Escape from Tau Kuan: Con and March in Underground Cavern
Con Levington and Andrew March flee a desert city, aided by miners and an Arab ally, to a vast underground chamber where enslaved workers and a guiding native pledge protection. March seeks five hundred troops to end Koresh production and free the captives.
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Con
March
Tau Kuan
Levington
Andrew March
Mate
Engilah
Djarobed
Buffalo
Koresh
Tan Kuan
New Substitute for Gold Alloy Described in Detail
A new substitute for gold is described as an alloy of ninety four parts copper, six parts antimony, and a small amount of magnesium carbonate to add weight. The alloy can be drawn, wrought, and soldered much like gold and reportedly dissolves and retains a golden polish.
S S S Blood Remedy Claims Real Cure for Eczema
Eczema and other skin irritations are said to stem from blood-borne germs and demand treating the bloodstream. The S S S remedy is advertised as addressing the root cause, with medical guidance offered by a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Paid Him To Keep Quiet
A bank cashier in Wall Street who spoke to financial reporters was promoted from cashier to VP and then president in an effort to stop leaks. The change silenced him as he learned to speak only through prepared statements, which revealed nothing of value to outsiders.
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Anther
March
Levington
Tau Kuan
Gobi
Dory Street
Cincinnati
Rush Street Bridge
Chicago
Thames
Shanghai
Wall Street
Mildred’s mother mocking a cautious suitor
In a Houston Post style exchange Mil dreds mother dismisses the Smith boy as lacking brains while Mildreds father defends him. The mother recalls her own past courting folly and rejects elder advice as she protests the match.
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Mildred
Smith
Houston Post
Between the Deserving and Deservedly Poor Difference
A brief aphorism contrasts two kinds of poverty, noting a wide gap between those deemed deserving and those judged as undeserving, implying social judgment and economic disparity.
On the Sea of Matrimony There Are Many Sick Voyagers
A reflective note compares marriage to a voyage with many troubled travelers. The piece uses nautical metaphor to describe relationships facing hardships, storms, and distress while navigating communal life and personal bonds.
Judges Adopt Court Opening Rules In Marion County
An Indianapolis News item notes Marion county judges issued rules to require standing during openings to preserve dignity. An elderly courthouse employee complimented the bench and suggested gowns as in eastern courts. The judge calmly said he wears a gown about one third of the time.
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Marion County Courts
Indianapolis News
A Secret Yet
A physician arrives in a small town to consult with the village doctor about a sick patient. He realizes the woman has not been given proper medicine. He demands what she has been given, and the country doctor replies that if she recovers, he will reveal the details.
Man Sent Grass Seed Draws Neighbor For Mower Borrowing
A man who brings grass seed to a neighbor later returns and borrows the neighbor’s lawn mower. The incident illustrates a pattern of door to door assistance turning into a tool loan.
The Lord Loves a Cheerful Giver
A religious reflection asks readers if they embrace cheerful giving, inviting self-examination of generosity and faith. The phrasing emphasizes joy in giving as a divine virtue and questions personal spiritual alignment.
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