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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1926

Page

7

Fortifying the Island Fort and hostage exchange

Captain Murray negotiates with Flint aboard the Walrus to secure two hostages and begin building a hilltop fort for shelter and defense. Peter and Robert accompany Murray as they confront morale, plan a build, and prepare the Royal James for a morning departure while Flint weighs the pirate deal and treasure prospects.

John Silver Flint Bones Silver Ormerod Murray John Tom Clase Toby Welsh Royal James Wortsmouth Robert Peter Neen Bob Gad

Pirate Chase In New York Echoes Jacobite Rumors

In mid 18th century New York Robert Ormerod and Peter Corlaer hear of a pirate threat as Captain Rip Rip and the Royal James raid. Andrew Murray, Ormerod’s Jacobite relative, commands the Royal James while Flint leads the Walrus. Murray plots abduction and treasure seizure, taking Robert aboard as a hostage.

New York Robert Ormerod Peter Corlaer Ands Darby McGraw Trish Rip-Rap Ormerod Robert Andrew Murray Murray Colonel O'Donnell Ormerod House Ile Flint Peter

Liar in the Smoking Room at Notre Dame Juggler

A story features a self absorbed man who surveys admirers, brushes away hair, and critiques makeup before retiring to a smoking room. He gazes into a mirror, grows angered, and hurls his cigarette case at the glass while muttering a single harsh word.

Notre Dame

Quick Thinking Racer Evades Night Lights

A famed car racer speeds through a town plunged into darkness by an electricians strike. His car loses power, and a police officer questions his name and address. The driver bluffs that the lights are out everywhere, prompting the officer to agree and let him go.

The Light That Failed Costume Riddle at Ball

At a fancy dress ball all costumes represented famous books. Most titles were recognized until a young lady wore a Patent Lighter costume. After many guesses, the reveal came: the book represented was The Light That Failed.

H. G. Wells

Publicists Learn Free Speech Can Be Costly

In a career of public relations, advocates note that outspoken comments often bring risk and backlash. They warn that frank statements can trigger consequences with reputational or financial impact.

Darby McGraws crew and the James in the Jazaret

In a tense scene aboard the James Flint orders prisoners kept under guard as Darby and Peter escort Bob and the others to a prison in the Jazaret. Aboard the ship and below deck torches flicker while rats scurry and tension rises over safety and a hidden girl aboard the James.

Darby McGraw Bob Darby Murray Flint Billy Bones Long John Captain Dear Peter Cortes

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient

Mrs Frank M Casey of Mount Vernon New York says she regained appetite and strength after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the product improved her health and would personally swear to its merits before a notary.

Woolworth New York City Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts Cleveland Ohio Lydia E. Binkham Lydia EB Pinkham Frank M. Casey South 11Th Ave Mount Vernon, N. Y

Waiter Comedy Mixup Leads to Manager Mixup

A humorous exchange reveals a waiter praising soup while an error places the manager in the spotlight. The remembered line shows service missteps and the staff's lighthearted response to the mix up.

Misers and Spendthrifts Clash Over Foolishness

The quarreling pair view each other as foolish, each claiming the other's approach is misguided. Their dispute highlights contrasting financial styles without resolution.

Housewife admires basket of clean clothes ad

A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in an advertisement. A contrast notes some people are unsociable enough to throw bombs while others only stick chewing gum on seats.

Red Cross

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