Daniel Boone Chronicle Lost Maiden Pursuit Amid Indian Tensions
Allan Norwood tracks Rosal Alston with Vesuvius the dog along the Kentucky river. He meets Otter-Lifter the Cherokee chief and confronts suspicions of French trader treachery. Silas Girty and Little-Turtle discuss frontier attacks as Boone and Kenton move to restrain Le Bland amid growing hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Norwood
Alii
Vesuvius
Te Bland
Rosalihe
Uhen Allan
Miss Alston
Rosaline
Ife
Daniel Boone
Simon Kenton
Joel Tlogston
Allan
Smooth-Tongue
Silas Girty
Kentucky
Boonesborough
Harrodsburg
Girty
Litthe-Turtle
Search for the missing maiden in Boone Kenton and Logston plans
At Norwood's report Boone and the pioneers weigh a double agent threat involving Le Bland and Silas Grotten with Little Turtle. Allan aligns with Kenton and Logston while OtterLister's reliability is questioned as they decide whether to pursue in face of an imminent attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Logston
Joel
Captain Boone
Wenton
Logston
le Bland
Mr. Alston
de Bland
Frenchman
Te Bland
Allan
Kenton
Alston
Boone
Leyland
Norwood
Daniel Boone
Simon Kenton
Joel Logston
Ile
Silas Iirty
Atlan
Little Turtle
Girty
Miami
Mr. Norwood
Otter- Lister
Miss Alston
Esperanto the New Universal Language Gains Ground
A brief lesson in Esperanto outlines its origin by Dr. Zamenhof after Volapuk, its goal to serve as a universal tongue, and its spread in Europe. The article notes shared vocabulary with major languages, simple grammar, and examples, plus its use at the Basel Zionist congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Zamenhof
Stockholm
Cairo
Baltimore News
Mark Twain
Basel
Velvet gown and domestic matters described in period style
A detailed description of a modish velvet gown with panel work and braid trim accompanies a discussion on married life. The essay weighs women’s influence over husbands, arguing wives may manage for harmony, while noting risks of selfish motives and social expectations.
Women Impresario Pioneers Shape Grand Opera Tours
The article profiles Lois Steers and Wann Coman as Oregon pioneers managing grand opera tours, handling travel, finances, advertising, and house arrangements with professional poise. It notes Grace N Wishaar as a lone female painter challenging male norms, and mentions other notable women and fashion details in society coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Lois Steers
Wann Coman
Nordica
Northwest
Miss Coman
Grace N. Wishaar
Oakland
Cal
Cleaning Terra Cotta With Milk Baths and Acids
A newspaper note describes restoring faded terra cotta by immersion in skim milk for 24 hours then washing. It adds a dilute oxidant or sulfuric acid solution as another cleaning method. The text also discusses Helen Gould's Begging Letters, noting most are burdensome and she only assists cases she personally encounters, resulting in many letters going unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Miss Gould
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By Joel Robinson
Kentucky River
Allin
An Dadian
OtterLifter
Tota
Mll
Ini
Oier-Lifter
Tinter
Dee
Otter-Lifter
Otter-Lister
Paleface
Tle
Trenchman
Loui
Julius Caesar
Melba
Drusilla Hall Johnson
Northampton
Mass
Miss Archer
Fred Archer
Lish
Clara Hay
John Hay
America
Great Britain
Edith Wetmore
Rhode Island
Washington
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