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Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

6

Escape From Tau Kuan Deep in the Gobi Caverns

San Con and Andrew March flee a guarded palace during a tense night escape. Pursued by horsemen, they ally with deformed miners and a desert Arab who recalls Buffalo’s fate, seeking shelter and aid to return to the world beyond Tau Kuan.

San Con Athirst Andrew March March Gon Levington Con Tan Kuan Werem Koresh Tau Kuan Gobi Dory Street Cincinnati Rush Street Chicago Thames Ashamede Brooklyn Shanghai Gow Jir Don Saint Lawrence Buffalo Niagara Falls Djarobed Tau Kuon

New Substitute for Gold Alloy Described in Detail

A described alloy substitutes gold by combining ninety four parts copper with Aix parts of antimony and a touch of magnesium carbonate to increase weight. It is claimed this alloy can be drawn wrought and soldered like gold and take a golden polish.

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Lord Kitchener and Presbyterians, a wartime clash

The anonymous author recounts Lord Kitchener's stance on army chaplains during WWI. Lloyd George pressed for denominational chaplains, especially Presbyterians, but Kitchener resisted until he finally yielded and quipped about spelling Presbyterians. The piece contrasts his war-minded focus with religious appointments. Also notes on work animals moving from Pennsylvania and the Central West to the East, describing a cycle from farms to cities and back, with profit and loss for producers and dealers.

Lord Kitchener Downing Street Kitchener Pennsylvania East North West Mississippi Valley Ealers New England

No Room for the Incompetent

An aphorism on incompetence and progress notes that much work requires undoing and that incompetents are costly to society. It emphasizes a premium on brains and skill as a driver of efficiency.

First Night Play Jokes About Eskimo Scene-Shift

A theater remarks that a peculiar scene-shifter is an Eskimo. The manager explains the hire was to see one happy face if the show turns frosty. The author notes the idea as a quip about mood on opening night.

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