Desert City Quest and a Crumbling Desert Record
Peter and Brena push toward the ancient desert city through a harsh wasteland. They discover a vial and bone remains. Peter interprets the markings as a deadly record of past exploits tied to Jim Hennepin and Parmalee. They prepare to enter the well defended ruins seeking freedom and answers.
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Brena
Jim Hennepin
Virginia
Peter
Feremy
Parmalee
Parihalee
Pobrza
Jim Fiennepin
Hennepin
Tecome
Texas
Abd Jim ‘Héetipepin
Compton Jurmalee
Purmalee
Jim
Hirena
Hornés
Dow
Jim Hepnepio
Teaven
Parmaleesraig
Ceus
Hennepio
Parmaiee
Krena
Paul
Hleonepin
Footprints in the Charred Scene Point to Hidden Truth
Peter guides Brena through a ruined site where ash and bones reveal footprints, including those of Compton Parna jee. He recalls a killer’s presence and confronts a concealed skull as dust marks imply secrets buried under the ruin.
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Peter Foamer
Well
Brena
Peter
Compton Parnajee
Dne
Jim Hennepin
Virginia
Notting
Dangers to Gems and Turquoise Discussed
A list warns acids like vinegar damage pearls opal and turquoise deposits. It notes opals crack and become dull when exposed to water and acids while turquoise jewelry is dangerous if worn during washing. The piece mentions effects on technique and native arms in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umea
Ivpeiar Mechanics Magazine
Coolidge Approves Belgian Debt Settlement Details
President Coolidge approved the Belgian debt settlement reached at a Treasury conference with Belgian and American negotiators. The agreement covers prewar and postwar debts, interest rates, and terms, awaiting Congressional ratification.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Congress
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Belgium
United States Commission
Great Britain
Four More Ship Blast Victims Die Toll Is 46
Newport reports the death toll from the Mackinac excursion-ship blast has risen to 46 with four additional victims. The investigation by the Assistant Attorney General notes deteriorated conditions aboard the steamer and hints at possible negligence by officers and the commission.
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Newport
Edeohn
Donevan
Pawtucket
Seamer Mackinac
Helr Wen
Eittien
Gmisaien
Wheat Should Yield U.S. Farmers at High Prices
Chicago reports the agriculture agency notes the world wheat situation favors American farmers. Silver, an authority on farm conditions, says if farmers market wheat orderly this year's crop could bring much higher prices than currently seen in other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Air exploration plans for polar regions altered this year
The National Geographic Society announced the MacMillan expedition to survey the polar pen is abandoned due to adverse weather. The team will shift to Norse ruins in Greenland and to Librader and Survey Baffin Island for future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polar Pen
National Geographe Society
Norse Ruina
Greenland
Baffin’ Island
Rudolph Valentino and Wife Report Parted
The New York American reports Rudolph Valentino and his wife Winifred de Wolfe Hudnot Valentino have separated. George Estman, manager for Mrs. Valentino, describes a workable arrangement for the parting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Valentino
New York
Food cost index climbs over 3 percent in July
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July shows a rise of slightly over 3 percent in retail food costs. For the year ending July 15, all food articles increased by about 11.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iptering Department
Wade
Income Tax Fraud Costs Him $685000
Suo Francisco. The Examiner reports Ralph Ko Strange, Burtingame millionaire, agreed to pay the government 685000 to settle federal indictments charging income tax evasion and related offenses and avoid trial.
Pershing Protects Peruvians in Arica Incidents
General Versting, part of the Tacna Arica plebiscite commission, intervened with the Tileans to defend Peruvian rights as vendors faced mob threats in Arica Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arica
Chile
General Versting
Tacna-Arica
Campaign substitution of cheap oil grades announced
A campaign to substitute inexpensive oil grades for those demanded by motorists was announced by the relevant officials. The plan involves testing and adjusting supply to ease shortages and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jury left to pick defense line in duck theft case
An English critic discusses President Coolidge and crime trends as the San Francisco Argonaut reports a bizarre trial where a man accused of stealing a duck is acquitted. The jury rejected seven separate defenses, choosing not to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
United States
Odd
Kees
San Francisco
Unsurveyed lands noted in Dtati state survey brief
A fragment reports large tracts of valuable lands in Dtati remain unsurveyed. It mentions agriculture suitability and references historical assessments, with scattered notes on ownership and regional context.
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Dtati
Spain
Have You Got Em Video Incident Reported
A fragment describes David Isaiah and Lloyd George Hawkins in an evening encounter near Spencer. One boy allegedly coerces another into pretending to cut a tree while a video shows feet projected downward. Police are involved in the unfolding tale.
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David Isaiah -Dniteend
Indiansp Ais
Eam
Lin Couy
Lloyd George Hawkins
Spencer
George
David
Yen
Thanpolis News
Tunnel Plan Under Cascades Aims to Bar Trade
A proposed low level tunnel under the Cascade Range in Washington would block east and west trade in the state. The plan envisions a 20 mile long tunnel with an estimated cost of about two million dollars.
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Asends
Washington
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