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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

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White Mann Synopsis at Red Oaks

In a Kentucky wilderness fort before the Revolution a white boy raised by Shawnee chief Kahtoo warns settlers of an impending war party. Virginians arrive to save the fort. the dying leader names the boy as his son. At Red Oaks on the James River Colonel Dale welcomes Erskine Dale and meets Barbara, Harry Dale, and Hugh Willoughby.

Kentucky Jerome Sanders Kahtoo Dave Yandall Red Oaks James River Virginia Colonel Dale Barbara Erskine Dale Erskine Harry Dale Hugh Willoughby Harry Willoughby Mrs. Dale Hugh Barry Brockton Dave Lyddy Mother Sanders Honor Bud Jack Polly Conrad Lydia Bugh General Willoughby Hall Wilds Genelman Barbera Gugh Ain Hartiarn

Kentucky Lad Bonds With Barbara In Elegant Home

At a colonial era gathering, a Kentucky boy named White Arrow charms Barbara Dale while Hugh, Cynthia’s host, navigates tension with the guests. The scene features dancing, discussions of looming war, and a later bonding ride as Barbara invites the child to join future plans in the Cumberland region.

Stranger Adds Dave Yandell To Greeting With Cap Lift

A stranger introduces Dave Yandell with a smile and removes his cap in a brief social exchange.

Dave Yandell the Stranger

Flying ships proposed for mail in early America

Freeman's Journal editor in 1822 urged the postmaster general to use James Bennett's flying machine to speed mail delivery. By 1838 post office records note a relay horse mail run between Washington and New York covering about 15 hours, a remarkable early transport feat.

United States Freeman's Journal Norristown Post Office Washington New York

Man’s Worries Overwhelm Wife Over Household Duties

A husband frets about neglected duties. his wife disputes his claim and questions his handling of responsibilities. The fragment suggests marital strain over financial and home obligations.

Kitchen cabinet recipes in a early 20th century homemaking page

A vintage domestic page lists recipes and tips for preserving cherries with vinegar, making cherry compote, chicken custard and scrapple, Lemonade, Peach Sherbet, Banana Soup, and Chicken Baked In Cream. It includes notes on preserving fruit, sizing portions, and simple kitchen drama.

Amundsen Plans Air Route From Cape Barrow to Pole

Captain Amundsen aims to base at Cape Barrow and fly 1275 miles to the North pole. He would then reach Cape Columbia 485 miles farther, totaling about 1760 miles and likely around 2000 miles with deviations. He seeks to assess drift potential across the polar basin to aid his vessel voyage. War news notes cotton and iron prices doubling. Use Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry.

Amundsen Cape Barrow North Pole Cape Columbia Polar Basin Earth Inon

Spain's proposal to tax bachelors for parity

A commentator argues Spain should tax single men to equalize earnings and suggests cutting their pay to only three dollars weekly for meals and transport. The piece warns against low paying jobs and mocks men accepting tiny salaries.

Spain

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