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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes Andrea and a mysterious companion in a voyage to South Africa. They encounter natives, a slave boy called Bathtub, and a plan to return to civilization. Dinner invites Andrea as plans unfold and a shift toward adventure and danger emerges.
Amid shifting fortunes, Msungo’s steamer arrives idly, workers swarm along the riverbank to light night shifts. Andrea grows wary as rumors of change deepen while camp life frays under hunger and looming drift toward hardship and longing.
Andrea endures a stormy night of fear and longing as M sungo rescues her from isolation. In his hut he calms her, reveals tenderness, and the pair share a charged morning, then she demands to return to innocence while binding herself to stay.
Evelyn Mitchell visits a reclusive man in a sunless room, praising his kindness yet learning his secret. The man, Chester Ames by alias, reveals his true name Robert Hawkins, heir to a steel merchant father and kingly lineage. He asks for Evelyn’s continued care, and she answers with affection, hinting at a future together despite his hidden past.
A distorted, partially legible exchange presents a playful debate on constructive criticism. The speaker wavers between asking for suggestions and offering ideas, revealing a tone of curiosity and cautious humor amid garbled phrases.
A fragmentary letter recalls sending verses long ago and withholding them for now. The writer muses on past drafts and current progress, expressing hope the paper could be better and joking that reviewing the verses would cheer them momentarily.
In Lincoln County Idaho a probate court orders the private sale of part of the estate of William Gwin. Administrator Fred F. Gwin must show cause December 18 1919 at 10 am why a sale should not be granted. Publication required weekly for four weeks in The Shoshone Journal.
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