Tatatata Gold Field Adventure on a liner voyage
Philip Amury a penniless British trader in Daru Papua New Guinea saves a musical actress known as Gin-Sling and meets Pia who is engaged to Sir Richard Fanshaw. Amory uncovers a secret gold field Tatatata and confronts Fanshaw in a sequence of escapes and confrontations amid island travels.
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Philip Amury
Eneishman
Daru
Papua New Guinea
Amory
Piaurler
New South Wales
Papua
Tatatata
Genevieve Treacher
Pia
Richard Fanshaw
Fanshaw
Spicer
Lia Laurier
Bassett
Thursday Island
Laurier
Jinny Treacher
Jinny
F Shaw
Port Moresby
Fisherman Island
Port Mojesty
Lauriers
Cook
The Pit of Gold at Pia Laurier Range
The narrator and his party push toward the Pia Laurier ranges in New Guinea, endure brutal climbs and ambush by headhunters, and reach a vast gold bearing pit. The sight of the peaks rekindles ambition and shifts him from wanderer to a man of wealth, with Jinny’s fate lingering unseen.
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Jinny
Port Moresby
Ia Laurier
Spicer
Caxon
Tyro
Xenophon
Pia Laurier Range
Grace
Jackson
Moses
Papua
Via Laurier Range
Social and club notices fill a Friday afternoon in New Haven
Mrs Sherm Willey hosted the C L club with twelve members present and refreshments served by Mrs Floyd Edmondson and Mrs Dave Stapp. The next meeting will be at Mrs Scott Wilep on May 9. The Ladies Social Union met with Mrs Delcia Curdlebach on May 22 with eleven members and four visitors. Other items include PTA notes, YWCA banquet details, and various local society gatherings.
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Sherm Willey
C. L
Boness
Floyd Edmondson
Dave Stapp
Scott Wilep
Ladies Social Union of
New Haven
Delcia Curdlebach
Vrend. de Hach
Josine Vre Delhart Davison
Arizona
Mantine
Fra Strum
Philathen
Methodist Church
Ti Fe
Munn
Rodney Arnold
E. (. Jones
Chicago
Margaret
Notre Dame
Mattie Shaw
Grand Junction
Colorado
Wellman
Iowa
L’ke
Calvin Griffith
Des Moines
George Morrison
Lloyd Lytle
M. Hebner
Carl Roberts
Y. W
F. W. Eastwood
Helen Mauthe
Elfreide Cartano
U. W
Etha Dawson
R. L. Coulter
Barbara Cuddy
Girl Reserves
Irle Throwgh High School
Y W
Margaret Griffith
Josephine Marsh Bailey
Ladies Farm Bureau
Bighton
Clay Townships
Brighton City Hall
Clyde Maxwell
Montgomery
Maxwell
Clay Township
H. O. A. Club
Irena Kelley
East Second Street
Stella Zook
Fred Heck
Gladys Coakley
Repeal of 1748 Highland Dress Ban Embraced by King
The 1748 act banning tartan and plaid among Scottish clans was repealed in 1782. Soon after, George II visited Edinburgh and appeared in tartan as a gesture to the people of the North, signaling a revival of Highland dress.
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Philibeg
George TV
Edinburgh
North
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Washington
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Tom O'Flaherty
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Eardley Bell
Wellman DeMolay
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Cedar Rapids
Little Victor
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Iowa City Hospital
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