Colin Cabot Survives Ambush as Loyalists Raid Roxbury
Captain Colin Cabot returns to Cambridge after a tense night from Roxbury where loyalist plots to seize him were foiled. Amos Farnaworth and Captain Yarneworth led a rapid pursuit, deterring a raid while Washington and Lady Washington receive the full account.
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Colin
Pat
Roxbury
Cme
Amos
Revere
Harry Gage
Patience Payerweather
Stevera
Amos Farnaworth
Lin
Dorset
Colin Cabot
Tam Philip Dorset
Calla
Mies Pugerweather
Colin Cahot
Wenr
Dava Fayerweather
O Algoal
General Gage
Washington
Gage
Epi Gore
Hull
Cambridge
General Headquarters
Bly
Cnld
Lady Washington
Andrinea
Yarneworth
Hla
Dorset Wedding Incident Ends In Duel Threats
General Ward and General Gage discuss a prisoner exchange near Roxbury. A wild scheme involving Philip Dorset leads to a planned abduction during the Dorset wedding. Colin faces Mare and foe, weapons drawn, as horsemen close in and danger mounts in fading daylight.
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General Ward
Roxbury
General Gage
Martry Gake
Philip Dorset
Leyaints
Ontury
Tim
Colin
Amos Warnsworth
Amos
Dorset
Marry Gage
Thorn
Brand
Battle at Roxbury Ends with Truce and Wedding Loom
Amos Farnworth recounts a night clash between American and British factions near Roxbury. Colin Cabot defeats armed conspirators, spares a foe, and arranges a swift reunion with his intended, Mary Gage, amid wounded volunteers and a guarded escape toward Cambridge.
Captain Colin Cabot Joins Revolutionary Army at Cambridge
A fragmentary chronicle notes Colin Cabot joining the revolutionary forces at Cambridge with Captain Amos Farnworth and secretary Spoudy involved, highlighting Cabot's devotion to the cause and his rank as captain amid espionage under fire.
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Colin Cabot
Pat Fayerweather
Ehel
Revolutionary Army
Cambridge
Emus
Amos’ Farnworth
Colin
Wis
Vielt ‘Spoudy
Neks Hi
Pi Reid
Our Government and the U S Treasury Roles Explored
A historical reflection on the U S Treasury detailing customs service protection of revenue and import duties, the Coast Guard’s maritime enforcement, the Public Health Service’s scientific work, and the Supervising Architect’s role in government building programs.
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Customs Service
Treasury
Treasury Service
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Battlea
United States
The
United States Public Health Service
Pubic Health Department
Tiitle
Ofiera Extenda
Office of Supervising
Post Office
Federal Courts
Customs House
Vielon
Congress
Westra
Indian Hieroglyphs Linked to Ancient Inscriptions
Reported to the French Academy of Sciences, discoveries by Foul Pelliet and Sir John Marshall suggest Indian hieroglyphs about six thousand years old. Prof Guillaume de Hevesy identifies matches with inscriptions on tablets found in western Finland, arguing a common origin for the scripts.
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Lata
Pavisle
India
French Academy of Aciénces
Foul Pelliet
John Marshall
Academy
Guillaume de Hevesy
Fnland
Hevesy
Sinus Trouble Becomes Unbearable Remedy Advised
A garbled 1920s style ad promotes SINUSITE for sinus infections hay fever and cold relief. It touts a relief claim with mentions of nose and throat symptoms and urges readers to use the product to keep passages clear and fight infection.
Misjudging Her Dad Humoriat Dialogue Fragment
A London humor piece presents a seaside meeting between a daughter and a suitor. The daughter recounts that she had attracted him, and the suitor questions the claim while noting her warning that her father would be furious if he learned of the wink.
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Humoriat
London
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An ad touts Creomulsion a two action remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and aids recovery, with additional healing ingredients. It guarantees satisfaction and promises refunds if relief does not occur after proper use.
Tree Plantings Reach 20 Million Mark, Scout Honor
Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the American Tree Association in Washington, D. C., reports that tree plantings in honor of George Washington now approach twenty million. The initiative reflects widespread public involvement and ongoing conservation efforts.
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George Washington
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Washington, D
This Woman Lost 45 Pounds of Fat
A testimonial from Mia Carl Wilson of Manton Michigan details an eight month use of Kruschen salts. She claims a loss of 45 pounds and 6 inches from tips and bust while using eight bottles, with instructions to take half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and limit fatty foods for faster results. A money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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Mia
Carl Wilson
Manton
Mich
America
Hospital Treats 133,960 at UC Hospital and Medical School
The University of California hospital and medical school reported treating 188,060 persons last fiscal year while the campus hospital alone treated 133,960 patients.
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University of California
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Speyer
David Payerweather
Dorsets
Dorget House
Massachusetts
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Cnbot
Collin
Principata
Flaht
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