SABLE aboard the Port Said rescue unfolds
Cameron is rescued from captivity aboard a freighter off Port Said after Clyde and Hartley confront Captain Murchison. Cameron recounts being drugged and shipped to China while clues point to a Chinese conspirator Yup Sing. The group plans to reach Cairo and advance Cameron’s return while avoiding further danger.
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Johnson
Cameron
Clyde
Yup Sing
New York
Una Clyde
Evelyn
Murphy
Raymerane
Ted
Eron
Sree
Mateoha
China
Ina
Larne
Vie
Ne Xu
Evelyn An Ye
Ara
Donald M Nish
M'Nish
J Vdeo
M' Ninh
Otland
Partuer Hoe
Boy
Hongkong
Journey to Algiers and a clandestine voyage plan
The narrator weighs contacting the U.S. Consul at Algiers but rejects red tape. He maps swift ocean routes via Paris Brindisi to Port Said, aiming to reach the Clamorganshire before December 1. He endures worsening inaction, contemplates authority from his government, and contends with Evelyn Grayece and Lie Adds amid a risky mission.
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Algiers
United States
State Department
Washington
Cameron
Paris
Brindisi
Port Bald
Clamorganshire
Advertising ethics clash with medical practice rules
A Kansas City Journal note recounts a doctor recalling an incident where a church charity ad led to a questionable act. The piece highlights tensions between advertising and medical ethics and references farmers receiving government farm ads through eleven agencies for free distribution.
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United States
Food value of many eggs and comparison with meat
The article explains that eggs are mostly water but highly nutritious with protein and fat. It cites a department of agriculture table showing water and nutrient content for chicken goose duck and turkey eggs. It notes protein fuels muscle and blood while fat provides energy and that a pound of eggs is not equal to a pound of steak in nutrition.
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Department of Hericulture
Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Make Perches Mite Proof
Simple perch construction to prevent mites by elevating 18 inches above the floor and using rounded 2x4s. Legs fit the cans loosely for easy cleaning and reduce chances of mite passage. Cans hold an inch or two of kerosene or coal oil to deter mites and prevent access.
Industrious hen lays eggs and better housing urged
The article advises keeping hens busy with good sheds and light. It suggests a well-ventilated, clean coop with a dropping board, floor litter, scattered grain, access to drinking water, and warm water in cold weather. It links activity to egg production and rewards.
Windbreak Benefits for Poultry House and Fowl Exercise
A windbreak built under evergreen trees shelters the poultry house interior and provides outdoor exercise space for fowls. The owner reports drinking water remains clean and less likely to spoil inside.
Winter Feed Advice for Poultry from Historic Gazette
The piece extols winter feed for poultry noting cabbage and green vegetables as prime rations. It asserts hens benefit from a mix of forage and exercise, with emphasis on plentiful greens for sustaining birds through cold months.
Poultry Pricing Advice From A Confused Ad
A garbled note discusses poultry costs and feeding, emphasizing high prices and the need to buy smart. It mentions someone must cover expenses and suggests careful budgeting to avoid losses in poultry farming.
Peruna Promoted For Cold In The Head Treatment
The article argues a cold in the head is often neglected but can lead to chronic catarrh if untreated. It recommends Peruna as effective, urging a tablespoonful at first symptoms, with adjustments to frequency based on severity and patient type.
Parodic Fragments Hearings and Advert Parody
A garbled OCR snippet shows names such as Jone Thompson and Co of Troy, an old time patent medicine claim for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and stray phrases about a boy’s value and rumors. The text reads as mixed advertisements and quips with unclear context and multiple misreads.
How to Repair Rain Damaged Feathers and Self Opinion
A curious antique note suggests drying a rain damaged feather by sprinkling with common salt and warming by a bright fire to restore it. The passage also offers a paradox on self judgment, claiming people value others' opinions more than their own, a thought attributed to Marcus Aurelius.
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Marcus Aurelius
Counter-Thrust and Quiet Family Night Reflections
A city debate includes Senator Lodge praising a retort on immigration while references to Weeks spark a sharp exchange. In a domestic moment seven year old Robert tells his mother he loves her, then ponders his father’s car troubles and an expert’s limits.
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Cameron
Brindlal
Lions Hartley
Melton Mowbray
Port Said
Suez Canal
Cairo
Hartley
Brefervor
Evelyn
Port Gald
Senator Lodge
Weeks
Robert
Anugip
Lonce
Janos Robert
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Horace Hazeltine
Dr. Addison
Cherbourg
P. & C. Express
Parle
Brindial
Malte
Ain
Glamorganshire
Port Saidennul
Tenner
America
Gore
Dark Helmaman
Murchison
Waa
Cnld
Mr. Martley
Ion Hee
Egypt
Lttle
Orat
Sibylla
Jenat
Wall Street
Fall River
Naib Jng
Kansas City Journal
Oene
Jone
Thompson Hone & CO
Troy
Crom
All Good Grocers
U. Denver
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