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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
7
In a tense dramatic scene Miss Browne and Miles Browne push to rewrite the treasure agreement. Dugald Shaw agrees to relinquish his claim only if Tubbs secures the treasure through his own direct agency. The group seals a fragile pact as Crusoe’s bark signals danger.
Five armed men emerge from the woods and seize captives including Cuthbert Vane and Mr. Shaw. Captain Magnus leads the group as Aunt Jane and Miss Higglesby Browne react in fear while Cookle pleads. the captives are bound on a palm log and guarded while the thieves prepare to claim the gold.
Odd dialogue quotes a busy, humorous scene at the zoo about intentions and a muddled economy stunt. A monkey offers a cryptic explanation about moving an elephant keeper to the Insvet horse, while guests mock the unfolding miscommunication.
Readable fragments describe ancient Jerusalem landmarks on four hills with Mount Zion and Mount Zion’s towers, plus Mount Belzetha and Mount Akra near the Tyropoean valley. Also mentions Washington state admission in 1889, comic quips, and mini jokes from Punch and The Argonaut, with Aunt Dinah’s fourth marriage and moral observations.
The piece explains why American illicit liquor is called moonshine in the Alleghanies, linking it to nighttime distilling and moonlight transport. It notes British terms like mountain dew and connects moonshine to smuggling by boat from the continent, with contrast to aged and uncolored American spirits and fine British varieties, ending with a quirky aside on women and locksmiths.
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