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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
2
Sanford Quest and companions traverse a perilous desert arc aided by a caravan and Mongar allies after camels and water are stolen by Arabs. Craig engineers a wary alliance with the Mongar chief, while Feerda, the chief’s daughter, watches closely as a British pursuit closes in and a jungle refuge beckons.
Quest leads a plan to escape a Mongar camp with Craig and Feerda amid jungle perils. A lion attack and a sudden intervention by English soldiers save the group, but Feerda is fatally wounded, and Craig is captured, with the party surrendering to authorities at Port Said.
A dead man gains foresight and reads the future, watching Leila and her lovers through time. He discovers his will causes conflict as Leila’s fate shifts from heiress to wife of Cardan Hughes, while Manning’s own anger tempers with the dream of a different ending.
A seven year old Brook typ girl’s aunt mailed a Christmas card that spent years hidden in India. Postmarks from Bombay and Calcutta tagged the card found in the dead letter office. A Yonkers man later received a package sent in Alaska’s care for his brother, explaining a long forgotten trust and a World War I-era sacrifice story.
The Bureau of Lighthouses plans a first order lighthouse at Cape St. Elias on the Kayak islands to improve navigation in Alaska. It will have 180000 candlepower and a range of 15 miles with three keepers and extensive machinery. Construction began May 1.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger passage presents a dialogue about divorce, with a man weighing leaving a spouse who abused him and neglected home life. Henry Peck responds that he would not pursue divorce, citing Henrietta’s likely obstruction and loyalty to her club.
A newspaper quip from the Indianapolis Star notes the trouble with the average self made man is his talking part out of proportion to his thinking part.
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