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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1913
Page
14
A long account traces legendary and modern effort to recover vast riches from sunken galleons and ships. It recalls Spanish treasure fleets sunk near Vigo Bay and Tobermory lore, with plans for advanced diving bells and salvage systems, and notes historic recoveries and ongoing schemes by Lloyds figures.
A Victorian notice promotes Paul Sinha as an astrologer offering insights into life events marriage love friendships business and more. It claims accuracy after reviewing planetary conditions and invites readers to send birth details for a free reading with a polite request for postage and handwriting in English envelopes.
In the twilight of John’s reign the fate of a famed treasure is intertwined with baronial strife and a northern march toward Crown Keys near the Wash. A tide flood at the sands swallows horses and wagons, halting a perilous crossing on the borderlands.
An advertorial promoting homemade lager beer using Hariey Mult and Hope ingredients with Water and AUR. Claims simple kitchen method, no equipment, quick results, and legal legitimacy after investigation by authorities. Offers a free booklet from Brenmaster in Cincinnati for interested readers.
A vivid, disjointed account recounts a king’s escape along the Lincolnshire coast and rumors of vast treasure hidden in early centuries. It cites looted church riches, Crowland Abbey relics, and metal regalia possibly sent abroad, with speculation on ships and diving for underwater caches tied to historic conflicts and colonial plunder.
The narrative describes the Doro Thea once condemned vessel carrying 12 big boxes of gold bars and a cargo of treasure. After being repaired it sailed, wrecked near Montevideo, with divers later recovering cement impressions and gold fragments. Capitan Gardiner reports plans to salvage more treasure from sunken ships on the Cape Cod coast and Lake Guatemala legends of buried riches.
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