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Newspaper
Dawson County Advertiser
Location
Dawsonville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
2
Tony and companions discover two bags of gold doubloons left by pirates in a ruined cove. The crew debates whether to dig up more as Capt Magnus eyes a tentative night move while the sea pounds the island. Toasts and threats mix with the lure of treasure as dawn approaches.
Dawn reveals Shaw and companion bound to a palm in camp while pirates bicker over treasure and drink. Jinny uses a dope plan to lull guards, then Dodgall moves to free them as Crusoe returns in a dramatic interruption.
A short aphorism asserts the true question always asks what we do rather than what we gain. The saying appears attributed to Cattyle and reflects practical, action oriented wisdom.
A humorous Birmingham Age-Herald item recounts a would‑be escape where a crook snatches keys from a guard and declares plans to be free for Christmas, claiming an appointment with his moll during the holidays.
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