The Elizabeth Wetherell Desperate Rescue at Sea
Dudley Fenwick inherits a failing shipyard and serves as first mate aboard the Elizabeth Wetherell captained by Dodge. After a catastrophic storm and abandonment, Fenwick leads a perilous yawl voyage with a mutinous crew toward salvage as a passing steamer offers help. The mystery of the lost vessel lingers until a distant sighting resolves the chase.
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Dudley Fenwick
Eiizabeth Wetherell
Amos Runlett
Dodge
Hoth
Eileabeth
Norfolk
Portland Head
Bilesard
Atlantic
Fenwick
Archie
Sidney Hick
Elizabeth Wetherell
Gawd
Mistah Fenwick
Elizabeth
Alfred
Davy Jones
Portland
Cure Catarrh By Cleansing Blood With S S S
An advertisement explains catarrh as a blood disease caused by impurities. It urges using S S S a vegetable blood remedy to purge the blood, relieve nasal and throat inflammation, and restore health. It promises free medical advice from Swift Laboratory Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Swift Medical
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
University of Washington Business College Ranks Second in Nation
One fourth of UW students are enrolled in the commerce department. The College of Business Administration, with over 1,300 students, has grown rapidly and now ranks second in the United States. Total university enrollment this term reaches 4,860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Commerce
College of Business Administration
United States
University
Efforts to Locate Fred Yennie Fail
Police and friends search for Fred KR. Yennie who disappeared last Wednesday after leaving a canoe at the University boathouse. Traced to Madison Point where the canoe was abandoned but no further information on his actions has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred KR. Yennie
University Boathouse
Yennie
Madison Point
Robbery at Atlantic Street Grocery Ends With $30 Taken
Tai K. Tai, a Japanese grocer at 1215 Atlantic Street, was counting receipts when a thief thrust a gun through the window Tuesday night and demanded cash, taking $30 before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K, Tai
Atlantic St
100 New Members Join Rainier Post
More than 100 new members were inducted into Rainier Post No. 21, American Legion, at its regular meeting Tuesday night. The gathering closed the post’s large membership drive, with two teams competing, as WILL F. THOMAS of the A. P. exposition died last week in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Post No. 21
American Legion
Rainier Post
Will F. Thomas
Washington
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Post Et
Thomas A. Nolan
David T. Spurgeon
George ©. Bunnell
Cremation Society of Washington
Fred Offield
EB. A. Huntley
T. D. Parr
City Hospital
Flowers to Wife He Goes to Jail
Robert Fingers, defendant in divorce proceedings, serves a three day jail term for sending flowers and calling his wife by telephone. He was jailed for contempt in violating a court order against communication with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Robert Fingers
Engers
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Ancient Medicine
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and mugar to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims quick relief as a nasal and breathing aid and urges readers to try the preparation for symptom relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noleas
Constantinople to Be Home of Turks
London Feb 1 United Press says Admiral De Robeck British commissioner at Constantinople is instructed to tell the Turkish government they may remain there. The allied note warns that unless Armenians are no longer persecuted the treaty will be modified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
de Robeck
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Tee
Mr. Fenwick
Lauunel
Fen
Landeman
California
Business College
Fred Yennie
Arrow
Monarch
First Ave
Spring ST
Flowers
Warners
Warner's Sale Remedies Co
Rochester, N. Y
London
United Press
United Painless
Third Ave. Cor. James St
Elliott
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Rocky Mount
Foley
William EK. Spencer
Poaice Court
Spencer
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bicousfield
N. J
Hamlin
Hyomei
Australia
Bartell Drug Co
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