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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1926

Page

7

Pirates Clash with Storm as James Forces Walrus Pursuit

On the Skull Island chase the James lengths its pursuit of the Walrus amid a furious Caribbean storm. Aboard, Moira and Peter cling to survival as ropes brace the wheel and crew fight tangled rigging to steady the ship. The Walrus vanishes in the tempest, leaving the outcome of the pursuit and rescue in suspense.

Peter Gunn Diomede O'Donnell Captain Kidd Skeleton Island Murray Martin Gadzooks James Flint Coupeau Klint Ty Greseumeles Coupeat Bob Robert Moira Royal James Wiley Tay Saul Cap'n Saunders Letcher Easterling Metra Ann Ixtind Ain David Vd Bowere Mizgepmust Greatunele

Alchemists of Middle Ages Not Charlatans

Dr. FE E Free argues alchemists were legitimate chemists of their era. He notes tests to prove gold today differ from alchemical aims, which sought look and feel of gold. Some ancient procedures may have produced gold-like substances considered successful by alchemists.

Alchemists FE. E. Free

Early coal use noted by Jesuits in Canada

Jesuit Relations records describe Ponalak people using coal as fuel due to scarce timber. Jesuits traveling westward through Canada observed Indians burning coal instead of wood, noting the fuel came from the earth and reflecting limited wood supply.

Gerard Philadelphia Inquirer Canada Jesuit Relations Edna Kenton America Neter

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised

Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York and Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and sleep after extended illness. The ad touts decades of use and a fourth generation learning its merit, urging other women to try it.

Nina Matteson Box Oxford NYW Lydia Pinkham Ernest Tanguay Adams Mass Lydia IE

Implied Fashion Talk Sparks a Witty Exchange

In a light exchange, one speaker compliments Madge’s complexion while another cautions that the praise reads as impressionistic, hinting at social amusements and flirtatious banter.

Madge

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