fears as Tuttle negotiates with the crew. The officer leaves, and the men fear discovery before a midshipman’s oversight relaxes into a joke about plug tobacco and mutiny.
John Stephens, a Massachusetts explorer stranded in Valparaiso, teams with a mixed crew to seize a Chilean ship. The plot unravels when they realize the captured craft is Lord Darlington's private yacht, with his wife aboard, not the Esmeralda. The crew learns of a larger Antarctic quest and a buried gold hoard aboard the Donna Tsahbel.
The narrator fights off Tuttle De Nova and crew amid a boarding attempt on the steam yacht Cormorant. De Nova fires a pistol but misses as HMS Victory arrives, and the narrator is overpowered before being rescued by the approaching hull.
The voyage continues as the Sea Queen sails south of Juan Fernandez with Tuttle at the helm. Tension grows among passengers and crew, especially Lady Darlington and Celeste, while the narrator notes Tuttle’s domineering seamanship and the uneasy dynamics below deck.
Charles W. Gordon of Ogdensburg New York testifies in his own case that Cooper's New Discovery cured his stomach catarrh. He details pain relief after two bottles and the medicine reaching the stomach quickly. He recommends the remedy and notes he has had no recurrence. Cooper's New Discovery is sold by all druggists.
In Chapter XIV the ship battles fierce seas and cold winds near the fifty degree south latitude and 135 west. De Nova crouches behind tarpaulins on the bridge as Big Bill Anderson lingers in the charthouse doorway. The boatswain moves forward along a slippery deck while the second officer clings to the weath er rail.
Prospective tenant notes several inches of water in the cellar and complains of a leak. Landlord insists the space has not leaked, claiming the water has been in the cellar for two months.
A musician recalls his wife falling in love and marrying him while he learned the cornet. His friend questions whether the marriage was born of love or to stop his practice.
Dr Detchon s Relief for Rheumatism promises radical cure in 1 to 3 days. It claims to remove the cause and rapidly make the disease disappear. First dose reportedly benefits. Available for 5 cents at druggists.
In proportion to its population Norway has the most people earning a livelihood by seafaring. Britain comes next in the ranking.
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