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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
3
The captive narrator learns the Sea Queen is not the Esmeralda but the yacht Sea Queen owned by Lord Darlington flying the English flag. Tuttle hints at coercion and a looming plan while the crew push him toward collaboration. The crew discuss a dangerous voyage to distant latitudes near the Antarctic.
The officer Tuttle recounts a two year old ordeal aboard the Betsy near the Horn during a hurricane. Amid ice and a towering icebound wreck, he spots a vast ancient-style vessel named Donna Isabel, Cadiz, wedged in an ice cliff and visible clearly through the glare of sun on ice.
John Stephens, a Massachusetts man marooned at Valparaiso, joins Chilean naval action amid a Peru Chile war, seizes a vessel believed to be Esmeralda, but discovers it is Lord Darlington's private yacht with his wife aboard after a rescue of an English woman.
The narrator probes a mutinous crew led by Tuttle and De Nova aboard a yacht named Sea Queen. With the Pacific ahead and a captive Chilean officer aboard, he weighs who can be trusted while facing a lawless plot and dangerous power dynamics.
A wary captain disputes a map's lack of land claiming two islands exist beyond a foggy sea. He insists the Sea Queen appears near those shores, while a listener questions the tale, awaiting proof and answers.
An old newspaper advert promises a cure for winter colds using glycerine pine concentrate and whiskey. It advises mixing two ounces glycerine with half an ounce pine concentrate and half a pint whiskey, then taking a spoonful after meals and at night, shaking before use. It warns to obtain genuine Concentrated Pine and notes many other pine extracts are impure and cause nausea.
A striking portrait described as showing Hix, a deaf mute, appearing as if he is about to speak. The observer notes the compelling impression of the facial expression and pose in the image.
A woman in a New York Sun report notes a man at the Wagner performance, identified by a shopper as her butcher. The exchange reveals the butcher is a German who attends the opera with regularity and discusses other topics beyond his trade.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin confirm F J Cheney's honesty and ability. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, bottle 75 cents, sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A humorous exchange notes a slow town with no pay-as-you-enter streetcars and counters with a brisk line of pay-before-you-leave boarding houses. The quip contrasts transit patience with lodging options in a small locale.
Free four cent stamps for five samples of Gold and Silk Finish Birthday Flower and Motto Post Cards. Read about beautiful colors and loveliest designs offered by Art Post Card Club at 792 Jackson St Topeka Kansas.
A scientist asserts hogs possess souls yet clarifies the remark excludes travelers occupying two double seats in a crowded railway car. The quip frames a paradox on belief versus everyday behavior aboard trains.
Anecdotal claims tout Perry Davis Painkiller for rheumatism and neuralgia with prices 25c 36c and 75c. Red Cross Ball Blue sells large 2 oz packages for 5 cents. Advertisements urge fast cures and social commentary about reputations and manners.
Chicago reader cites relief from inflammation and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured many female ailments without narcotics. Promoter notes thousands of testimonials and offers confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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