Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone
Allan Norwood and a band of adventurers reach Boonesborough region after communicating with frontier figures like Daniel Boone. Inside Boone's fort Norwood meets Rosaline Alston and learns of French intrigues led by Le Bland while Joel Logston and Vesuvius provide rough frontier color. Le Bland presses for a promise, and Rosaline fears for her future as family land deals and Indian threats loom.
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Allan Norwood
Ohio
Kentucky
Boonesborough
Harrodsburg
Rosaline Alston
le Bland
Allan
Olio
Daniel Boone
Benjamin Logan
John Harrod
Fild
Jooneshborough
Norwood
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Boone
Andrew
Captain Tioone
Elizabeth
Mirabeth Boone
du Quesne
Athan
Ile
Tre Las
Esquire Alston
Rosaline
Alston
Squire Alston
Ife
Simon Skxenton
Joel Logston
Vesuvius
Joel Togston
Joel Tlogston
Joel
Mr. Alston
Mi.ous
Logston
Perplexed Rosaline Confronts Le Bland At The Fort
Rosaline shows aversion to Le Bland despite his fame after Prenehman’s insinuations. She has avoided Josalthe’s hopeful advances and fears her involvement in a riverbank quarrel. A dangerous man’s shadow weighs on her as she contemplates revealing her feelings to her father.
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Mr. Alston
Rosaline
Alston
le Blanc
Kentucky
le Bland
Ebony
Tie
Littl
Josalthe
Gebhart and Carsone Work Overtime Ahead of Christmas
Gebhart explains his heavy pre holiday effort as Carsone notes his wife’s threat of an absurdly expensive gift pushes him to earn extra overtime before Christmas.
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Gebhart
Carsone
Dialogue on proposals and wisdom from ancient myth to modern wit
A playful exchange contrasts gender roles in marriage and social life. The speakers joke that women should propose, recounting a mythic figure’s reputation for wisdom. The exchange blends humor with cultural references to marriage expectations.
Senior Partner Rejects Office Boy as Police Candidate
A punchline dialogue shows the senior partner doubting a loyal office boy for police work, noting he’s never around when needed, while the junior partner probes the reasoning behind the suggestion.
Subscription plan to send Miss Shreek abroad sparks debate
An exchange in the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a remark about Miss Shreek's voice and a plan to circulate a subscription paper to send her abroad. The comment reflects satirical tone and suggests a fundraising or public response context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shreek
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Breakfast is the Next Day’s Dinner in Witty Exchange
A Cleveland Leader quip wonders what one would not eat for dinner and answers breakfast as the implied meal. The remark sits amid social humor and playful banter about names and kids. The note then states a fact about bank sizes, noting the Bank of France is four times as large as the Bank of England.
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Cleveland
Bank of France
Bank of England
Literary talk and travel tales from a busy year
A collection of notes on M Jusserand new history of English, Eveleigh Nash on Charles II and George III beauties, Bayard Boyesen’s allegorical drama The Marsh, and Badger publishing. Mentions a vast Washington library readership and S Wier Mitchell’s age and novel. A Duchess of Buckingham and Chandos plans child literature from family tales.
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Eveleigh Nash
Charles LI
George III
Ujalmar Worth Boyesen
Bayard Boyesen
Richard G. Badger
Congressional Library
Washington
S. Wier Mitchell
Century
Paris
Francois
Madeira
Buckingham and
Chandos
George Rossiter
Guy Boothby
Sir Wemyss Reid
Sarah Woolsey
Susan Coolidge
Albion W.tourgee
Charles Henry Webb
John Paul
William Alger
Mary Mapes Dodge
Frederick Lawrence Knowles
Jose Maria de Tleredia
W. ©. Prime
Lew Wallace
Jules Verne
Juan Valera
Emerson E. Bennett
John William Streeter
Walter Kittredge
Hezekiah Butterworth
George Macdonald
Rudolf Baunicaet
William O'Brien
Andrew Lang
Chicago Tribune
Modern travel dreams clash with trolley to the Coliseum
A dialogue recalls two women who split from European and Asian adventures. One woman, newly wealthy, recounts touring Rome and finds the clerk suggesting a trolley to the Coliseum, shattering long held romantic plans and dreams of ancient wonders.
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Europe
Detroit Free Press
Asia
Africa
Rome
Coliseum
Willam
Sphinx
St. Peter’s
Kleptomania story spawns debate and scandal
The piece recounts a Western millionaire and a physician using a drawing room ruse to treat a wife with kleptomania, exposing a broader tale of theft and public reaction. It also notes remarks from a Philadelphia Ledger columnist and other scattered items on crime and science.
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William Pinkerton
New York
Nan
Tie
America
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By Joel Robinson
Captain Boone
State
Prenchman
Mr. Norwood
Forester
Simon Kenton
Tmimiden
Allin
Lizzie Boone
Dia Quesne
Rosalthe
Henson of
Agine
Shade of
Soah
Sol
Shade of Solomon
M. Jusserand
William Dean Trowells
William Dean
St. Peter's
Venice
Venetian
Browning
Egypt
The
Mecea
Mecca
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadelphia
Dr. Koch
German East Africa
Trof
Frederick Soddy
Glasgow University
Western Australia
New Zealand
Pennsylvania Railway
Rocky Mountains
American Museum of Natural History
W. K. Gregory
Langley
War Department
Langley Hs
Aver
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Masa
Hood
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