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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
11
The narrator and crew reach a concealed inlet on a moonlit coast guided by Samson and the king. They plan to slip into Nassau while Tobias’ men guard a beachhead, then backtrack to a secure creek for a dawn landing and treasure guarding with Calypso and the king.
The crew completes their plan as the captain keeps steady at the helm. Tobias on the island and a note from Charlie Webster stir caution while the John B sails with sails full, crew calm and hopeful under the captain’s quiet pride.
The group weighs Tobias’s threat and Calypso’s treasure rumors as they plan defense. The king orders caution, Calypso guards a mysterious Aladdin’s cave while Ulysses and the crew prepare for a night action under cover of darkness.
A musical critic urges publishers to appoint a professional enunciator to teach singers clear diction so listeners in the back rows can understand. He recalls a famous composer who says he barely recognizes his own lyric when sung unintelligibly, noting it as a warning for performers.
A patent has been granted for an electric shotgun that fires cartridges charged with explosive gas or liquid as well as powder. The invention uses an electric discharge to ignite the cartridge contents, expanding potential use in weapon design.
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman plan to depart with about eighty radicals within ten days. Goldman said she prefers deportation to Ellis Island confinement and accused U S officials of hysteria likening their actions to czarist Russia.
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Dr. Harry A. Garfield as fuel administrator. Rail Director Hines will exercise the authority with regional directors. Garfield favored a strict stance against miners and rejected Wilson’s 14 percent wage increase plus a commission plan.
Yellowstone's famous elk herd of about 30 000 faces extinction from the season's heavy snow and hunting pressure in Montana. Robert S. Yard of the National Parks Association says five thousand have already been killed by hunters outside the park and their carcasses sent to market.
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