Prince Atto Rides a Griffins Bare Back in Kobol Show
In a Kobol land spectacle, Prince Atto prepares to ride a griffin in a mid air finale after athletic games and siren distractions. Millice, Chamian, and other nobles watch as Atto balances wit and daring amid puzzles, fireworks, and prize performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Atto
Atto
Morni
Millce
Chamiaa
Millice
Randae
Atta
Chamian
Kingamian
Queen Millice
Bac
Princeto
Gromline
Kobol Landers
Tanobar
Prince Atto of
Nustyria
Gremline H
The Great Jackwood Joke and the Noel Family Move
The Noel children flee debt and move to a Bristow claim after Henderson tricks them into taking it. Old Braxton Bristow reappears, tolerates Minty’s singing, then reveals he bought the land and built a town, sparing the children and exposing the Jackwoods’ prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Braxton Bristow
Noels
Jackwood Homestead
John Noel
John
Phil
Minty
Arkansas
Jacoxwood Place
Jackwood
Mr. Jackwood
Jackwoods
Enderson
Hengereyn
Ole Bristow
Revie
Withenderson
Bristow
Woods
Nur Nuth
Old Braxton Sristow
Brax Bristow
Noel
Old Bristow
Handy Phil
Johnson
Oney
Sigw
Cain
Renant
Mr. Bristow
Rollins
Brena
Gs BP
Tom
Dick. K
Harry
Old Braxton Bristow
Sion
Lackwoods
Root
Val
Uncle Ristow
5. S. McClure
Four Great Lyrics and Their Authors Explored
A compact survey of the four national songs Columbia Hail Columbia The Star Spangled Banner and America. It notes Timothy Dwight Joseph Hopkinson Francis Scott Key and the melodies origins with brief biographical cues and wartime context. The piece highlights how each lyric arose under different pressures from war to peace and cites Copyright 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Harbaugh
Columbia
Ocean
America
Timothy Dwight
Dwight
Massachusetts
Yale
Parsons
Connecticut
Joseph Hopkinson
Philadelphia
France
Hopkinson
Fox
Washington
New York
Fyles
Parhacs
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Jackson
Key
Fort McHenry
Anacreon
German Empire
Great Britain and Ireland
Bavaria
Switzerland
Brunswick
Hanover
Norway
Frussia
Saxony
United States
Chil de
Samuel H
Massac
Ain
Yen Maces Pearce
Aimerica
McClure
Killing fur seals and the life on Behring coast rookeries
An eyewitness account of fur seal life on St Paul and St George in the Bering Sea, detailing how males defend rookeries, the annual seal hunt by Aleut workers under company supervision, the skinning and salting process, and the narrator's observations of seal behavior and meat, noting the cycle between Pacific and Behring waters and the ships aiding the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Behring Sea
Pacific
Pribylof
St. Paul
St. George
Otter Island
United States
Alaska Commercial Company
St. Paul Island
Tey
Newfoundland
Jay
Spear
London
St. George Islands
Pasific Ocean
McClure
Bavarian amusements and nightly inns with spinning parties
National Review describes Bavarian social life with men gathering in inns for talk music and cards, women at spinning parties, and the warm central stove as a social focus. Lamps and pine firelight illuminate time worn rooms where hosts, daughters and guests mingle in a festive, picturesque scene.
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National Review
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Kobol-Land
Frank R. Stockton
Prince Atto and the Sirens
Oak Grove
Lista
Tanobar Tyria
Tuas
the Unicorn
Tom FP. Morgan
Wren
F. Bimpson
U. B, Navy
Rookiries
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