The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone
Allan Norwood and Simon Kenton undertake a dangerous search for Rosaline Alston after a confrontation with Ballard. A tense river crossing leads to a tense chase as Norwood demonstrates resolve while Kenton blasts a deceptive white trader amid Indian ambushes. They sink a pursuing Miami canoe and flee into the night toward further peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Norwood
Boonesborough
Providence
Rosaline
Logston
Boone
Kenton
Ballard
Allan
Allen
Kentucky
Norwood
Simon Kenton
Ohio
Iejoinder
Vesuvius
Simon Sxenton
Ken‘ton
Heaven and Earth
Simon
Aslan
Ennos
Rosaline Alston
Avan
Flesh-Eating Flora Described by Botanist Rossett
A botanist discusses sundews and other flesh eating plants, detailing how hairs and a mucilaginous knob trap and digest insects like bees. He notes similar mechanisms in bladderworts and butterworts, and mentions tales of flesh eating trees in remote regions but calls them unproven rumors.
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Rossett
Borneo
South America
New York Press
Entimate's Gratitude After Locomotive Rescue
In a Philadelphia Press snippet an old man called Hardfyat tells the hero he would reward him if he had change for a half dollar. The hero replies he values his work and would not accept coinage for a cent’s worth. The passage also notes Cuba’s cane yield and Peru’s sugar efficiency.
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Kenton
Allan
Norwood
Old Hardfyat
Philadelphia Press
Cuba
Peru
The Old Time Sugar Camp Remembered
E A Bushnell recalls old hand sugar making in a March to April season. Sap boiled in a big kettle, sap yoke carried by men, and a nightlong boil with skimming and smoke. The scene shifts from frosty hollows to sunny slopes as sap runs and a hearty camp supper ends the day.
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E. A. Bushnell
Cinelanact Post
Woodchuck
Tamarack
Korean Protests Prompt Posthumous Honors from Emperor
The Korea Daily News reports Koreans reacted with distress to Korea’s protectorate status, with some taking their own lives. The emperor granted posthumous promotions to two individuals, one a minor educational official elevated to vice minister of education, another a private in the army, both for their self-inflicted deaths.
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Korea
Korea Daily News
Duty First Her Ladyship Hosts Servants Ball
A fragment recalls a coronation era scene with a lady inviting Wilkins to a square dance at a servants ball and proposing future partner dancing. The exchange reads as a humorous aristocratic exchange from Punch style dialogue.
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Butler
Wilkins
Peanut Pick Me Up Milk Mix
An older note suggests a simple milk drink thickened with chopped peanuts to revive a tired shopper. The informal tip promotes a quick caffeine free energy lift. The tone reflects practical, everyday household advice from a past era.
Pills for Pale People Promise Nervous Cure Testimony
A testimonial from Mrs. Peter Morrissette of Alpern Michigan extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People curing nervy paralysis and fatigue after childbirth. Ad notes other conditions tied to blood quality and lists prices and mail order. Also mentions Alfred Gradenwitz reporting Arthur Korn transmitting photographs by wire with 5 by 7 inch images in 10 to 20 minutes over long lines.
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Williama
Peter Morrissette
Eleventh Street
Alpern, Mich
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Technical World
Alfred Gradenwitz
Arthur Korn
Munich
Bavaria
Berlin Electrical Society
Precautionary Cure For Women's Ailments Cited
Mrs Laura Sullivan of Marquette Michigan describes back ache bearing down pain and swelling of limbs. She used Deans Kidney Pills and claims relief after half a box and full recovery. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sul-lvan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Not that Kind of a Place
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press quotes a collector and a merchant debating threats and a location. The merchant suggests they could go as far as they liked, but the place mentioned was farther than preferred.
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Philadelphia Press
Reservation Opening Delayed to August 1906 for Wyoming lands
The Passenger Department of the Chicago and North Western Railway announces the Wind River Shoshone Reservation lands in Wyoming opening is postponed to August 15, 1906 by joint congressional resolution. Rail construction toward the reservation border is advancing quickly and expected to finish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Railway
Wind River
Shoshone Reservation
Wyoming
Congress
Curious Canal Talk At Corner Grocery
Residents discuss the Panama Canal at the corner grocery. A speaker notes a favorable deal on the Culebra Cut and questions why some newspapers do not publish the information.
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Panama Canal
Pye
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad and Household Tips Recap
An ad offers Allen's Foot-Ease free sample from Le Roy New York promising relief for tired sweating hot and swollen feet and easier shoeing. It also advertises Corns and Bunions treatment at 25c. A side note quotes Old Gayboy and gives carpet cleaning method using corn meat or coarse salt and ivy soap dissolved in water.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Eleanor R. Parker
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