Midnight Stowaway Mystery on the Rainbow Yacht
Palmyra the Boston heiress confronts a hidden stowaway aboard the Rainbow. Ponape Burke, a plump rogue with a knife and a dream of treasure, hides in the bunkers while Van Thurston and John Thurston loom as romance rivals. A mysterious pirate plot unfolds as Palmyra investigates tracks of a real handprint, footprints, and wary crew.
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Honolulu
Japan
Van
John
John Thurston
van Buren Rutger
Thurston
Palmyra
Pedersen
Ponape Burke
Burke
Local Gossip Notes and Farm News From Fostersburg
Mrs. Lewis Jones and children visited her mother Mrs. Mary Walker on Wednesday. Ed Gehrkin injured his ankle in a fall when his disc broke. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norris of Rosamond and Mrs. L. Hathaway of Sandoval stayed with Mrs. L. Foster Thursday night. Lewis Jones and the Frizzells traveled to Vandalia Saturday. Miss Jane Walker will teach at Bundy School next year. Mrs. Blanche Doolen to teach at Round Top. Meridith Doolen lost a chicken house and chicks to fire Monday morning. neighbors alerted by phone, no other buildings burned. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones of Salem and Lewis Jones and family visited W. H. Jones and wife Sunday. Andrew Foster called on Uncle Sam Jones Sunday evening. Artie Shick spent the weekend home from near Champaign. Mrs. Blanche Doolen reports a large lamb lost last week likely taken by a fox. Marion Griffin of Alma drove through Thursday evening to Perrgia for tractor repairs, with road commissioner Bascom of Alma. Robert Arnold and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Albert Perry near Shobonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Mary Walker
Ed Gehrkin
Ernest Norris
Rosamond
L. Hathaway
Sandoval
L. Foster
Frank Frizzell
Vandalia
Jane Walker
Bundy School
Blanche Doolen
Round Top
Meridith Doolen
Sam Jones
Salem
W. H. Jones
Andrew Foster
Artie Shick
Champaign
Marion Griffin
Alma
Perrgia
Bascom
Money Worries Drive Demand for Beauty Parlors and Filling Stations
The text notes that people anxious about money turn to beauty parlors and filling stations as principal lines of business in the United States. It claims a lack of authentic statistics and census data to support the assertion.
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United States
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Stanley R. Osborn
Henry J
Charles Scribner's
Johannsen
Wampolds
Ily
Line Islands
Gilberts
Marshalls
Carolinas
Carolines
Bagdad
California
Uncle Sam
Sam
Linens and
Palm Beach
Wm. Hutter Clothing Co
Centralia, Illinois
Associated Retailers
Fostersburg
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