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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1926

Page

7

Pirate Captain Murray Sails Royal James in Jacobite Rise

In mid 18th century New York Robert Ormerod and fur trader Peter Cormaer discuss a pirate menace. Darby McGraw brings news that a pirate ship is off the Hook. The pirate, Andrew Murray, is the elder Ormerod’s great uncle, commanding the Royal James and a Jacobite.

New York Robert Ormerod Peter Cormaer Darby McGraw Rip-Rap Ormerod Robert Andrew Murray Murray

Frigate Sighted as Sailors Discuss Pirate Threat at Dock

In the morning I checked trading station needs with Peter Corlaer then boarded Farraday's ship to sort cargo for the warehouse. Darby McGraw brings provisions for sailors while we glimpse a Spanish frigate in East River and a battered brig bearing the pirate tale.

Peter Corlaer Captain Farraday Darby McGraw Pearl Street Broad Street Whitehall Street Bristol Packet Darby East River Robert Burrage Spain Barbaders Brig Silver John Sandy Hook Mate Jenkins Flint Bosun

The Whale's Head Despatches and a Mysterious Irish Daughter

Ormerod assists a Spanish frigate crew and escorts a mysterious Irish daughter to the Whale's Head tavern. At the port, Darby McGraw and John Silver lead a bawdy imit of pirates before Master O'Donnell, who learns of his daughter awaiting him outside.

John Silver Darby McGraw Darby Silver Master Ormerod O'Donnell

Just Why One Editor Has Turned Pessimist

A Boston Globe editorial recounts a town improvement attempt that ends in mock chaos. The Beacon hires Jack Sigler to paint a new sign, with Fritz Miller as chief engineer, debates gas pipe versus wood post, and ends with residents banging pipes to clear ashes, undermining progress.

Beacon Office Jack Sigler Red Wing Fritz Miller Boston Globe

Funny Ambitions from an English Periodical

The periodical asks what young readers would like to be and prints clever answers. Ideas include the sun always rising, the letter f signaling constant comfort, a shoeblack permanently shining, a man of forty with twenty year ideals and sixty year judgment, and a billiard ball often kissed and carefully tended.

Boston Transcript

Artist Declares Income. Tax Collector Surprised

Art Long, a French painter long shown at the salons and recently gaining fame, filed his income for last year. A polite tax office note followed, acknowledging a master of such talent should earn more from his work. He replied briefly, I am just as surprised as you are.

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Cuticura Aids Itching Scalp and Skin Care

Ad promotes Cuticura products for soothing itching scalp and rashes. Suggests applying Cuticura Ointment to affected spots, washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and using these daily to achieve clear skin and soft hands.

Gas Gauge Shuts Off Fuel With One Gallon Left

A new gasoline gauge for motor trucks automatically stops supply and notifies the driver when only one gallon remains in the tank.

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