Trio Plot to Seek Sea Life and Lawful Help
Fellowes agrees to sail as privateer and drafts Nimrod to join his crew while Sopher offers legal counsel. Mrs. Rhodes chides Fellows for rushing away and prepares to help with the General Armstrong as the group plans a quick departure to New York after Riggle arrives. Tom Grogan grumbles, while the widow warns of empty promises and lingering troubles.
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Oshua
Srintrena
Sopher
Fellowes
Lion
Nimrod
Tom
Walter
Armstrong
Allus
Humph
Nagain
Squire Fellowes
Anny
Riggie
Miranda
Tom Grogan
Aailor
Renan
England
Abby
Barry
Scene at Sea Officer's Quarters with Bosun Comment
A brief dialogue shows a bosun-like remark from Tom about a woman, as two people prepare to wash dishes fold furnishings and lay a rug in a bedroom. The quirky exchange centers on chores and nautical diction.
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Tom
Treason Talk Drives Inglepin Brothers Into Action
Captain Fellowes meets Joshua Inglepin who confirms a plot linked to treason and the True Bounty. They plot to search Ben Inglepin’s house and chase papers, aiming to intercept Chater and Collishawe while the privateer trade and naval threat loom over Long Island and New York harbor.
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Joshua Inglepin
Riggle
Brooklyn
Gowants Creek
Wallbout Bay
Squire
Governor's
Bedloe's
Emi Islands
Madison
Sid
New London
New Haven
Chater
Fellowes
Jeff
Whitehall Street
Col Hshawe
Tom
Coffee
Washington Hotel
Broad and
Pearl Streets
Pearl Street
Hanover Square
Front Street
Benjamin Ingledpin
Joshua Ingledpin
Baltic
British Isles
Europe
Indies
Inglepin
Mr. Inglepin
Tontine
Wail Street
Joshua
Benjamin
Captain Fellowes
Collishawe
Long Island
Wellington
Babylon
Ben
Jim
Chuter
Humphh
Humph
Uno
Brone the Mountain Pony Returns to the Hills
Brone the mountain pony, once roped and dragged to a city, finds a new home with kind children. After an accident leaves him injured, a doctor advises rest in the mountains. Brone travels back to his hills and dreams of a future reunion with his young handlers.
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Brone
Broane
Norges
Bronco
Marle Newland
The Vegetable Man Drawn By Edna Becker
A playful poem imagines a vegetable man with a cabbage body a potato head long carrot legs and celery arms inviting readers to color him in greens browns and bright hues. The piece ends with a suggestion to make a vegetable stew from the vegetable man.
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Edna Becker
No thirst for mercy in a merchant plot
In a tense exchange, Captain Fellowes proclaims hate for a woman tied to treason while Joshua Inglepin confirms shared interests with a merchant. They conspire to ruin Ben and Chater, citing Collishawe and a scheming plan that calls for harsh consequences.
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Ben
Captain Fellowes
Fellowes
Hamen
Chater
Hin
Collishawe
Konjola Ends My Indigestion Says Gilson Man
Mr. H. L. Connor of Gilson Illinois near Davenport credits Konjola with ending his long stomach indigestion and related kidney pains. He reports rapid relief, restored digestion, and the ability to eat foods once avoided. Konjola is sold at F. J. Kay's drug store in Monticello and by local druggists throughout the area.
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Konjola
Monticello
F. J. Kay
Brookhart delays and world clock at Piccadilly Circus
The Hampton Chronicle criticizes Col. Brookhart for delaying the program last winter and spring by lengthy debate on the debenture plan claiming it had no chance of becoming law. It notes a farm bill could have passed then and accuses the senator of wasting time with questions. It also mentions a recent world clock installed in the London subway at Piccadilly Circus.
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Hampton Chronicle
Piccadilly Circus
London
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Star Meat Market
Col. Brookhart
Mr. Brookhart
Sed
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Chevrolet
Micot Trenej
Che Chevrolet
O. K
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Auto & Supply Co
Buick
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Monticello Express
Monticello, Iowa
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