Island drama ends in dawn escape on the Intrepid
On the Alaska voyage, Waymire orders abandonment as a gale engulfs the Intrepid. Eric, Horton, and Stronsky clash amid mutiny and sabotage while Stronsky proclaims Soviet slogans before leaping overboard. The remaining crew race to lifeboats as the ship sinks, leaving questions about Ferguson and loyalty aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Horton
Strance
Norton
Nop
Alaskan
Waymire
Warymire
Tierten
Pot
Roy Stuart
Ile
Citadel
Eric
Sou-Westers
Bea
Erlc
Laldemar
Stronsky
Ferguson
Sandomar
Wasymire
Nan
Numober
Snopdomar
Wayrmire
Siwede
Union of the Soviet Republics
Cric
Sandomars
lUke
Waymira
Cooky
Mother Skerton
Marie Chambon
Toy
Galing
Stronski
Driessen
Eland
Skinner
Kashmir Vale Full of Charm Sailed by a Nation of Servants
A vivid travel sketch of Srinagar and the Vale of Kashmir describing the journey from Rawalpindi to Srinagar via motor road and boat on the Jhelum. It highlights houseboats, river life, native servants, and the English influence, along with local trade, crafts, and pashmina shawls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genotrephie Bodeis
Washington, D. C
WNU
Vale of Kashmir
India
Vale of
Kashmir
Himalayas
Indian
Punjab
Srinagar
Jammu and Kashmir
Bombay
Delhi
Lahore
Rawalpindi
British India
Tret
Pir Panjal Pass
Baramula
Edrse
Garamula
Jhelum
Fotl
Rekhas
Tanzas
Thames
Khitmatgar
Khansaman
Ghobl
Shallmar Gardens
Zenana
Gund
Mohamad Jhan
al Jhan’s
Sahib
Kashbul
Intrigue Aboard the Intrepid Off Squaw Harbor
Kla Facht and the Intrepid crew abandon shipmates to port at Squaw Harbor Alaska. Horton, with family and Toy Stuart, fails to recruit sailors and strands a group led by the deaf Sandomar. Captain Wayrmire calls in Eric Ericssen to sail as chief officer. Nan grows close to Erle as a moonlit excursion stirs interest and possible romance.
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Kla Facht
Intrepd
Fells Horton
Nan
Toy Stuart
Squaw Harbor
Alaska
Seilors
Horton
Tole
Sandomar
Wayrmire
Intrepid
Eric Ericssen
Norton
Erle
Queen and Parliament of St Kilda’s Abandoned Isle
The article recounts St Kilda’s vanished inhabitants maintaining a local royal and parliamentary system. A mainland woman served as de facto queen, chosen for English ability and charm, and upon her death her title passed to her daughter and then to the island’s prettiest woman. The daily parliament met openly to assign tasks and settle disputes by drawing lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Kilda
St. Kidans
The First Lie Detector and Dr Pierce's Pellets
A Cincinnati Enquirer line notes the first lie detector was created from a male rib and claims no later improvement. It also touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver and bowel remedy marketed for six decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hill
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dr. Pierce
Can Be Overdone Pursue happiness but don’t chase it
A concise aphorism advises balance in seeking happiness, warning against forcefully pursuing joy to the point of exhaustion. It suggests measured effort and mindful pursuit rather than zeal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasmire
Warnmire
Waynmire
Wan
Berlin
Scot
Jack
DeValera
Eigt
Kashmir Vale
Kasholr
Kesholr
Ry Edison Marshall
Edison
WNT Service
St. Kilda’s
Dodge
Detroit
Salt Lake City
Just Opposie
Borman
Tabvrnadhe
Ernest C. Rossiter, Jer
Cheyenne
Plorca
Iulfala
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