Governor and Dona Maria clash over Carmel governance
Eulalia, imprisoned in the manjera at Carmel, endures cold discipline and disdain while a tense power struggle unfolds between her, Dona Maria, and Don Pedro the Governor. A church mass scene triggers memories of Junipero Serra as Pedro reveals plans to resign and leave California for Spain with his wife.
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Junipero Serra
Dona Maria
Eulalia
Iself
Presidente
Senora la Gobernara
Dona Alia
Cile
Eulatia
Don Pedro
Pedro
Presidio
Augustias
la Gobernadora
Manjera
Carmel
California
Californias
Mexico
Spain
End of Pedro Fages voyage era in California
A dramatic scene closes Pedro Fages tenure as California governor. Eulalia sails from Monterey with two children and Augustias aboard the San Carlos. Fages, visiting Capitan Romeu and the Mission Carmelo, reflects on land’s lure as the ship departs forever. Our first American, but not our last.
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Eulalia
Monterey
Augustias
Pedro Fages
Mission Carmelo
Junipero Serra
San Carlos
Capitan Romeu
California
Don Pedro
John Graham
Boston
Massachusetts
Romeu
Californias
Lancha
Paquebot
Pedro Fages Waits for Eulalia in Spring Vineyard
Don Pedro rides to his vineyard on a bright spring morning and admires the new growth as he awaits Eulalia. He contemplates California as a fruitful mistress while watching her approach with her horse. The scene emphasizes nature and longing in a coastal setting.
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Eulalia
Don Pedro
California
Pedro Fages
Largest Indian Market in World Is in Guatemala
The Santo Tomas Chichicastenango plaza hosts Central America’s largest market with up to 5,000 traders on Thursdays and Sundays. Indigenous vendors sell corn, copal incense, peppers, dried shrimp, beans, and herbs while wearing varied traditional dress. The Guatemalan highland Indians maintain semi independent farming and artisanal roles, resisting assimilation.
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Guatemala
Santo Tomas Chichicastenango
Central America
Chichicastenango
Smart Summer Dress Patterns For Home Sewers
Two easy to sew styles for summer wear with no ruffles. Slenderizing Shirtwaist Dress features notched collar, short kimono sleeves, action pleats. Basque Frock offers snug bodice and puff sleeves in light cotton fabrics. Patterns include sizes 12 to 46 with material lists and sew charts. Send 15 cents for Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Beauty Thrift in Crocheted Linens Pattern 6038
Cross stitched bouquets in crocheted baskets inspire needlework pride. The pattern uses No 50 cotton and colorful cross stitch motifs. Pattern 6038 includes transfer motifs, a chart, edgings directions, material needs, and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St, New York, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Cirle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Noble Indifference Quote on Wealth and Character
A concise reflection quoting Cicero on wealth and character, contrasting the narrow love of riches with the noble indifference to money as a measure of true virtue.
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Cicero
Early Trial In Panama Indicts Fugitive Even If At Large
A man indicted for a crime in Panama is tried promptly to keep witnesses available and sound. A safebreaker captured begins a six year sentence shortly after, with trial having occurred in 1935 per Collier's Weekly.
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Panama
Collier’s Weekly
Unkind Words and a Coach of Six Horses
An old proverb-like line notes that harsh words once spoken cannot be retrieved even by a coach drawn by six horses. The figurative image emphasizes enduring harm from careless speech.
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Ove
Virginia Stivers Bartlett
Labernadora
Disci
Lalia
Church
Mission San Carlos
Junipero’ Serra
Maria
Flower
Mantera
Arms
Benames Williams
John Sentry
Pinkham
Pinkeam
Plato
Garfield Headache
Garfieldtea Co
Bklyn
N.Y
Minerva Health Depl
Madison, Wis
Doan
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