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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

2

Mystery of the Rose of Gaspe Ends in Hidden Treasure

Captain Hollis and five crew members uncover a deserted ship the Rose of Gaspe after dark killings by electricity. A hidden chest of coins is found with a note linking to Gaston de Lys and Denys. The treasure remains legally unsettled as the court weighs ownership and two years pass before final distribution.

Leanard Liverpool Gaston de Lys Masters White Ahangin Rose of Gaspe Leayard Seayard Denys Olson de Lys Mr. Leayard Jim White Dea St. Johns Harbor St. Johns Long Wharf Maritime Court Hollis Placentia Labrador Hudson’s Bay’ Company Vera Philip Bascom Seven Seas Gustave Montain Liverpool Red Robert

Carnauba Wax Market and Brazilian Plant Uses

Carnauba wax comes from the carnauba plant in Piauhy Ceara and Rio Grande do Norte Brazil. The plant provides medicine roots bridge and housebuilding use fibers and insect resistance. The wax is valuable for candle manufacturing and insulating wire coating with about 450 tons annual production in Rio Grande do Norte worth around 250000 dollars, mostly exported.

Piauhy Ceara Rio Grande Do Norte Brazil Carnauba

Dialogue snippet in an 18th century style exchange

A brief exchange records a man asking if his wife will go out and if he will accompany her. The lines imply domestic conversation and social propriety without further context or outcome.

Cured to '60016 Days fund power for teen blind cure

Fragmentary notice mentions a druggist, an ointment, and a first application. The text includes quoted phrases about surf bathing and a dismissive retort. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond vague references.

Pazo Druggiste

Comfort Baby's Skin With Cuticura Soap and Ointment

When red rough and itching from hot baths soothe with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. This brings sleep for baby and rest for mother. Free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents.

Dept. X Boston

Aunty All Upset Over Hearing Loss

In a humorous exchange, Aunt Elvira bursts in claiming she has lost her hearing after failing to hear a hand organ outside. Her sister questions the claim as Elvira weeps, while a sharper remark blames a moving picture photographer for the auditory confusion.

Aunt Elvira New York Evening Post

Parson Receives Startling Tenth Child Under Law

In a tale from J J Hissey's The Road to the Inn a male parishioner brings a baby to the parson and proclaims that the law requires him to give one tenth of all he produces, placing the infant on the clergyman's knee before leaving silently.

J. J. Hissey

Messengers of Death Nicknames for German Shells

London Tit-Bits reports the many nicknames soldiers use for German artillery. Big high explosive shells are called Dirty Dicks Jack Johnsons Coal Boxes Flower Pots Crumps Black Peters or Whistling Willies. Smaller shells are Black Marias Woolly Bears and shrapnel shells Whizz bangs and Pip squeaks. Archibalds name anti aircraft shells while ordinary shrapnel is Little Willies.

London

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