Mutiny crs Albatross Plot Tangles Wealth and Betrayal
Floyd Unwin and Howard Bettington dine with Alfred Gibbons and recall a college pledge to aid each other in adversity. Mary Unwin refuses to betray her employer’s secrets at Gibbons’ office. Bettington is kidnapped, Gibbs dies in a studio, and Radway plans an ocean voyage as “Boss” intends to ransom Bettington for 1,000,000.
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Floyd Unwin
Howard Bettington
Alfred Gibbons
Unwin
Bob
Aughier
Mary
Gibbons
Mary Unwin
Elgar Radway
Bettington
Radway
Gibbs
Metzger
Leary
Sam
Kenzie
Graumann
Hamner
Hallett
Mrs. Radway
Clements
Saratoga
Unwin Boy
Bob Unwin
Mr. Radway
Bosses Plan a Seafaring Crime on the Albatross
On the Albatross a band of criminals led by the Boss plots murder and forgery. Metzger and Leary face coercion while Bettington, a famed surgeon, weighs risky alliances and plots to protect Mrs. Radway as tensions rise aboard.
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Metzger
Albatross
West Street
Fulton Street
Herman Metzger
Macau
Leary
Bettington
Sam
Bar Harbor
New York
Hallett
Albatross Sails On As Bettington Encounters Energetic Radway
Bettington awakens to the Albatross underway with Elgar Radway showing vibrant health after a swim. Radway boasts a hearty appetite and invites Bettington to swim and eat more, noting his own large meals come from hard work.
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Bettington
Elgar Radway
Radway
Bilingualism in Africa Amuses an American Visitor
An American visitor to South Africa notes daily life bilingual in English and Afrikaans from street signs to stamps and rail notices. He sees dual language labels at Cape Town landmarks, and officials publish notices in both languages amid debates over costs and language use.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Adderley Street
Linkshouden
Poseel
Kaapstad
Betsaloon
South African Railways
Suid Africannse Spoorweg
Browning and Barrett Elope With Lap Dog
Dr Andreas Bard informs the Kansas City Browning Society that Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning did not elope alone. Barrett’s lap dog joined them to avoid suspicion and potential disapproval from Barrett’s father. The tale highlights the dog’s role in preserving Browning poetry.
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Browning Robert Browning
Elizabeth Barrett
Miss Barrett
Andreas Bard
Kansas City
Browning Society
Browning
Mrs. Browning
Kansas City Star
Guard the Tongue Advice From Quarlea
A compact proverb urges restraint with words lest loose speech trap the speaker. It warns that unspoken wisdom is safer than vented speech and that self control marks true prudence.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia endorsement
An ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from rich food or smoking. It claims the product alkalinizes acid, sweetens the system, and relieves distress from over eating while noting physicians endorse Phillips. Do not substitute other brands for the same results.
Butter as sunburn remedy noted in Lordon Opinion
The Lordon Opinion suggests butter soothes sunburned skin, a claim cited as folk remedy. The piece frames the idea as a casual aside and encourages readers to judge its usefulness.
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Lordon
New York Lonesome Yet Not Sociable in Its Purpose
The city stands apart in mood and function, not seeking company but serving broader aims. Its isolation contrasts with its bustling activity as a center of power culture and commerce.
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New York
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Mutiny
Lettington
Ly Hallett
Lancet
Blackport
Maine
Doc
Slivers
Cherry Hill
Lower East
Orme
Clement
Reuben Beardsley
Andrew Orme
San Quentin
Beardsley
Africa
Associated Sales
N.Y
St. Paul
Peels
Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence Johnson
R. R
Chetopa
Kansas
Lydid E. Pinkham Med. Co
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