Deserted Bayou Combat Amid Choctaw Assault
A daring escape unfolds as protagonist Narbonne and Damoan lead a defense against a Choctaw ambush along the bayou. The group fights hand to hand with axes and knives, suffering wounds while aiming to protect a girl and break through to safety in the darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taras
Damoan
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
Narbonne
Thave
Asame
Funy
Mississippi
Sarai
Rged
I &F
Banque Royale
Witogney
Brampton and Narbonne Escape Through Chaotic River Showdown
In a nightmarish pursuit, Brampton and Narbonne flee in a pirogue as Choctaws howl and a captured companion bound with a thong struggles. Joe Labrador, presumed ally, is found gagged and unmasked as the group fights to pull away from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brampton
Damon
Mademoiselle
Esonne
Narbonne
Mississippi
Joe Labrador
Lifting the Peace Pipe and a Courtship Clash in the River
The narrator and Labrador evade pursuit on the river with Six Fingers and mademoiselle. Damonn the Fox pursues via the Three channels as Narbonne dies valiantly. A tense conversation ensues about marriage and loyalty, ending with a rejected offer and a dangerous, unsettled night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damonn
Labrador
Lbrador
Damoan
la Nouvelle Orleany
Sieur de
Damian
Danioanno
Monsieur
Monsieur Narbonne
Mademoiselle
Narbonne
Fox
France
Six Fingers
Madermoiselle
Loweri
Heromposure
Damoean
Damean
Labrinder
Moselle
Roy Choctaw
Te Brook
Canada
Gulf
The
Beau Law
Virginia
Mademoiscie
Ship Island
Louisiana
Human Ruminants Comment in 1707 Case
The Chicago Journal notes the first reported human ruminant case in the British Annual Register dated October 1 1707. It recounts Robert Gill a Dorsetshire cobbler who chewed cud after meals lasting hours and causing distress described as stoat tortures. Other cases are said to exist in earlier history and Middle Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gill
Dorsetshire
Roger Gill
Gill
Chicago Journal
Reopened London church restores Wren era interiors
Historic Saint Michael’s in London recently reopened after renovations. The church sits on the site of Dick Whittington’s burial and features altered walls and ceiling, an altar rail moved forward to form a choir, and exquisitely carved Moses and Aaron statues relocated to niches above the altar.
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St. Michael
Wren
London
Dick Whittington
Wich
Stratecuard Whit- Unptan
Moses
Aaron
Poetry Restored to Ancient Truth and Purity
A call to revive poetry’s higher purpose inspired by heaven to replace venal trifles with fair useful magnificent verse. It urges poets to please instruct surprise and astonish, arguing this will dissolve ignorance and prejudice and restore wonder.
Tanlac advertised as a health restore tonic for worn out bodies
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a natural tonic to rebuild strength and weight. It claims quick results, improved appetite and sleep, and restored color, urging readers to buy at a drug store and begin health recovery today. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Fills for constipation.
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Tanlac
Golay
Laminas
Ray Roggensack
Thus Place
Dubuque
Iowa
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Hugh Pendexter
Luthor
Missouri
Ud Pendexttam
WNU
Historic
London Church
Agave
Bayer
Hendy
Breals
Bright
Nujol
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