The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone
A dramatic Boonesborough siege unfolds as Boone and allies devise a three-pronged assault to reclaim the fort from hostile Indians. Women volunteer to fetch water under fire, while Joel Logston eyes Eliza Ballard amid peril. Ballard plots escape aided by Innis McKee.
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Daniel Boone
Madda Pieming
Boone
Mirgn Ballard
Doel Layton
Mrs. Boone
Mel. Fleming
Mils
Boonesborough
Joel Logston
Eliza Ballard
Joel
Eliza
Ballard Captured by McKee and Women in Cave
Ballard is lured to a hillside cave by a trap set with a groaning stream. After a brief struggle he is bound by McKee who taunts him as Girty and To move against him. Two Native women enter, the elder and her daughter, while Ballard eyes the captors and speculates that Girty will arrive soon.
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Ballard
Kenton
Norwood
Kentucky
Allan
Tre
Booneshborough
Flo
Llaving
Ele
Tie
Manu
Isee
Silas Girty
McKee
Girty
Mc- Mee
Free List Poet Not To Send More Contributions
A caller notes he is not a subscriber and the editor has placed his name on the free list with a pledge he will not send further poems. An ochre mine near Seaside Oregon reportedly yields rubies and diamonds. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt becomes honorary vice president of the New York State Mothers Assembly.
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Necanicum
Seaside
Theodore Rooosevelt
State Mothers’ Assembly of
New York
Dawn Amid Darkness and Faithful Resolve
A reflective piece links enduring hope in adversity to dawn after night and moral duty to serve one’s generation. It includes parable-like commentary on neighborly curiosity, prayerful patience, and a vocation of faith from William B. Smith and E. J. Worbotse.
Life as discipline and crucible to meet the Father
The speaker recalls Bishop Beveridge nearly forgetting family on his deathbed, but recognizing Jesus Christ after the prompt. The message: life is not a holiday but discipline, prepared to meet the Father, refined by God’s love and trials, so the faithful may see God through rigorous practice. Drummond.
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Drummond
Sympathy Eases Sorrow Yet Aids Burdened Hearts
A fragment hints at the idea that sympathy does not remove sorrow but helps the bereaved endure their load. The sentence suggests emotional support lessens the weight of grief for those afflicted.
Grace as foundation of goodness and gospel mercy
The text urges expressing sympathy to others bearing burden and explains grace as essential to moral goodness. It warns that morality without gospel grace is futile, likening it to farming a tree without a root. Grace is presented as vital to human nature and divine Spirit activity.
Street Signs as Local Art and Commemorative Tablets
The piece argues that minor street signs and wayside boards can become tasteful public art. It suggests wrought iron, bronze tablets, and inscribed medallions to honor historic sites, people, and events, turning streets into living books for communities and visitors.
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Boston
Sons of the Revolution
New England
Lincoln Street
Levi Lincoln
Commonwealth
School
America
ExMayor Crumbo Endorses Peruna in Letter from Albany
Former mayor Grumbo of Albany Indiana writes from 511 F Oak St endorsing Peruna as a cure for catarrh indigestion and headache. He asserts it helps any sick person when used as directed and cites dozens of endorsements with no disappointments. He notes his own health is good and would rely on Peruna again if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stos
Katharine A. Carl
Universal Two-Cent Postage Gains Ground in England
Advocates push for a universal two cent rate, citing Britain's penny postage success and increased letter flow to colonies. The movement finds support from the London Times and Postmaster General Cortelyou backs a two cent rate, arguing it would boost postal business and knowledge. The piece notes potential domestic reductions and ends with a quip about a preacher’s wife.
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England
The
London Times
United States
Canada
Germany
Austria
Dover
Calais
Fiji
Cortelyou
Edward Everett Slate
Subtle lessons on success and moral aims across faiths
A collage of 19th and early 20th century religious quotes from Rev. Frank Crane Rev. G E Vosburgh Rev. J M Markley Rev. David Utter Rev. R Bo Heal and Rev. W A Frege. The excerpts touch on success from mistakes a lawless period cheerful conscience and the spread of evangelism across languages and nations.
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Reynolds
North Carolina
Logston
Roan
Waters
Jogston
Mr. Klerning
Mrs
Innis
Mother
Innis McKee
Jife
Uncle Silas
Hester
John Pritchard
William B. Smith
E. J. Worbotse
Beveridge
Jesus Christ
Ile
Crumbo
Peruna
B. Grumlo
Wow
Albany
Ind
F. Oak Street
Wwe
Perona
Frank Crane
Universalist
Worcester
G. EB. Vosburgh
Baptist
Denver
J. A. .Tracey
Germantown
J. M. Markley
Congregations List
David Utter
Unitarian
R. Bo Heal
Brooklyn
Methodist Church
Nev
W. A. Frege
Methodist
Lansing
Lumbago and Sciatica
St. Jacobs Oil
Price
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