Flying Ace and Arctic Mystery in a Lost Gold Plot
Philip Cayley resigns from the army turns away from his friend Lieutenant Perry Hunter and seeks solitude to build a flying machine. He finds a curious stick on an Arctic voyage and meets Jeanne Melding aboard a yacht seeking Captain Fielding the missing arctic explorer. Roscoe the killer of Fielding plots to seize the yacht and gold.
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Philip Cayley
Perry Hunter
Cayley
Arctic
Jeanne
Captain Fielding
Planck
Roscoe
Fielding
Tom Fanshaw
Sky-Man Cayley Held On Deck For Hunter Murder
On the Aurora deck Tom Fanshaw accuses Philip Cayley of killing Perry Hunter in the Philippines. Cayley denies the charge, admits a past crime, and reveals a hidden motive while Jeanne probes his truth. The discovery of an ivory dart and bow stick links Cayley to Hunter’s death, but Jeanne insists Cayley did not murder him.
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Tom Fanshaw
Cayley
Philip Cayley
Tom
Sky-Man
Jeanne
Hunter
David
Jonathan
Philippines
Skunk
Iit
New Mexico
Sandoval
Aurora
Mr. Fanshaw
Donovan
Mr. Hunter
Father
Fanshaw
Young Fanshaw
Perry Hunter
Mr. Cayley
No-Man’s-Land
Fanshaws
Tobh
The Dart Engulfs the Sky with a Golden Glare
In high arctic air a broad golden gleam appears above the yacht mast head. The craft darts forward, circling close to the rail as a fear-filled chorus erupts aboard. Cayley leaps to the floe beside the yacht while Mr. Fanshaw hails the new arrival and Jeanne calls out.
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Cayley
Fanshaw
Restoring Turquoise Color by Alcohol Soak and Drying
A turquoise stone that has faded from blue to green can be restored by soaking in pure alcohol for two weeks and then drying carefully in sawdust for a week. If the color shifts again, repeat the process.
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W. Rosser
Hind
Phillip Cayley
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