Awakening in the Wilderness with Le Ray de Chaumont
In a remote camp, a white girl named Mme De Ferrier meets Le Ray de Chaumont and his companion. the narrator, a young Mohawk chief’s son, recalls a London dauphin claim and a beguiling book. The bear-pen rescue and the path to a dilapidated Saint Michel house unfold as tensions rise between culture, identity, and mystery.
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de Chaumont
Hagle
Chief Williams
London
Philippe
Phillippe
Bonaparte
Shey
Vacanous
Williams
Mme. de Ferrier
Iroquois
Dr. Chantry
Skenedonk
Dé Chaumontad
Devoir
Muenene
St. Regis
Ain
Marianne
Skenédonk
Eagle
George
Chief
Bear Pen
Miss Chantry
George Croghan
Annabel
Count de Chaumont
Annabel de Chaumont
Saint-Michels
le Rayville
Sears
Sy Eine
Rev Harry B Vail to be Installed at Delhi Church
The Cincinnati Presbytery accepted Rev Harry B Vail from Athens Presbytery and set his installation for July 1 at Delhi Church with H J Stewan delivering the sermon. Also noted were transfers and charges for several clergy, a new Evanston church formation, and a royal telegram to President Roosevelt on Sabbath closing contracts.
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Cincinnati
First Church
Harry B. Vail
Athens
J. E. Lentz
Denver
Mr. Vail
Delhi
H. J. Stewan
D.D
Ay P. High
R. Reynolds
Lanery
W. F. Price
Presbytery of
Austin
Jacob A
Walter L. Whallon
Mr. Whallon
Dr. Whallon
Evanston
Evanston Presbyterian Church
New Church
Messrs
Dean
John H. Seeling
Presbytery
Melville Ritchie
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Howard Billman
Batavia
Engagements and Weddings Highlight Society Notes
Society notices detail Laura Hildreth’s engagement to Prof. Wallace E. Miller of New York and a September wedding. Grace Haas weds Henry Clay Strauss at the Cincinnati Club with lavish decor and a large bridal party. The piece also mentions Mrs. Howard Eckert’s return from Italy and a West End trip for the Seasongoods, with out-of-town guests from Richmond and New York.
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Albert French
Laura Hildreth
Wallace E. Miller
New York
Grace Haas
Adolph Hass
Henry Clay Strauss
Richmond
Cincinnati Club
Jennie Haas
Thressa Bernau
Adrian Haas
Eugene Strauss
Messrs
Herbert Oettinger
Milton Shell
Marcus Haas
Marcus A. Haas
Cincinnati
Moses. Loewenstein
Phil May
Charles Strauss
Charleston
W. Va
Grossman
Estelle Haas
Jennie Kahn
Alma Marks
Lillian Hellman
Alma Haas
Carolyn Haas
Clara Kahn
Alice Krohn
Adele Morganstern
Jack Strauss
Charles Seasongood
Max Goldburgh
Clara Strauss
Guns
Mond
Paine's Celery Compound Restores Health Across Classes
Widely praised, Paine's Celery Compound is said to banish summer ills from business leaders to homemakers. It claims to cure neuralgia rheumatism dyspepsia and liver and kidney troubles while purifying the blood and boosting vigor. Mrs A T Lermond of Chicago narrates a complete recovery after a surgical operation and months of weakness.
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Paine
A. T. Lermond
Chicago
Box Plaited Skirt Design For Misses Ages 12 to 16
A stylish box plaited skirt for young girls adaptable to linen pique and heavier cottons plus wool. Described is a seven gore cut with flat stitched pleats, snug hip fit, and graceful flare. Pattern 4159 fits sizes 12 14 and 16 with material estimates for 27, 44, or 52 inch widths.
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Sen
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Dr Milton Bettmann Rested After Paris Death
Funeral for Milton Bettmann the young medical student who died after an appendicitis operation in Paris was held at the family home on West Seventh Street. Dr Louis Grossman read the burial service. Bettmann, a Hughes graduate of 1893 and Harvard 1897, studied at Johns Hopkins before choosing to continue his studies abroad. His mother accompanied him to Paris. the burial was at Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery.
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Milton Bettmann
Paris
France
West Seventh Street
Louis Grossman
Hughes
Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Walnut Hills
Widow Hobson Leaves for New York Home
Mrs. George B. Hobson widow of the former County Recorder started yesterday for New York to live with her mother and make her home there, with her ten children accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hobson
County Recorder
New Yo
Umbrella kindness and condolence questions in a queer predicament
A reader recounts rain posing a dress risk and a stranger offering an umbrella with polite insistence. They seek judgment on whether the gesture was kind or presumptive and then ask if a condolence letter to a deceased ex wife's husband is proper or inappropriate.
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Ren
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Bowen-Merrill Company
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le Ray de Chaumont
le Ray de
Delhi Church
Stanley Whiteley
T. C. McMillen
Pullan Avenue
Northside
W. D. Holt
Northside Baptist Church
The
Woman’s Club
Katherine Peachey
Louise Armstrong
S. M. Hilles
Rosa Kruhauf
Abraham Whitlock
Mélrose Avenue
Notes OF Society
Howard Eckert
Italy
Avondale
A. J. Seasongood
Elsie Seasongood
West End Cottages
West End
New Jersey
Nelle McMillen
Ngo Lady
Commercial Tribune Daily Fashion Tip
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L Love
Maria
Ohio
Rad
Room
Gommer
Tribune
Postoffice
Daily Am
Indiana
Eenremmnemneten
Post Office
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Tion
Rand
Queeensenger
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