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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
5
A spinster in a small California town, Miss Elizabeth Lucas, posing as a gold mining heiress, discovers a rock with simulated value. A string of suitors and a shocked squire follow as she reveals the ruse. The tale ends with a moral: gold mines often turn out to be gold bricks.
Hawke and Henninger uncover a sealed corned beef box filled with gold bricks aboard the sunken ship. The crew declares the find a turning point as Margaret Laurie contemplates wealth while planning next steps. Divers prepare gear and a spar derrick for recovering the rest of the treasure at daylight.
Henninger straps into a diving suit and enters the sunken Clara McClay as a tense crew watches from the Omeyyah. They fear hidden dangers and unreliable divers while preparing to explore the wreck for possible gold cases. To Be Continued.
A set of satirical quips on New York costs, notable figures, and humorous wordplay. References include Dick Croker and J. P. Morgan as well as a Wall Street glee club item. The piece touches on taxes, recipes, turkey forecasts, and a gallery catalog joke about sold versus purchaser.
Lemon Peel Pickle details a six day warm soak for thick skinned lemons, then brine with juice cloves allspice and ginger for a further week until ready. Tomato Jelly Salad combines stewed tomatoes with onion pepper salt butter Knox gelatine, jelly tumblers, and mayonnaise dressing with shredded cabbage and parsley garnish. Tartar sauce version uses mayonnaise with chopped pickles or olives and onion juice.
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