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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
6
The captors guide Levington and March into a vast valley city with red stone walls and a looming palace. Dwarfed by the sight, the prisoners glimpse a dreamlike metropolis that feels more illusion than reality, centered by a parade to a litter bearing Chee Ming, the eminent personage.
Levington and March, prisoners in a desert palace, endure thirst and torture before a hall of warlords. A prince, a gray princess, and vizir Chee Ming consider their fate as the princess quietly reveals power and interest, then departs through a hidden curtain.
Cornelius Lavington, an orphan drawn into danger by Andrew March, pursues Chee Ming who holds a priceless map to the Gobi. After betrayal, desert peril, and federal mission twists, Con and March endure attacks, theft, and hardships as they chase a deadly drug and a hidden destination.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a doomed subject and a cryptic continuation marked TO BE CONTINUED. A surreal line about a lizard with a transparent eyelid resembles a window that lets light in while excluding sand.
Betty four lives in a Brooklyn apartment by Prospect Park and has new wild ducks as friends. She learns to approach them when alone, as her father the duck hunter notes the difference. A warden’s feigned help saves a prisoner from suicide, who then resolves to live.
A comic exchange notes a surgeon neighbor advertising his trade by attire, as one asks why he stands out and the other replies with his cutaway coat. A splinster is described as a woman who believes she is a man hater in jest.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes Charley Dubkins has stopped wearing silk shirts and contemplates a shift to economy. He is not yet returning to work but might accept an executive post paying ten to twelve thousand dollars a year, if offered.
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