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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1933

Page

7

Return of the Lost People to Ignak Island

Eric Golikof and four companions sail from Forlorn island to Ignak harbor using Golikof’s ancient paddling route. Petroff translates a 1795 message guiding the voyage past reefs and currents toward civilization, while Nan fears the cost of his reckoning.

Isle Eric Roy Fireheart Petroff Horton Ignak Island Ignak Harbor Our Lady of Kazan Saint Michael Saint George Aul Golikof

Sailor Skipper Takes on Davy Jones Shoal Rescue

In chapter XIV Eric reveals the Intrepid survivors are marooned on an island in Davy Jones shoal after the ship went down. Nelson agrees to a risky rescue via the north pass. the deal hinges on weather and the crew’s readiness. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Also a column discusses the Swope Plan and NRA recovery, detailing industry self control, government roles, and railroad loan impacts.

Nan Mother Horton Eric Roy Marie Sandomar Goodby Strand Seattle Aleutian Kuril Islands Davy Jones Ericsson The Intrepid Captain Nelson Nelson Waymire Davy Jones’ Shoal Coast Guard Chelsea Washington William Pitt England Swope Gerard Swope General Electric Company NRA Chamber of Commerce Advisory and Planning Commission Department of Commerce Roosevelt

Twain on Work as Darling Recreation

A private Twain note extols work as the darling recreation, claiming those suited to labor are shielded from care and sorrow. The letter frames work as the supreme solace and happiness for the favored.

Twain Mark Twain Lette

Phrase traced to Terence in ancient comedy

The expression took to their heels traces to Terence, the Roman playwright of the 2nd century B C, noted by the Kansas City Times.

Cambyses Thomas Preston Terence Muchus Kansas City Times

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