Satan and Jude Sail the Gulf in Intriguing Tale
Ratcliffe and Jude, aboard the Sarah Tyler with Satan’s sister, drift along the Gulf of Mexico in a sun drenched escapade. Jude, raised as a boy, clings to a new self as he and Ratcliffe abandon luxury for adventure. H DeVere Stacpoole, famed for The Blue Lagoon, delivers a surprisingly vivid, highly readable work.
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Jude
Ratcliffe
Gulf of Mexico
Satan
Sarah Tyler
H. DeVere Stacpoole
Blue Lagoon
The Night Mariner and the Palm Island Pirate
On a starry offshore night the Dryad, Skelton’s six hundred ton turbine yacht, anchors off Palm Island as Bobby Ratcliffe learns Skelton keeps a diary and senses a temper. A dinghy arrives with a shabby yawl and a boy trader named Satan Tyler, aboard the Sarah Tyler, who eyed the Dryad and asks about trades, sparking a tense first contact at sea.
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Great Bahama Bank
Skelton
Sundown
Palm Island
Andros
Bobby Ratcliffe
Bobby
Skel‘ton
Straits of Florida
Nombre de Dios
Carthagena
Porto Bello
Palm -Island
Chen
Ratcliffe
Morgan
van Horn
Romance of the Bahamas aboard the Sarah Tyler
Ratcliffe visits the Sarah Tyler where Jude and Tyler boast of their rough pasts and drink, mock propriety, and reveal their late father’s stubborn, unyielding streak. Jude insists she is a girl only in disguise, while the ship’s deck and cabin evoke real sea life and a photo of their relentless, religiously conflicted father.
If you want to guy Jude tell her she s a girl
A quoted line appears to mock or stereotype a person named Jude by stating a gendered tease. The brevity and odd phrasing suggest it is a fragment from a larger piece, possibly a column or dialogue snippet. The line centers on gender labeling and social interaction.
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Jude
Novel Waterproofing in Bellyla Cloth Patent
A new waterproofing method uses fresh latex or sap applied directly to cloth, coated with latex from milk of the rubber tree within 24 hours, then exposed to wood smoke. Rainproof garments made this way are reported to give satisfactory service.
How to Get Rid of Rats A Community Campaign
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the bulletin emphasizes that rats are hard to exterminate and require persistent, coordinated effort. It urges food and shelter removal from rats, trapping and poisoning with barium carbonate, fumigating burrows, rat proofing buildings and community campaigns with expert assistance available.
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United States Department of Agriculture
James Silver
Biological Survey
Department
Bulletin
Corrosive Sublimate Recommended Against Cabbage Maggots
State entomologist W P Punt urges a ten gallon mix of corrosive sublimate one ounce to treat cabbage plants within three days of setting and again a week later. Use one third to one half cup per plant, dissolve in hot water first, store in glass or ceramic, and handle with extreme care due to caustic and poisonous properties.
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W. P. Punt
Ten Pigs to an Acre of Alfalfa in Pasturing
In pasturing hogs on alfalfa do not exceed twenty to the acre and only when plants are strong. If the field wears down remove hogs to allow regrowth. With ten medium pigs per acre, well grown plants endure the season in favorable weather. Wet ground leads to rooting and trampling of crowns.
British Honor Our Unknown Soldier In Arlington Visit
Brit ish Advertising Club delegates visiting Washington laid a wreath on the tomb at Arlington for the unknown soldier. John Cheshire, president, placed the wreath as the group observed a moment of silence. The party toured monuments, met with President Harding, praised American hospitality, and planned next year’s Advertising Clubs of the World meeting in London.
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Ashington
America
Arlington
Washington
Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlantic City
London
John Cheshire
Arington
Speedway
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Seventeenth Street
Pan-American
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Continental Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Sixteenth Street
Columbia Road
Wilson
Harding
White House
Washington Advertising Club
Herbert Kloover
New Wiilard
Supreme Court rejects maternity act case for lack of jurisdiction
The Supreme Court declines to rule on the validity of the Towner maternity act, saying the cases raise political rather than judicial questions and that a state has no authority to act for citizens in such matters. Justice Sutherland notes the court cannot entertain abstract questions and outlines limits on interbranch power and jurisdiction in related cases involving taxes, sugar futures, and interstate cattle shipments.
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Supreme Court
Sutherland
Ccnsea
United States
Harriet. A. Frothingham
Court of Equity
Congress
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Great Northern Raitlway Company
Galbraith Cuttle Company
Cody
Wyo
Seville
Mont
First National Bank
San’ Jos
California
Tanks Demonstration At Army Tank School Meade Md
U S Army tank demonstration at Camp Meade Maryland showcases Mark VII and Six Ton Prenech tanks rolling through woods and sand dunes. Officers from the Army War College observe as two Mark VII giants lead a mock assault with smoke, dust, and simulated mines to illustrate modern tank warfare.
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Stam College
8S. D. Rockenbuch
Tank Corps
Forest exhaustion drives up building costs in lumber markets
An Agriculture Department investigation links forest depletion to higher construction costs. Lumber production has declined for 183 years amid a vast building need. Of 37 eastern and southern states, 38 show reduced cuts while Pacific states report gains, signaling a shift of softwood supply toward the west as Great Lakes and pine regions exhaust.
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Department of Agriculture
Pacific Slope
New York
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes States
Millan
Forest wood supply at risk. need local sources
A 1920 bulletin from the department warns the US facing steady declines in soft wood production. Over 18 years the average drop is about 2 percent yearly, with 1920 output roughly 27 percent below the 1907 peak of about 46 billion feet. The nation may be dependent on Pacific slope timber as foreign forests cannot replace exhausted domestic stocks.
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America
Department Bays
Thuber
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Robert M. McBride & Co
Dream Land
Moses
Pap
Tyler
Satan Tyler
Romance
The
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Pinesland
Havana Harbor
Hays
Darling
Pensacola
Gulf
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