Burgoyne Retreats as Gates, Burgoyne Battle Update
Burgoyne retreats Gates to Hows and surrounds him. Mrs Bowlby writes Collin with news of Pat's condition but signals improve. Burgoyne fights. Arnold leads natriota to victory.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1933
Page
4
Burgoyne retreats Gates to Hows and surrounds him. Mrs Bowlby writes Collin with news of Pat's condition but signals improve. Burgoyne fights. Arnold leads natriota to victory.
General Arnold bears battle scars as Gates and Burgoyne stalemate. Rachel Bowlby’s coded torches signal Pat’s improving health, and Amos Farnsworth is wounded though the British are repelled. Nancy confesses love to a wounded Colonel Cabot as surgeons tend the wounded in a brutal field hospital.
Fragment from a historical recount describing troop hardships at Valley Forge and the October 17 retreat, noting General Arnold and Colonel Cabot among the wounded. Captain Farnsworth is praised for endurance, while Arnold’s fate is portrayed as tragic and embittered. The piece ends with a teaser that more follows next week.
The puzzle phrase lists several clues with numeric cross references and a quoted solution about exercise and walking. It mentions Irish Cobbler potatoes for seed, Strawberry planta varieties, and credit to Louis St James of Denton Maryland. The answer to last week’s enigma is that walking is the best exercise.
Warning against using salts, mineral water, oil, laxatives, or chewing gum to lift mood. The text claims the liver causes the down-and-out feeling and that only two pounds of bile should be poured into the bowels. It reads like a quackish health tip from a past era.
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