Cavern Gold Mine Ends With Rescue by Net
In a perilous cavern chase a hidden gold hoard spurs Rathway Joyce and Lee into a swift river tunnel. Lee is saved from the torrent as Leboeuf anchors a fishing net and drags him to the rocky bank, leaving Rathway and Joyce lost in the raging waters.
Gold, Joyce, and Rathway: A Caribbean Cave Escape Ends in Tense Drift
Rathway and Joyce escape by boat with gold after hauling a heavy sack from a cliff side cave. Joyce awakens and denounces Rathway as a murderer. Rathway plots a secret harboring of the loot at a swamp hut, while his crew drink and mutter, and Estelle reappears prompting new danger.
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Estelle
Rathway
Pierre
Shorty
Kramer
Lee
Joyce
Anderson
Importance of the overspin putt in golf stance and grip
The article argues putting is the key stroke, near equal to all others, and promotes the overspin putt for straight roll and hole completion. It covers grip variations from natural to two handed and right handed, and suggests testing the stance with wrists, aligning hands for right angles to the line.
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Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Cyril Walker
Cue Evans
Bobby Cruikshank
Jesse Guilford
al Espinosa
Bob Gardner
George Duncan
Harrison
Jim” Johnston
Billy Mehlhorn
Walter J. Travis
Rathway struggles with Joyce as Joyce faints in cave scene
Rathway laughs at Lee vanishing in a torrent and wrests Joyce’s pistol. He crushes the girl, then ponders two risky choices to flee with gold or risk her escape, as the cave tunnel and river threat loom.
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Lee
Pelly
Rathway
Joyce
Impos
Dawn in the gorge reveals Lee and Joyce secret
Lee wakes in a sunlit gorge with Rathway's danger looming. He recalls a night of pursuit and murder urges while Leboeuf cooks bacon nearby. He rushes to report that Joyce and he are married, but details remain unclear as the chapter ends.
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Lee
Joyce
Rathway
Old Leboent
Leboeuf
Monsieur
Moth Ball Method Saves Tahlequah Potato Farm
W. W. Dawkins, a large Tahlequah Oklahoma sweet potato producer, faced ruin as gophers burrowed under beds. A friend advised rolling moth balls down the holes. The experiment deterred the gophers and now the farm avoids damage.
Noiseless Airplane Promises Quieter Flight Developments
Aviation experts unveil a noiseless airplane after wartime research by aviation societies. Exhaust gases escape silently without affecting lift or speed, and a gear arrangement makes a noiseless propeller possible. A new bracing idea cuts wind noise through wires and planes.
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