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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
6
Pearlhunter grows up with his mother on a Wa bash river houseboat. He meets Wild Rose and faces the Other Man, a masked antagonist. A red mask, a Blue Moon pearl, and a mysterious Box 23 drive gunplay and revelations as Pearl hunter seeks truth and rescue.
A moonlit cabin tale follows the Pearlhunter as he tracks the Red Mask. He finds clues including masks and a small boot print, advances toward a seven thousand-dollar blue moon pearl, and steps into a tense bank negotiation with Louie Solomon, where the price and risk hinge on trust and wit.
Emerson notes that private economy holds as much wisdom as empire and that few men are wise enough to render one word sufficient. The remark contrasts expansive power with concise understanding.
Washington reports reflect a new prohibition ruling barring sales of hops and malt to non bakers and confectioners, aiming to curb home brewing. Officials claim the Volstead act is interpreted to stop selling these components, while details remain secret and litigation is anticipated.
Washington reports the Shipping Board rejected the $10,000,000 bid from Battle Steel Products Corp of New York City for Hog Island ship yard. The proposal included supplying materials at the yard and converting part of the plant for steamship and railroad terminal use.
The War Department reports about 554,000 Victory medals issued and 20,000 new applications in three days. Officials attribute the rise to the second anniversary of the armistice, with daily demand previously averaging 8,000 to 12,000.
Paris reports Armenian republics near extinction as Turkish nationalists join Soviet troops in renewed attacks. Britain's and France's refusal to send troops leaves Armenia without external aid, pushing the matter to the League of Nations which is deemed powerless to act.
Cork Ireland on the ninety four day hunger strike nine prisoners are nourished again. Arthur Griffith message to Lord Mayor O Callaghan praises their devotion and calls for living for Ireland. Dr Pearson says infants food eggs white beef juice will start nourishment and outlook is hopeful.
President Elect Harding may reorganize the judicial branch with possible elevations of Charles E Hughes and William H Taft to the Supreme Court. The report also notes William L Schurz as Rio Janeiro commercial attache and Lowden eyed for treasury secretary. Shipping Board graft findings are echoed in Walsh committee investigations.
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