The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone
In Kentucky frontier era Daniel Boone builds forts along the Kentucky River while settlers face savage threats. Rosaline Alston, a poised young woman, resists a French intriguer Le Bland who warns of an impending attack on Boonesborough. Allan Norwood, a hunter, stands against Le Bland as Boone intervenes and invites Norwood to join Boonesborough.
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Kentucky
Kentucky River
Daniel Boone
Boone
Tom Harrod
Logan
St. Aspah’s
Linccoln County
Freuchmer
Boldwen
Frione
Detroit
Vincennes
Kaskaskia
Boonesborough
Rosaline Alston
Rosalthe
Mademoiselle
Monsieur le Bland
le Bland
Rosaline
Mr. le Bland
Mademoiselle Alston
Dave
Nvndarness
du Queane
du Quesnell
Harrodsburgh
Rosalihe
Antrodsburgh
Mademoisella Alston
Rosinthe
Trogent Oful
Captain Boone
Trenelman
le Blanc
le Blind
Tosalthe
Monsieur
Allan Norwood
Allan
Alan
Agage
Altar
Lindas of
Atyle
le Blond
Hanter
le Bint
Norwood
Daniel Boones
Boongsborough
Hunter
Danic
Bonesborough
Wyde Testimony Probes Shipbuilding Trust Scandal
Testimony before the Insurance investigating committee in New York Tuesday links Myde Saga Trust Company behind a $75,000 settlement with Odell amid shipbuilding losses. James Hazen Hyde George Harriman and others face questions over alleged blackmail and political influence. Hyde testifies that Harriman denied aiding Odell and any settlement leadership. Odell counters that he did not force settlement, while supporting a charter repeal seen as limiting corporate failures. James Hazen Hyde, son of Equitable founder Henry B. Hyde, emerges as a powerful figure amid reports of hidden trustee accounts and campaign contributions.
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Fald - Bex-Gov
James H. Wyde
New York
Odell
Mercantile Trust Company
Hydene Engel
Edward HB. Hamiman
Harriman
Henry 4. Hrnck
Baultable
Hyde
Repub- Mena National Committee
Lwt
Prick
Irlek
Jacob HH
Schitt
Depew
Albany
James Efl. Hyde
United States
Denen
Equitable
James Hazen Hyde
Fihsuminee Investigating Committee
Henry B. Hyde
New York City
Warryarl
Refined boarders described as ethereal in Philadelphia Press
A reader report quotes Mrs Starvem inviting others to join as boarders. The inquirer notes the few seen appear spirituelle and almost diaphanous, describing the scene as eerie and haunting.
Cottne of St. Cholly and Miss Pepprey Exchange
A dialogue fragment shows Miss Pepprey reacting with surprise as Cottne of St. Cholly admits decision delays in a brief exchange. The Philadelphia Ledger records the quip style of the line.
Strangers Now. A Question on Beauty by De Bmythe
Holyth Percy De Bmythe asks whether pretty and handsome differ. He seeks an unbiased opinion on appearance distinctions and whether other observers might judge similarly.
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Percy de Bmythe
Drawing the Line at Lady Barbers in Seville
The note jokes about Lillian Russell starring in The Barber of Seville and dismisses patronizing female barbers, with a humorous line about not spending money on them.
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Lillian Russell
Jaygreen
To Plener the Actors and Damascus Electric Works
In a light exchange a director praises Blank as a kind-hearted fellow and recalls taking him to two minstrel shows where he laughed at the jokes. Damascus plans an electric railroad and elec tractor project with working capital of 1,250,000 dollars.
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Damascus
Elacteia
Notable Kinds of Interests and Personal Narratives
In this miscellany of AFFAIRS notes, Frank Rockefeller, oil magnate’s youngest brother, trains wild animals near Wickslife on-the-Lake Gea. Booth relies on a small legacy and wears one suit year round. Tan Maclaren leaves Liverpool church after 25 years, compiling sermons as a farewell volume. Dr Marcus Kisherbert Wheatland, Newport, R I, a leading electrotherapeutics specialist, once a shoe maker, gains recognition. Henry B J Macfarland and Henry I Weat, DC commissioners, were editors who joined Foreney’s Chronicle. Thomas A Entison avoids New York, preferring his New Jersey workshop, lamenting city noise and overuse of his contrivances. A Shrapnel grandson seeks British aid for a $380,000 Russo-Japanese War missile legacy. Joseph Tamsey Sr, famed in Watush control and public life, seems less aggressive yet asserts strong personal convictions.
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Frank Rockefeller
Cleveland
Wickslife on-the-Lake
Gea
Booth
Salvation Army
Tan Maclaren
Liverpool
Marcus Kisherbert Wheatland
Newport
R. 1
New England
Henry B. J. Macfarland
Henry I. Weat
District of Columbia
Sona
Washington
Foreney
Shrapnel
Joseph Tamsey
Early Compassion for a Colt in Cornfields and Farm Breeding Thoughts
A reflective piece urges kindness to a wandering colt tied to its dam, proposing a humane plan: provide a stall, grass, and oats to reduce stress, then pair with an older mare in a secure pasture. It argues profits and conscience align when livestock are better cared for. Also includes notes from Wallace's Farmer on early fowl maturity and parasite control in sheep, plus Timothy sowing methods.
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Darling
Wallace
Plymouth Rock
John Brand
Tribune Farmer
Indigestion in Cows From Grain Diets and Remedies
The article explains cow indigestion from heavy grain feeding, common in winter, and advises dietary adjustments. Stop grain for a few days, feed grass and hay, then reintroduce grain gradually. After resuming, give epsom salts and ground ginger with warm water, and provide rock salt at all times to aid digestion.
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Indianapolis News
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J. Odell
Iaw
Sucking Colt
Gettlan
Fred. Sibley
Massachusetts Ploughman
Key West
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