Colonial Captain Forces Shows Down Labors After Revolt
Sheldon uses a bell to gather 200 laborers as plantation hands revolt. He confiscates weapons, destroys rifles and canoes, sacks the chiefs, and orders a public bath for Telepasse before granting an afternoon holiday. Joan assists as prisoners are chained and corralled on the veranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Sheldon
Oleson
Satan
Lunga
Joan
Malaita
Miss Lackland
Adamu Adam
Orafiri
Tambo
Noa
Noah
Gogoomy
Port Adams
Berande Plantations and a Sinister Offer
Joan, an American widow aboard Berande, proposes to buy a secondhand schooner and become partner to rescue the plantation from Morgan and Raff. Sheldon resists fear of romance mixing with business while debating a private plan to recruit and run Berande, risking marriage-like ties.
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Beranderworth
Morgan
Hughie
Jessie
Raff
Joan
Sydney
Berande
Tahiti
Parl-Sulay
Sheldon
Malaita
Pari-Sulay
Between Friends by Chicago News
Miss Elderleigh confesses a secret to Miss Younger who fears disbelief. Elderleigh reveals she is engaged, prompting a hesitant, humorous exchange about sharing the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Elderleigh
Miss Younger
Chicago News
Public land surveys in Montana reach over two million acres
Helena reports 2,104,000 acres surveyed in the past year under new supervision by J Scott Harrison and the Montana district. Total fieldwork now stands at 6,107,000 acres with 1,838,544 acres awaiting approval for entry within about 90 days.
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Helena
Montana
Civil Service
J. Scott Harrison
United States Surveyor General of
R. M. Johnson
Denver
Surveyor General
Jerome G. Locke
General Land Office
State Board of Examiners
French agrarian pioneer Grandeau dies at 78 in Paris
Louis Grandeau, famed advocate of agricultural demonstration fields, died at 78. He helped establish France’s first experimental station in Nancy in 1868 and led major agricultural reforms, shaping France's rural science. In his career he also directed the east agricultural station and taught in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Grandeau
France
Nancy
Grandeau
School of Arts and Trades
Paris
East
Miss Flora Rose Advocates Simple Home Style at Cornell
Miss Flora Rose of Cornell University argues for teaching household art focused on simple, attractive homes and practical art in both rural and urban settings. She stresses avoiding clutter and ornate decor, promoting honest, dignified furnishings, wall coverings, and dress, and sees farm women as keen participants in defining good taste at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
New York
Flora Rose
Department of Economics
Gompers Denies St Washington Dynamite Claim
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor denies any former Indianapolis mayor statement that labor officials knew two years ago of J. J. McNamara involvement in dynamite outrages. He says no one ever made such a claim to him.
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Gompers
St. Washington
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
J. J. McNamara
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of ‘Labor
Liniment provides relief for paralysis and rheumatic pains
Partial paralysis patients benefit from massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment. The product is advertised to relieve rheumatic pains and is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
California Leads in 1910 Gold Dredging Output
United States dredging produced 9,293,106 in 1910 with California supplying 7,550,254 of that total. Alaska rose to 800,000 while Colorado declined to 344,210 and Montana rose to 473,385. Nineteen ten saw 118 dredges nationwide, most in California. California accounted for 38 percent of total gold and 85 percent of placer output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
H. D. McCaskey
United States Geological Survey
Alaska
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
United States
Graphite From Coal Through Natural and Synthetic Processes
A report from the United States Geological Survey on the Raton coal field of New Mexico explains how natural graphite forms when coal beds are metamorphosed by heated igneous intrusion. It notes that large quantities of high grade graphite are also manufactured artificially from ordinary coal for pencils, with more clay yielding harder leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Raton
New Mexico
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Advertised As Reliable
Reliable medicine for coughs and colds, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, described as pleasant and safe to take and dependable. For sale by all dealers.
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Pease & Stephenson
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