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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
6
In the cabin and on deck the conspirators move toward a planned escape as the ship nears Newfoundland. The narrator watches McCann, Cade, Dugan, and Bascom test loyalties while Miss Carrington distracts Bascom at a complex social dinner aboard the vessel.
The narrator endures a tense night as mutineers tighten control aboard the ship. McCann bars interviews with Miss Carrington, confines the narrator to his stateroom, and hints at a planned desertion to boats while Vera plays the piano. Suspense builds around hidden movements, a bar on the door, and a possible crime in the cabin.
In a dim cabin Robert and a frightened woman plot to ambush McCann and free captives. He steels himself to outwit the conspirators by rebarserting a door, delaying pursuit while they coordinate a dangerous escape and retake control of the vessel.
An English aviator demonstrates a simple conversion of an airplane into a shelter by adding curtains between the two wings, turning the craft into a makeshift tent.
A Chinese textile woven from raw silk reportedly withstands burial in soil for twelve months with no deterioration. The claim highlights durability of ancient silk craftsmanship and raises questions about preservation methods and historical textiles.
A large Indianapolis News tale recalls a family of eight stopping at a northern state farmhouse for water. The driver found a farmer acquaintance and impromptu guests filled the home. The farmer’s wife fed them, while the eldest son hinted the father’s premonition tied to a leg injury years earlier.
The Red Cross Magazine notes England must rebuild its school system shorten workdays and boost child welfare agencies. Sir Herbert Fisher urged Parliament last spring for a £3,829,000 increase to the educational budget. A juvenile education committee backs a fourteen year leaving age with no exemptions and day continuation schools for ages fourteen to eighteen with eight hours weekly compulsory attendance.
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