Contraband War Sea Rescue Amid Ocean Ruin
A perilous sea escape unfolds aboard a wrecked vessel as Captain Hollis and Vera McCann flee rising water. They crawl through a flooded cabin to the open deck, reach safety, witness boats leaving, and discover Fosdick crushed in the wreck while survivors improvise a perilous escape in a half submerged dory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCane
McCann
Thiegs Sluton
Storg
McCaonn
Sam
Fiamoraldi
McQunn
Atu
Jana Giear
Lontert
Caine
Fosdick
McCain
Hollis
Drinding
McCarnn
Bestda Hin
McGann
Mysterious Woman Is Rescued During Yacht Party Night
Synopele Robert Hollia recounts aboard Girard Carrington’s yacht Wumeralda a tag party where Hollia frees a woman who seems determined to stay anonymous. The next night he interviews her she only offers the name Yorn. Carrington announces war preparations and plans for a copper pool.
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Synopele
Robert Hollia
Girard Carrington
Bollis
Hollis
Carrington
Hils
The Wreck of the Esmeralda and a Bid for Life
In a furious night storm the Esmeralda is rammed and sinks. The narrator Hollis and McCann, trapped amid wreckage, fight to navigate the tilting corridors and reach the pantry, seeking a lifeline as the hull floods and danger crescendos aboard the doomed ship.
Rescuing Vara Chapter Endures a Fateful Escape
In a tense escape scene, Saeley frees himself from a rug to reach a door latch as water floods a dockside room. A voice outside questions the captive, while Glata Hollie urges him to hurry and seize the moment before the rising water seals their fate.
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Vara
McCann
Navy
Mr. Saeley
Downhill Rod May Have Spurred Mons War Anecdote
A New York reception featured A. J. Balfour recounting an anecdote about a young peer grievously wounded at Mons. The tale portrayed the peer's lingering pain, crutches, and slow walk in Piccadilly as he kept moving briskly in spirit.
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A. J Balfour
New York
Mons
Mr. Balfour
Tvere Moin Tal
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Canton Woman
Mrs. Mais Boyp of Canton Ohio shares her experience with female troubles and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with avoiding surgery. She urges other women to try the remedy before undergoing hospital operations, noting doctors once recommended surgery but she recovered enough to do housework. The ad invites readers to write for advice.
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Cantén
Ohio
Pinkham
Lydia
Doctora
Pinklem
Brutes Led In Camouflage From Sea Depths To War Tactics
The article argues that cephalopods like the cuttlefish inspire warfare camouflage as a hidden attack method. It describes using dark fluids to conceal movements and trench warfare devices such as wire entanglements pits and mines. It claims modern warfare blends jungle animal cunning with human craft.
First Suggestion of a News Snippet
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Garfield Tes and medical corrections for liver and kidney disorders. It also includes a quip about a clone friend and a stray line about income tax. The readable parts imply a column with assorted phrases rather than a cohesive report.
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A. G McClacg & Oo
Fergus M'Cann
Hind
Erebus
Evan
Mike
Bnt
Moya
Dhat Glarm
Riftle
Te Wae
Beeley
Widder
McQuan
Piccadilly
Ravid
Orig
Cai
Garfield Tes
Joan You
Aixteany
Dean's
Karl Goering
Orkway St
Philadelphia
Bey
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