Descent Into the Great Canyon Mystery
In a perilous expedition from San Diego to Canyon River Lola Brace and I trek through snow and treacherous rocks to Petersville. Brace guides Lola and me across a fragile rock ledge into a chasm to recover a cachette hidden by the Great Hole. Lola proves brave as she crosses a rope bridge and retrieves the Great Helper.
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Nyctalops at the Chasm A Lone Rope Bridge Duel
I cling to the rope as Van Hoeck cuts the upper strands, swinging above a dark chasm. Lola calls reassurance while I grasp the knotted rope, brace for a brutal fall, and confront the Nyctalops killer about to sever the lifeline.
The Mountain Rescue of Lola and I
I cling to a rock as a rope snaps and gunfire rings out. A rockslide tears the cliff apart, thunder roars, and a dawn light reveals blue sky. Lola loosens the noose, then saves me again as I crawl to safety with her aid.
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The Kid and Lola: A perilous ascent and a wedding
In a cliffside ordeal, Lola dies after a staged escape ends in a rockfall. Brace saves Brace from danger, the narrator and Lola share a final moment. After fleeing peril, they reunite with Sir Edmund and Edith in San Diego, renewing their engagement and sealing vows amid a long friendship.
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Life and death among Panama Canal laborers shocks visitor
Robert L. Knox, tied to the Panama Railway for six months, reports dire conditions on the Isthmus. He describes heat and disease killing workers, a fatal accident with an excavating machine, and nightly alcohol fueled fights among laborers. He claims Panama surpasses other cities in vice.
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Italian Love Charms And Sacred Hill Pilgrimages
A sketch from English Illustrated Magazine describes love charms in Capri and on Monte Vergine near Naples. Lovers steal a hair and tie it to theirs for lasting affection while broom twigs linked with a rag at the sanctuary supposedly endure until the twigs part. Other rites include a blood drop in wine and inscribing a name on a fig leaf that the wind carries away.
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Spectacular Buckskin Gulch Gold Find Attracts Miners
A Buckskin Gulch surface wash revealed a 100 foot jagged bedrock cut filled with glittering gold. About a pint of nuggets valued from $20 to $50 per ounce were collected by Charles Dudley with twenty pounds already sent to the bank. The total clean up could reach fifty pounds or about $9,080 as the largest ever seen in the camp and may take two to three more days.
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Philadelphia's Last Gag and Its Sting
The Philadelphia Call notes a rising gag phrase with the line Who is that man expressed with a sharp accent. It unsettles recipients through a stare and a quizical expression and spreads among locals fond of gags. The origin remains unclear.
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Revival of Old Time Remedies to Ease Suffering
A Harper illustration titled Doctoring Old Time highlights a clock repairer as a metaphor for reviving ancient health practices. Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies, by K H Warner of Rochester, claim to revive herbs and formulas from early eras. Products include Sarsaparilla for blood and liver and Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy among others. The piece notes distrust of modern drugs and anticipates a new era of rustic, herbal cures gaining popularity.
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Best reading bargain in Warren and Philo press
The Warren Mail and Philo Weekly Press offer a combined reading value for $1.75. This deal invites readers to subscribe to both papers now for maximum return on investment.
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