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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1922

Page

5

The Lone Wolf Louis Jeetee Cont. Continued From Yesterday

Narrative scene on a ship with Captain Monk ill and Liane Delorme nursing him. Investigations emerge about a mysterious triple event aboard as Mr Swain and Phinuit parse navigation details while Papinot is carried away. The dialogue questions how the night’s blackout aligned with a planned crime and engine room trouble.

Papinot Mr. Swain Messieurs Captain Monk Cerberus Shoal Liane Delorme Liane Lanyard Monk Phin Monsieur Papinot Phinuit

Fatal hour tests loyalties in tense salon scene

In a strained confrontation Captain Monk presses Phinult and Lanyard as a planned jewel theft unravels. Lanyard reveals he has already taken the Madame de Montalais jewels, sparking accusations and a dangerous clash over motive and trust.

Monk Lanyard Phinult Phinuit Madame de Montalais Indy

Bayer Aspirin Ad Brightens Criminal Plot Narration

An ad style Bayer aspirin claim is embedded amid a crime scene with Monk, Lanyard, and Phinuit vying for jewels. The dialogue blends product branding with a tense standoff as a safe opens and a despatch box is forced back to the desk. Continued tomorrow.

The Wooden Woman on Mars

Nancy and Nick meet a wooden, wheeled woman who fears work and longs to be human again. She recalls being a scullery maid made of wood by a fairy, hoping the Fairy Queen will help them find Mother Goose's broom as they continue their quest on Mars.

Nancy Nick Mars Mother Goose Mother Coone Goodby

Bear encounter in Seattle woods teaches fear and caution

A narrator recalls a close bear encounter near Seattle. A great bear approached as the child stood frozen, calling for their father. The child’s scream frightened the bear into retreat, aligning with parental advice to hurry home after the scare.

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