Carlyle's Pirate Odyssey on the Namur and Nameless Seas
Synopsis covers Geoffry Carlyle a twenty year sentence aboard a prison ship and his ascent among the Sea Wolves aboard the Namur. Dorothy Fairfax and Captain Sanchez complicate plots of treasure abduction piracy murder mutiny and escape as Carlyle fights to seize control and survive at sea through chapters I to XXIX.
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Geoffry Carlyle
Mariner
Dorothy Fairfax
Maryland
Captain Sanchez
Carlyle
Dorothy
Estada
Estevan
the Namur
Wolves of the Sea
Namur
Sea Wolves
Sanches
Treasure Chest Unveils A Corpse Of A Woman
In a misty dawn aboard a near motionless schooner Geoffry and Dorothy uncover a hidden chest. The lid bursts to reveal a preserved English woman with dark features and gleaming jewelry. The scene hints at murder or revenge as the crew ponders the woman’s fate.
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Watkins
Dorothy
Geoffry
Don
Case
Secret harbor clues in a fog bound canto tale
A tense aboard scene unfolds as Captain Paladilla’s schooner hides a perilous secret. Delirious fear grips the narrator while a dead smile greets the crew. A crewmate, Watkins, interrupts with a cryptic warning as fog shrouds the stairs. Dorothy’s safety becomes the sole objective amid eerie whispers and a looming mystery.
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Dorothy
Watkins
The Boat Attack In the Fog on the Santa Marie
The crew waits in fog as pirate assailants circle, Manuel Estevan identified, and a fierce deck battle erupts aboard the Santa Marie. Dorothy screams as attackers board, and the crew fights back with knives, cleavers, and belaying pins.
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Watkins
Pedro
Manuel Estevan
Namur
Bulles
Estevan
der Gulley
Sam
Dorothy
Santa Marie
The Namur Treasure and the Fight at Dawn
A vivid harbor scene follows a brutal aboard fight as Carlyle and crew topple a pirate band, cast a pursuing foe into darkness, and spot the Namur wreck in fog. The tale ends with a humorous note as a tourist wakes to two men delivering a public bath to his hotel room.
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Schmitt
Estevan
Watkins
Dorothy
Namur
Carlyle
Simms
Holoker
Phonograph Shapes Facial Expression In Photography
A photographer uses a phonograph to coax a desired facial expression. By studying the subject he selects a tune to trigger emotion, playing Dixie for animation or My Old Kentucky Home for a sad or thoughtful look.
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Dixie
Kentucky
It Couldnt Be Done by a Hard Boiled Sergeant
A hard boiled sergeant enjoyed picking on civilians. When he yelled Right dress for a napper, the man failed to respond after several calls. The sergeant yelled again and a bystander quipped How can you dress right on $30 a month.
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Prince Albert
P.A
P. A
Samhill
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Mr. J. AS Price, Hadlock
Universal compulsory tuberculosis insurance proposed
Dr. P. J. Menard outlines in the Presse Medicale a plan for universal compulsory insurance against tuberculosis with funds to fight the disease. The scheme would tax all classes of society, not just wage earners, and argues the fight should not rely on charity or private initiative.
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P. J. Menard
Presse Medicale
Unduly Apprehensive About Taxing Luxuries
A plain speaker muses on tax policy, hoping for exceptions to taxing luxuries. They wonder if they will be affected and admit that one luxury is relaxing at home in shirt sleeves while reading the news. The exchange reflects casual concerns about financial rules.
Woman Mayors Found In 50 Century Old Tablets
Translation of a prehistoric tablet from Hu Thea of Cappadocia shows women mayors were regular public officials 50 centuries ago. Dr A B Sayce of Oxford deciphered the texts, outlining a well organized ancient government with mayor and prefectress roles, some female officials acting independently of male heads. The tablets trace Mesopotamian lands near the Euphrates, Black Sea, and Mediterranean regions.
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University of Pennsylvania Museum
Philadelphia
Asia
A. B. Sayce
Oxford University
Egypt
Huthea
Cappadocians
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Euphrates
Persia
Sayce
Divorce a vinculo matrimony sought in Caroline County suit
Order of Publication issued in Equity court to notify Mamie Starr of a 1919 divorce action from husband dating to 1912 marriage in Edmon ton Canada. Adultery alleged with Fred Latch and elopement to Calgary then Minneapolis. Defendant required to appear by July 21 to show cause.
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Caroline County
Edmonton
Canada
Fred Latch
Fred Simms
Calgary
Minneapolie
Minnesota
Maryland
Mamie Starr
Circuit Court
Carole County
Ag Prasad
Awrence Baerk
Equity
Chy
W. Brewster Deen
Lawrence B Towers
Trueco
Guv
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McClurg & Co
Sanchez
Black Sanchez
Potomac
Rotterdam
Fairfax
Captan Sanchez
Pianning
Easteda
LeVere
le Vere
Geotry
James Starr
True Co
Lawrence B. Towers
Nisi
Hickman, del
Howard & Lexington Sts
Balttimore
Rochschild
Baltimore, Md
J. Tyson
Heather
Marydel
W. A. Smith
Denton
Bullock’s
Denton, Maryland
F. O. B. Factory
Buick
Regal
Oakland
Karo
Corn Products Refining Company
P. O. Box
New York City
L. A. Mousseau
Vickers
RILEY
Northrop & Lyman Co. Inc
Buffalo
N.Y
Stone and
Greater Baltimore
Paris
Green Mountains
Maine
Rehoboths
Peninsula
Pocomore City, MD
Orphans’ Court
Thomas C West
Harvey L Cooper
Thomas C. West
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