BLACK SHEEP'S GOLD
Beatrice Grimshaw delivers a novel with vivid exotic settings and adventurous episodes illustrated by Irwin Myers, blending travelogue and storytelling in a lush colonial era voice.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
7
Jewelers Shop of Tatatata Saved by Pia Amory
In Tatatata the rival claim fight is settled when Pia Amory reclaims her husband Philip Amory’s property with Papuan support. The hour of twelve arrives as a white maneuvering figure appears, forces the theft away, and the claim is saved. Pia returns to Koki jail with the field’s respect and prepares for a possible holiday, while Spicer and Caxon exit. The tale ends with Pia’s triumph and the prince of Ulster visit brewing in Port Moresby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinny
Pia
Simoi
Stoenes
Romilly Canyon
Swetheart
Sin
Simon
Romilly
Simo
Tatatata
Papua
Spicer
Caxon
Smithson
Tiently
Saxon
Bob Whitson
Whitson
Serge
Tropic
Sydney
Tatatata Field
Ben
Siberian
Koki
Holly
Prince of Ulster
Port Moresby
British Empire
Piawell
Amory
Journey Through Time with Ancient Ships and Wonders
A beachside tale as Paulo guides Gretchen through imagined fleets fromGreco Roman warships to Viking galleys Venetians American clippers Chinese junks and Clermont steamboats culminating with the great Graceful steamship The voyage spans thousands of years showing ship design and propulsion evolution while Gretchen dreams of the wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulo
Gretchen
Lass
John Chinaman
Clermont
Tatatata Goldfield Emerges Under Bright Daylight
Chapter XIV describes the Tatatata goldfield waking in daylight with sun on tin roofs and a clustered settlement around the magistrate's house, a licensed hotel, store, and a small field hospital reflecting a bustling mining community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatatata
The Featherheads by Osborne Unlomp Clates
Fragmentary text cites names and phrases including Naomi and Betrothed amid a chaotic, unclear scene. The readable portions suggest a literary or dramatic work with symbolic references and possible misprints. No clear event, date, or location is established.
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Beatrice Grimshaw
Irwin Myers
Hughes Massie & Co
WNU
Finney
Philip Amory
Mariner
Snoop
Bagwapble
the Children’s Corners
Penotsy Edmonds
T. —Harvey Peake
Osborne
Western Newmas
Unlomp
Naomis
Dion
Stella
Ringling
Wagner
Poetry Corner
Fae
Laury Ate
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