Smugglers Plot Afloat on the Rathesale Tobacco Scheme
Billy Treharne plots a clever smuggling scheme aboard the Rathesale by concealing tobacco in coal bunkers. A revenue officer suspects foul play during a port call, prompting a tense stakeout and a daring bluff while the crew maintains secrecy.
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Vt Stene
Tilly Trehurnie
Capra Willian Refinrie
Trath
London
Andy Ais
Canali Troliirne
Otto Alter
Tilly
Warhhorses
Billys
Billy
McKay
Cook
Bristol
Rathvoole
Treharne
FADS AND FANCIES Waist dresses in latest fashion
Female fashion notes describe shire waist dresses, silks, and printed voiles with new patterns and trimmings. Details include pattern numbers 2045 1065 and sizes 32 to 46 inches bust, prices 15 cents each, and orders to Fashion Correspondent New York.
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Jana
Metropolitan
New York City
Billy Treharne coal saver tale lasts a port detainment
A revenue officer seizes a coal ship Rathcoole over a tobacco sweep coal additive. Billy Treharne explains the method used, claiming they freed the ship after detainment and he earned compensation. The piece notes coal consumption and reserves lasting a millennium at current rates.
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Billy
McKay
New Orleans
Billy Treharne
England's meat imports rise with Argentines and Australians
Last year Britain imported 438,780 tons of beef, mutton, and lamb, up about 75,000 tons from 1904. Argentine frozen beef and Australian meat showed large gains, with Argentine firms, funded largely by British capital, gaining a share of the chilled beef trade from the United States. Britain consumes roughly 85 percent of the world output in chilled and frozen meat.
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United Kingdom
United States
Argentine Republic
Great Britain
Home Doctor Advice From A Degenerate Age
Column of household tips mixes medical lore with cautions on child care and self care. It urges natural living, warns against overfeeding babies, and proposes simple remedies for sprains, toothache, and rheumatic pain, citing a fire chief’s sleep discipline and home hygiene.
Sentry quiz reveals compass puzzled Irish guard
An officer tests a not over-bright Irish sentry with questions on directions. The guard admits he knows orders and points of the compass. When asked what is behind him if facing the rising sun, the guard answers My knapsack, gor.
Who Is Clement Staples At Cape Elizabeth Meeting
At the Cape Elizabeth voters annual meeting two candidates for moderator were presented Harry S. Jones Republican and Clement E Staples Citizen. An orator praised Staples shouting who is Clement with a dramatic pause. A small man in the rear on a chair finally answered who is he with a rural and humorous reply.
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Voters of
Cape Elizabeth
Harry S. Jones
Clement E. Staples
Mr. Staples
Lange Hall
Waal
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