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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
In a tangled tale, Clyde and Evelyn pursue a perilous puzzle marking Cameron as a suspect in a deadly drama. Yupsing and Chen Mok connect Donald McNish to a deadly voyage, while Clyde confronts officials and seizes police aid to uncover the truth behind a fatal stratagem.
In a tense confrontation, Celestial agents reveal a tattoo and scar that allegedly link Dr. Cameron to the long‑missing mutineer Donald McNish. Clyde learns his friend Cameron is held by enemies and faces shock as Bryan confirms a deep, years‑old mark while Evelyn offers cautious aid.
An ersoldier named Blomquist in Stockholm has recovered after a highly daring brain surgery. A year ago a shotgun accident damaged half his brain and the operation removed the damaged portion. He regained health and faculties though he had forgotten alphabet and numbers. A doctor retrained him to read and write, and he has returned to farm work and appears physically and mentally sound.
Clever Japanese and Honolulu Japanese create a new local industry in the Asheries area. They buy surplus fish, manufacture dried fish for export to the mainland, and have erected a plant behind the Fisheries Company's market. They clean boil and sun-dry the fish producing a salt, palatable product with strong keeping qualities.
A fragmentary item lists an amused catalog, mentions blue liquid and Bay Croas Ball Blue, and includes stray quotes about reading fairy tales and a shaking office force. It references war era composer memory and St Vitus dance, hinting at nervousness and disruption.
A Mrs Emma Patterson of Muncie Indiana reports her child suffered years with scalp sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment in two weekly applications the scalp healed, itching ceased, and hair regrew, with the advertiser noting worldwide sales and a free sample offer from Cuticura Dept. Boston.
Malta under the Knights of St John used cannons bored in living rock, each a complete powder barrel. Fifty such weapons faced various enemy approaches. The idea of transporting rocks to summits to mimic these arms failed, and the Malta cannons bored in solid rock remain a unique historical feat.
A scientist argues secular temperature changes at Earth’s surface stem mainly from atmospheric carbonic acid levels rather than solar heat. Reducing CO2 by about half could drop global mean temperature by eight degrees, triggering another glacial period, while doubling to triple current levels could raise temperatures by roughly 15 degrees and revive the Bowene epoch heat.
A brief exchange shows Kirby Stone and Mrs. Stone discussing frugal dressing. The dialogue reveals concern over poor business and a plan to economize by choosing plainer dresses tomorrow.
A Kansas woman reports memory and health improvements after stopping coffee and using Postum. The ad notes coffee harms nerves and heart, touts two Postum forms, Regular and Instant, with boiling or instant preparation and recommends personal taste adjustments.
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