I Return North For Mademoiselle Dahlsgaarde
The narrator, wounded and hunted after a brutal Cherokee fight, secures the safety of Mademoiselle Dahlsgaarde and the inured group. He reveals lingering feelings and metes with pride and forbidden affection as they travel toward home with Cherokee escort. A dramatic reunion begins as he pursues her further toward Charles Town and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mademoiselle
Ship Island
France
An Inoise
Mademoiselle Dahlsgaarde
Fiome
Monsieur
Claire Dahlsgaarde
Chapter XIV One Line From Mademoiselle
The narrator travels along the Chickasaws escorted journeying by river through Chakafalaya to Cherokee country. Mademoiselle buys soft deerskin garments in an Indian town while the party follows the winding river and delays to avoid delaying Bienville and Daemon the Fox. The governors of Virginia and the Carolinas await reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chakafalaya
Mademoiselle
Virginia
Carolinas
Bienville
Damoan the Fox
Chickasaws
Hopi Snake Dance Dates and Sacred Rituals
The Hopi snake dance occurs in late August and varies by shadow on the mesa. Priests determine the date, with performances in Oralbi Hoteyilla or Walpi. The nine day ceremony ends with rain prayers as snakes are brought in and participants ingest an emetic and vomit over a cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harriman
Adventure Magazine
Oralbi
Hoteyilla
Savage Recipe for Salt Pork Stew in Water
A short household item from the Washington Star describes cutting one half pound salt pork, browning it, then adding one quart of boiling water with six medium choy bees a carrot and two onions for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Tungsten: its origins and uses in steel making
Tungsten or wolfram, isolated by the d Hauts brothers after Scheele's 1771 work, occurs in wolframite and scheelite and as oxides in minerals. It enhances steel hardness and tenacity, enabling hard tools, with Coolidge enabling malleability and ductility and tungsten wire for incandescent filaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
d'Ehujart
Scheele
Coolidge
Alaska: from folly to world’s great food producer
The text argues Alaska’s value lies in abundant fisheries and food supply rather than gold. It notes Alaska’s fisheries have generated hundreds of millions, two thirds of world salmon, and explains salmon life cycles and the need to protect rivers to sustain future harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UEN
Seward
Alaska
Russia
Henry O'’Mally
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Atlantic
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Why Forty and Fat Was Once Seen as Normal
A discussion on fat after age forty contrasts past views that weight indicated health with modern concerns. It notes fat as unused body fuel, links weight to life expectancy, and advises reducing fat through better diet and more exercise rather than pills. The piece cites life insurance data and cautions readers about overfatness shortening lifespan.
Porterhouse Thrift Mix Up at Irvington Market
A suited man enters Abe Schwartz’s Irvington grocery and demands a thick porterhouse. He asks price, is told about 75 cents, then unexpectedly asks for a nickel’s worth of liver instead, producing a shrill whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Schwartz
Irvington
Abe
Indianapolis News
Demand Bayer Aspirin Widely Warned Against Imitations
Public advisory urges buyers to ensure Bayer on packaging or tablets to guarantee genuine aspirin. Warns imitations may be unsafe. Cites long proven safety and physician acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
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Kings of
Missouri
Chapter
Labrador
Damian
Tidden
Tie
Damoan
Damonn
Joe
Narbonne
Six Fingers
Myademoiselle
Charles Toion
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Monsieur le Sauvage Blanc
Charles Town
King Street
Mademoiselle Dahisgaarde
Sant
Savage Recipe
Frederick R. Green
Health
Western Newspaper Union
Dean
Montana
Mra. A. V. Emery
Front St. Capirselo Mont
Dean’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mig. Chem
Buffalo, N. ’S
Pieters
Yeon
Aa Mepica Co
Heal Ad Ind
Parker
Drugelata
Hincox Chem
Wks
Pateoguen
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
C. E. Donovan
R Yor Weiller
Weiller
Alive Stock Commission
ST. Paul
Minnesota
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