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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

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Pirate Ship Chase Drives Early New York Tale

In mid eighteenth century New York Robert Ormerod chats with Peter Corlaer as Darby McGraw reports a pirate sighting. Captain Rip-Rap pursues Andrew Murray the pirate lord of the Royal James who pursues treasure with Flint aboard the Walrus. Murray robs a Spanish ship. a fort and stockade rise as danger grows.

New York Robert Ormerod Peter Corlaer Darby McGraw Rip-Rap Ormerod Robert Andrew Murray Shiff Murray Colonel O'Donnell Ormerod House Flint Peter

Escape Plot on Royal James Aboard the Walrus

Peter and Bob plot a nighttime breakout from the Walrus as the James sails. They pry a sprung plank, squeeze through a bulkhead, then escape into the stores hold and attempt a daring dash to freedom while fending off pirate guards.

Peter Murray Bob Dot James Royal James

Escape on the Royal James from the Walrus

Robert Corlaer and Peter flee Flint by hiding aboard the Royal James. Ben Gunn aids them by giving shelter in Murray’s wine cellar and supplying clothes and food. They plan to reach Murray while facing Uncle Corlaer’s looming wrath and the possibility of betrayal aboard ship.

Peter James Stoon Leter Bob Murray Ren Gunn Tie Corlaer Ben Master Ormerod Ben Gunn Nhat Flint Captain Flint Ben ‘Gunn Tig Murray Paradise Royal James

Treasure Ship to Be Found in Next Installment

The adventure continues as readers are teased that the treasure ship will be encountered in the upcoming installment. Readers are urged to stay tuned for the next chapter and the unfolding voyage.

What is your occupation asks Australian inspector

A Scots lad in Tit-Bits is stopped by a Commonwealth inspector who asks what he is doing at the moment. The youth replies he is "eatin' a swettie" and the question leads to a puzzled expression with no light shed on his future path.

Peter James Australian Commonwealth

Macaroni Production in America Surges

The article notes that virtually all U S macaroni is made domestically and cites a prewar import average of 110 million pounds from Italy. Current imports are under four million pounds while the United States exports more than it imports of this commodity.

America

The Necessary Number Quarrel Turns Threefold

A saying notes that quarrels need two to start but escalate with a third party. The familiar adage highlights how involvement of a third can intensify conflict and complicate disputes.

Shoppers Benefit From Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Louisa Van Dyke of Baltimore's Morrell Park credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long store shifts. She recalls the tonic lifting her strength during a critical period and urges other working girls to try it for renewed energy and wellness.

Louisa Lydia B. Pinkham L. G. van Dyke Spring St Morrell Park Baltimore Lydia E. Pinkham

Rebel Lion in Mexico Sparkles as Advertisement Quirk

Humorous ad voice riffs on a rebel lion in Mexico and laundry tips using Red Cross Ball Blue. Mischievous lines poke at arrogance and opinion clashes while mixing whimsy with product pitch.

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