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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
6
The narrator assumes command aboard the Namur under Estada as LeVere and Sanchez plot a bold piracy scheme to the West Indies. He plans to warn Dorothy Pairfax while coordinating with Gunsaules and confronting the crew, including LeVere and Mendez, amidships with a wary guard presence.
A farmer named May constructs an A shaped portable hoghouse for back yard use. Built with 1 by 12 planks and skids, it features an opening facing south and a floor height designed to keep the ground fertile. The design, described in Popular Science Monthly, notes ease of removal and mobility for feeding and bedding routines.
Geofry Carlyle a sailor on a twenty six ship is sentenced to twenty years' servitude in the American colonies for Monmouth rebellion. He encounters Roger Fairfax Dorothy Fairfax and Lt Sanchez aboard a ship bound for the Chesapeake. Sanchez the pirate Black Sanchez plots to steal Fairfax gold and abduct Dorothy. Carlyle battles Sanchez and is overpowered and cast into the bay. He boards the Namur by ruse to save Dorothy and recover the gold though Sanchez survives wounded. Carlyle gains a friend in Watkins the English allor.
A navigator agrees to join Captain Estada as first officer aboard a ship bound for Porto Grande. Sanchez lies wounded, Le Vere remains to guard the deck, and the crew hopes for plunder as the voyage continues.
The Portuguese officer, clearly satisfied with my quick agreement to his proposal, spoke at length about the Namur’s situation and outlined what he believed our next steps should be. His discussion suggested confidence in the plan and a clear view of current conditions aboard.
Dorothy faces a brutal choice from captors as the Wolves of the Sea threaten her future. Carlyle watches closely, hoping for a chance to help and alter the course of events.
The narrator notes the Arctic six months of day and night with the sun circling from March to September. They also describe the camel hump as a prized Arab delicacy, white like veal but tasting like beef.
In Lexington county three farmers work with the county agent to demonstrate cover crops over several years. A five year rotation on one field shows soil improvement from corn and velvet beans or cowpeas to small grain then crimson clover or hairy vetch and rye, ending with cotton or grain, yielding about one and a half bales of cotton on formerly thin land.
Missouri College of Agriculture advises plowing wheat stubble deeply soon after harvest to bury weed seeds and destroy them. Follow with harrow or disk to cover the soil, preventing weed emergence.
The dairy farmer who studies cow feeding also works on land fertility. He is not a soil robber, for reducing soil fertility without reason steals from the farmer himself.
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as the solution for corns and calluses. The ad claims drops relieve soreness immediately and shrivel the corn or callus without inflaming surrounding skin. A small bottle costs little and removes hard or soft corns or hardened calluses. If unavailable, wholesalers can supply.
Natives of Torres Strait inlands north of Queensland exhibit peculiar burial rites. Bodies are anointed with perfume then corked in bottles and left on the grave. In some islands a cheap stone marks the grave and a three day feast follows with pigs yams and turtle shared amid vigorous dancing.
To have clear sweet skin use Cutleurn Ointment on pimples redness or itching then bathe with Cutleurn Soap in hot water Rinse dry gently and dust with Cutleurn Talewmn for a fascinating fragrance Everywhere 2 cents each Ad.
A Boston Evening Transcript snippet recalls Deacon Simms remark about church advertising. The quote notes a bell ringing for service and suggests a quiet, uneventful outcome with no further action.
A reflective note on aging, happiness, and the belief that life continues beyond death. The excerpt suggests growing wiser yet striving for a lighter, cuter outlook as reality beyond life remains uncertain.
A reflective line on how cherished books emerge from heartfelt feeling and travel through love and letters wherever ideas travel, echoing Alcott's sentiment about literature's journey.
The column jokes that marriages might last longer if wedding vows included practical chores. It quips that adding lines like ironing, washing, mending, and sewing buttons to the vows would reduce hasty alliances.
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