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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
3
Bettington and Hallett clash over command as Hallett moves quarters and asserts authority. Bettington refuses to concede, stressing his independent duties and lack of subordination to the captain. The captain taunts the ship's doctor while halting tensions simmer.
Floyd Unwin and Howard Bettington meet Alfred Gibbons a financier to arrange aid for Unwin s son and daughter Mary Gibbons offers a place for Mary in his firm Mary refuses to betray her employer Radway plans an ocean voyage and hires Mary as secretary Bettington is kidnapped on the Maine coast Bettington s clothes appear on Gibbs a fugitive who dies at Bet tington s studio The Boss plans a million dollar ransom and Bettington is forced to help Radway falls ill and dies
Bettington weighs danger and the plan to outwit Clements as Evelyn Radway leans on his guarded loyalty. He promises to protect her and promises himself a chance to act, while Evelyn seeks a trusted gathering for a cautious dinner with Hallett and Unwin.
On the Albatross tensions erupt as Graumann declares loyalty to a hidden superior while Hallett orders mutiny with a pistol. Clements is killed and Sam shoots to save the vessel as Betsington and Mary Radway face growing danger and uncertainty aboard.
In a Pathfinder Magazine note, Dr Samuel Johnson tells James Boswell that to gain wealth of the Indies one must carry wealth of the Indies in knowledge. Boswell recalls Johnson explaining the Spanish proverb about bringing home wealth with him as a metaphor for what one observes and carries in mind.
A New York Telegram report describes an Ori noco river community in Venezuela where a race of Indians avoids fishing and eating animals due to beliefs that human souls inhabit animals and fish.
An article notes termites or white ants cause heavy annual damage by burrowing into wood in floors walls and foundations. Proper precautions can usually keep them out. The piece ends with a quotation from La Rochefoucauld about shifting desires.
A church built of paper cardboard and beaver board is to be moved in its entirety from an estate at Be noni about twenty miles from Johannesburg South Africa to a new site. It was sent from England in sections 21 years ago and has proved highly efficient.
Sam Smith of San Antonio says he overcame years of bad luck and stomach trouble by taking Nature's Remedy tablets. He claims NR soothes the stomach and bowels, preventing acids from forming and easing pain, with over 3 million tablets used daily. urges readers to buy the 25 cent box.
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