Mad Anthony Wayne Storms Stony Point by Sword
An article recalls the 1779 Stony Point assault led by Gen Anthony Wayne. Washington assigns Wayne to storm the fort at night with two silent columns. Wayne’s troops, aided by Pompey the slave, breach abattis and rout the British garrison, capturing the fort as Wayne is wounded but carried to safety.
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Anthony Wayne
Eail
Stony Point
Anthony
Old Northwest
Ohio
Wayne
Washington
Clinton
New York
King's Ferry
Hudson
Verplanck
Abstus
Henry Johnson
Grenadier
Gibraltar
Pennsylvania
Monmouth
Baron von Steulen
Dandy
Hell
Ue Fort
Ban
Tan
Pompey
Lamb
Fort Montgomery
Bear Mountain
Yorn Mountain
Febiger
Col
Bleury
Posey
Stewart
Velger
Knox
Gibbons
Murfree
Fleury
Johnson
Feblger
Eeehla
Saia
Phelp
Palmer
Enstey Gal Wei
Ash
Aiden
Wis
Algbo
Clinton Hurd
Olin
Program for the Busy Girl
Anella Mina, a teenage girl, juggles school, work, and social life yet feels overwhelmed by daily tasks. The piece advocates a structured program to reduce anxiety, arguing that calm, orderly routines prevent nervous breakdowns and ensure tasks are completed efficiently. It emphasizes practical planning over worry and urges steady, focused effort to manage time and obligations.
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Anella
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The Cost of Gossip in a Catty World
The piece argues that a young woman named Anne who gossips about Dorothy harms her own reputation and betrays trust. It notes listeners secretly distrust her and that even Dor and friends avoid risky conversations, preserving social balance by steering clear of open, damaging chatter.
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Dorothy
Anne
Dora
Dore
Boll Syndicate
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