A Woman's Understanding and Great Love Cures a Soldier's Spirit
In 1940 Vanesville New York Bella Taine sings the Hymn to Freedom, stirring Finnish troops and listeners as war darkens Europe. Financier Ellis Duryea urges fashion and wealth while Bella funds Finland, awaiting a letter from Jean Paanenen and thoughts of a shared past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanesville
N. Y
Bella Taine
Jean Paanenen
Jean Sibelius
Karelian
Terijoki
Chicago
Ellis Duryea
Brunnhilde
Middle West
Italy
Germany
North
Valhalla
Denmark
Norway
Holland
Belgium
France
Flanders
Europe
Finland
Sibelius
Jean
Jervenpaa Forest
Bella
Russia
Lake Talahokie
New Jersey
Duryea
Finland to America for recovery in hope of new music
Jean Paannen en writes of wounding at Saarela and renouncing music for freedom as Finland drifts toward oppression. Bella Taine travels to Finlandia Hotel and finds him changed, older, eyes sunken, yet still a craftsman at a workshop. He questions fame while she vows nursing him back to health.
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Lake Talahokle
America
Saarela
Finland
OGPU
United States
Russia
Jean
Jean Paanenen
Hotel
Finlandia
Lake Talahokie
Ramapo Mountains
Bella Taine
Bella
Catlin and the Montana Frontier: Pioneer Life Remembered
The article recalls George Catlin’s eight years among Plains tribes in the 1830s and his art and writings shaping Montana’s history. It notes Catlin’s Montana visit in 1832, his fort scenes at Fort Yellowstone and Fort Union, his friendships with Webster and Clay, and his goal to publish an abridged narrative of the era. His drawings reside in the Smithsonian.
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Montana
George Catlin
North America
Catlin
Fort Yellowstone
Missouri
Wilkesbarre
Jersey City
N. J
Putnam Catlin
Polly Sutton
Forty Fort
Frances Slocum
Logansport
Ind
Capt
Mayne Reid
Chicago
Webster Catlin
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
William H. Seward
West
James Kipp
Joe Kipp
Browning
American Fur Co
Fort Union
Yellowstone
St. Louis
Yellowstone River
Assinniboines
Sea Lions and Muskellunge Battle Carp Menace
In California lakes where runaway carp foul waters muskr has sea lions sent to eat carp. When carp persisted muskellunge from the Great Lakes were introduced to curb them. The muskellunge fed on carp, then sea lions ate the muskellunge in turn.
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California
California Division of Fish and Game
Great Lakes
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
New York
United
Virginia Dwyer
Columbia Network
Joyce Gordon
Amelia Earhart
Northwest Frontier
Penny
Kentucky
Arror Schenley Distillers Comgunition, Mly.c
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