Night aboard a wrecked ship and a vengeful captain
Geoffrey Carlyle and Haines explore a flooded captain's cabin as Captain Sanchez, trapped by despair, confronts a murderous past. Sanchez recalls the Santa Marie slaver, Paradilla, and the fate of Lady Sara Carlisle, revealing a long buried feud and a deadly secret tied to English nobility.
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Haines
Roger Fairfax
Efort
Sanchez
Roger Fairtix
St. Tam
Black Sanchez
Gediltry Carlyle
Dorothy Fairfax
Namur
Paradilla
Francis Paradilla
Ivan
Paradis
Clodffry Carlyle
England
Carlyle
Santa Marie
Dorothy
Hani
The Pirate Chest and the Lady’s Final Gift
In a storm scarred voyage, Carlyle hands the treasure to a sinking ship before Dorothy Fairfax faces a governor’s court. The governor pardons Carlyle and crew for piracy, Dorothys request anchors a betrothal to Carlyle as the tale closes aboard the Ocean Spray toward England.
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Ocean Spray
Tobarea
London
Dorothy
Old England
Santa Marie
Watkins
Haines
Cape
Chesapeake
Atory
Gouness
Dorothy Fairfax
Geoffry Carlyle
England
Carlyle
Froger Fairfax
Crown
Orioles and a contraption in a Lowell note
A narrator describes turning contrac tor of hammick netting for the orioles and using strings for the birds. The birds snip the strings from a window and perch in cherry trees shouting for faster action in a scene rich with archaic dialect and local flair.
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Orioles
Westen
Lowell
U S Expenditures for Fiscal Year Ending June 30 1921
The document itemizes total appropriations and department estimates for the 1921 fiscal year ending June 30, detailing sums for executive, agriculture, foreign affairs, naval, pensions, Panama canal, public works, postal services, and miscellaneous categories. It notes a national prohibition program costing 64 million and lists various departmental allocations and increases across the Navy, Army, and other agencies.
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Outett
RDI
Tisotr
Delay in Returning U S War Dead From France
French authorities delay exhumation of 65 000 American and allied soldiers in France until 1922 at earliest. The decision keeps fallen troops together until delivery to families becomes possible amid unidentified bodies and transport limits. Britain and Belgium push for repatriation. France aims for equal treatment of all nations.
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Foreign Office
Rotary
Chamber of Deputies
France
Hints for Poultry Growers
Seasonal advice on preventing and treating fowl colds and catarrh. Isolate infected birds, use healthful housing, and feed a tonic of gentian ginger saltpeter and iron sulfate mixed into dry mash. Two to three tablespoons per ten quarts of mash recommended for vigor and recovery.
Custom of Wig Wearing Began in France in Early Seventeenth Century
The fashion for wigs started in France during the early seventeenth century when Louis XIII adopted the periwig after admiring the long hair of the Able fa Rivere. By Charles VI’s era the wig and its variants had become widely worn, with records of high prices and evolving styles as wigs grew in popularity.
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France
Louis XIII
Charles VI
Pepys
Aene
Cryolite Supply Relies Heavily on Ivigtit Import
Cryolite, key in aluminum production and used in soda and glass making, is nearly entirely imported from Ivigtit, a small Eskimo settlement on Greenland’s southern coast.
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Ivigtit
Greenland
Permanent Building Planned for Basel Sample Fair
The Basel Canton government plans a permanent building for the sample fair headlined as a major European commercial hub. Britain and England are financing a permanent exhibition for English made goods while Basel grows as a cosmopolitan center with railway links from London Paris Rotterdam and more. American exporters eye European trade as the event evolves beyond a temporary exhibit.
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Base
Switzerland
Sntes
Londo
Paris
Rotterdam
Imarabarg Christiania
Opentingett
Stockholm
Berio
Grou Tholy
Poland
Austrian
Tatkan
Karey
Mie
Rass
Nathan
Canton
England
Basel
Eligibility Rules for American Legion Members
The constitution states that eligible members include those who served in the United States Army Navy or Marine Corps between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 inclusive and those who served in allied governments forces in World War I. Applicants must be U.S. citizens at enlistment and not dishonorably discharged or refusing military duties on pacifist grounds.
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American Legion
United States
Suel Forelen
Aod
Rabbit pelts imitate nearly any fur in markets
Rabbits in Australia and New Zealand provide substantial revenue from pelt sales. Their skins are widely used to imitate fur in felt and garment trade, with skilled preparation producing hides that are counterfeited as otter or ermine in the market.
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Australia
New Zealand
Commonwealths
Winter of Starvation Now Facing People of Germany
German officials warn a severe food shortage worsens beyond the black winter as potato and fodder supplies decline. Prewar food stocks at 27 million units have fallen to about 7 million, signaling distress for workers amid shrinking harvests.
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Germany
Cerwig
Alugveylon
Dormant Spray for Scale on Orchards Advised
Agricultural officials urge two dormant sprayings to combat San Jose scale in orchards. Homemade sulphur mixtures and commercial brands are effective when applied as directed, with a first spray after frost and a second before growth.
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Georma
San Jose
High Cost of Poultry Pressures Local Poultrymen
The article discusses rising poultry costs hitting producers. It notes eggs and meat fetch high prices while feed costs climb, urging farmers to buy in large lots, study markets, and compare prices from grocers and hotels to maximize profits. It advises producers to act quickly and seek best prices citywide.
Manure a Vital Factor in Modern Farm Practice
The article stresses manure as a key farming resource, noting its value rises with farm size and efficiency. It urges farmers to plan for manure needs alongside stock like cattle and horses, highlighting its importance for yearly farm outputs.
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Stalin
Sir John Collinswood
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Geoffry Gar- Lyle
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Nathanael Guard
Navy
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America
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