Yellow Men Sleep Chapter XIV Conspiracy and Dawn
March mourns his lost daughter and wife as Levington steers a night of rising tension. Helen plans her ascent toward power while aiding March and the miners. Levington defeats the prince and fabricates a cover story as dawn approaches and escape becomes possible.
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Hithna
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America
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Helen
Eithna
United States
Andrew March
Bill
Goliath
The Tawny Rose Droops In The Mine
Levington shoves the captive Yekutol into a deep shaft as Andrew March lies unconscious earlier. Con plans a bold strike on the city with Arab aid while Helen’s warriors chase the prince, hoping to free Tau Iuan and end the curse. March urges restraint and to tell how to reach Tau Iuan if they escape.
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Yekutoi
Aignoin
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Andrew March
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Prominent New York Man Praises Tanlac
John F. Hyatt of Albany, once a courthouse official and long time rheumatism sufferer, testifies that Tanlac restored his health. He describes crippling pain, loss of appetite, and weakness before taking seven bottles last spring. Since then he says he walks without a cane, eats well, and feels renewed health, urging others to try Tanlac.
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Pearl St
Albany
N. Y
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Hyatt
Albany County
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Taniac
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Searchlight for Night Flying Lights Up Night Air
A government night flight beacon of the dishpan type provides about 8,000,000 candlepower. Two large motors drive the unit on a wheel chassis, capable of locating an aviator three miles up. It will be moved by motor car ahead of daily landings to guide planes to the ground.
That old motto and Jud Tunkins on price of pleasure
A sharp witticism quotes Jud Tunkins linking the motto business before pleasure to the argument that enjoyment requires money. The wise man reflects on why wisdom matters in a world driven by price.
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Jud Tunkins
Mortgaged Tomcat in Unusual Chattel Mortgage
A Stockton Missouri filing details an odd chattel mortgage covering articles including a black tomcat with white feet named Tom. The cat is described as a potential family heirloom and perhaps the mortgage's most valuable security, a novel variant in color schemes from mule to mare to cow in Case and Comment.
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Stockton
Tom
Thomas
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