Satan and Sellers Plot Toward Treasure on Lone Reef
In a Bahamian saga, Satan and Sellers scheme to secure a thousand dollars from Dark while a reef wreck near Lone Reef lies under workmen. Ratcliffe frets as Cleary closes in, and a hidden chart hints the Nombre de Dios may lie offshore at Cormorant Cay. The crew prepares a dangerous dynamite plan to blast the wreck and seize the treasure.
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Pam Island
Sellers
Dark
Pa'm Island
Havana
Rateliffe
Fellers
Satan
Jude
Cark
Cleary
Ratcliffe
Carquinez
Flo
Anid Satan
Lone Reef
Rum Cay
Cormorant Cay
Suthard
Pap
Batan
Setlers
Juan
Sarah
Jade
Mutiny Aboard the Re yah Sends Jude and Ratcliffe to Reef
Jude and Ratcliffe plot a dangerous voyage from the ship to the reef and spit, arguing over last provisions and a knot. Jude contemplates leaving to “gull nesting on the sand” as Ratcliffe eagerly joins, while the ship’s fate and Satan loom over their uneasy partnership.
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Jude
Jnde
Rick
Satan
Iadeaighed
Ratcliffe
Ili
Juan
Raton
Aine
Sarah
Untruths of Gold’s Value Emphasized in Persuasive Phrase
The passage notes a ton of gold at 2000 pounds per ton and 16 ounces per pound would be worth about $640,000, with the wagey weight at $20 per ounce. It concludes that a beautiful untruth tends to appear too beautiful to be true.
Four-legged chick amuses Highlands as it grows
In Highlands on Bay avenue Mrs. B. Degenbrock hatches a chicken with four legs. Two legs sit between abdomen and ground and two more on its back. Neighbors joke about a centipede influence and the family plans to test the chick by hanging it upside down. The Degenbrocks value the creature highly and would not part with it.
Waterspout Drops Fish Over St. Petersburg Links
A waterspout over Boca Ciega Bay spilt hundreds of fish onto the St. Petersburg Country Club course. Fish ranged from four to six inches, mostly mullet with some trout and bluefish. Trucks attempted hauling the catch but were insufficient. The storm featured four waterspouts seen along Boca Ciega Bay and the gulf.
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Florida Golf Links
Petersburg
Fia
Aise
St. Petersburg Country Club
Pasadena
Boca Gelga Bay
Boca Celga Bay
Guit
Despondent man in Floral Park hangs self after engine fix attempt
Gustave Schutsenhofer of Floral Park New Jersey, distressed after dismantling his automobile engine, hanged himself in his garage. His mother found the body after growing alarmed by his absence.
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Gustave Schutsenhofer
Floral Perk
N. J
Telephone Holdup Alarm Disrupts Portsmouth Office
In Portsmouth New Hampshire a telephone receiver toppled from a desk at the Texas Oil company office startling two bandits as they prepared to force the gate. Police believe the noise interrupted the raid when one intruder bumped the table holding the phone.
Boy Narrowly Escapes as Coney Island Turnstile Traps Boy
At Brighton Beach station a five year old boy named Barry Magit became wedged between two bars of a coin slot turnstile. Passengers and two men bent the bar back to free him after fifty minutes. No bones were broken though he suffered a sore neck and shock.
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New York
Barry Magit
Brighton Beach
Bilyn-Manhattan Transit Company
Weat Fifth Street
Sea
Breese Avenue
Coney Island
Lillian Agen
Ele
Agen
Isidore
Barry Agen
Tragedy of Little Italy Ends in a Teen Suicide
In New York a fourteen year old girl Madeline, wooed by Steve Rameill, escapes from a Children’s Society home with a rope she knotted from bedpost. She falls to her death as Steve waits in an auto. The tragedy is framed by a Roman barber and local Sicilian tensions.
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Little Italy
Juliet
New York
Mike Russo
Thompson Street
Hetle Italy
Madeline
Steve Rameill
Steve
Madelins
Children’s Society
Stave
Man Blown to Death by Bomb Tied to Battery
In Long Beach California a bomb tied to a car battery exploded as G Ferris Van Tassel a 27 year old oil worker started his vehicle killing him instantly and disfiguring his bride who witnessed the blast Police seek Engman a former husband of the victim's widow with threats cited in divorce.
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Long Beach
Cal—A
Bell
G. Ferris van Tassel
van Tarael
Engman
Fullerton
Seven Frogs in Snake at Culpeper Farm Tales
A Culpeper County farmer watching a moccasin snake in a gully saw a frog leap about. He felled the snake with a hay fork. An autopsy revealed seven frogs inside the six foot snake, some still alive, prompting surprise at the creature’s odd prey.
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Regouing
Culpeper
W. ¥. Carpenter
Mueke
Kidnape: Wedding Sensation in Chicago Scene
In Chicago a publicity stunt planned by Russo Nicola and Philo mond Costello aimed to stage a kidnapping to spice a wedding. Russo allegedly grabbed his sweetheart on a crowded street and drove off in a car until the pair resurfaced happily married. In Cincinnati Mrs Bessie Bush was arraigned for allegedly harming her husband and child but freed, with Judge Yeatman commending her act.
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Chicago
Jnat
Russo Nicola
Philomond Costello
Red
Russo
Po Uep
Mate
Cincinnati
Kim
Mre
Bessie Bush
Yeatman
Mra
Buah
Potent Cure Promises Relief From Female Ailments
A narrative ad describes significant illness and fatigue with women urged to try Ly E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The author notes spending much money without relief until the product improved well being, claiming renewed strength and comfort after use.
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E. Pinkham
Local Sports Roundup Prompted by Unconcerned Fan
A light sports item notes a spectator indifferent to the game style, with no strong outcome or names. The brief mentions a routine match, quiet crowd reaction, and a calm locker-room mood as players prepare for next week.
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