Albany Saga of Fur Trade and Courageous Hearts
Garth Guthrie and Etienne Lavonne achieve a record fur trade at Albany while facing rival McDonald. Joan Quarrier returns as a nurse and plans to see Guthrie despite Reverend Swan’s disapproval. A received warning about a murder suspect hints at broader danger as Guthrie advances toward a wary reunion and looming confrontation.
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Gama
Akimisk
Souel
Kapiskay
Attawapiskat
Graham
Boucher
Garth
Etieana
Albany
Etienne
Milonne Savanne
St’ Suyanne
de Riviere
M’ Soucl
Alhunea
Hikwan
Gullirle
Kaptstun
Sca
Obrigimus
Guthrie
Silenc Aes
Cameron
Attawapfekot
Grindama
McDonald
Daland
Atlanne
Aa Gurth
Akmiakon
Hilenne
Bown Jehoshaphat
Spuc
Milenne
Cauat
Old Souel
Newfoundland
McMann
Charlton Island
Tnilses
Montreal
Bhig
Canada
St. Johns
Seal Cove
Bikewan
Garth Guthrie
Wifc
Ike Ethel
Gethsemane
Theaa
Orphan Indian School
Jess
Fur Capote
Joap Quarrier
Esile
Mra. Cameron
Moose
Jona Quiarrier
Gould Credited With French Fried Potatoes
Louis Globe-Democrat recounts a tale that Jay Gould popularized potatoes fried in quartered form at Delmonico's in New York. The piece notes the dish evolved from quartered potatoes to the thinner slices now common nationwide, crediting Gould as a key influence in its spread.
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Gould
Elke
Blatery
France
New York
Jay Gould
Doelmonico
Pelmonico
Jay Gould Ag
Louis Globe-Democrat
Subtle Rebuke and Dispatches to Congress in 1770
James Wilkinson, aide to General Horatio Gates, carried surrender dispatches from Saratoga to Congress in Yorktown. En route he spent a day with his sweetheart at Reading. Read in Congress, the messenger was to be rewarded, and Governor Samuel Adams moved to present him with a sword.
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Aa Guthrie
Cameron
James Wilkinson
United States Army
Horatio Gates
Congress
Yorktown
Pennsylvania
John Burgoyne
Saratoga
Wilkinson
Reading
Menstra
Samual Adame
Kankag City
Covering Brambles To Prevent Winter Injury For Small Fruit Growers
Small fruit growers should cover all brambles including red brick purple mepherrica blackberries dewberries and loganberries before freezing weather. Remove weak canes leaving eight to fifteen per hill and cut to three to four feet. Bend canes at 45 degrees and cover with dirt to three to four inches, plowing two furrows first to form a ridge. Use strong manure if available and ensure complete coverage before winter cold to protect the crop.
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Richard V. Lott
Colorado Agricultural College
Measuring P D B Gauge For Peach Tree Treatment
A guide by Ohio extension horticul turist Frank I Beach explains a simple paper gauge to measure paradichlorobenzene for peach tree borers. Construct a 4 1 16 by 2 1 2 inch paper cylinder, mark lines for half and three fourths ounce, roll, cap, and use one to three quarters ounce for 3 to 5 year old trees, larger tones for older trees.
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Frank I. Beach
Extension Horticulturist
Ohio
Ines
Focal
Winter orchard and berry culture tips from Horticulture Facts
Winter apples should not be picked until seeds brown. Strawberries yield two to three good harvests and old canes should be removed after fruiting. Mulch established. Concord is the best known grape for commercial plantings. Sheridan, a Worden Herbert cross, follows Suncord as a recommended variety. Grow strawberries between peach or apple trees. Protect trees from rabbits with wire screens. A mechanical tester measures ripeness for storage and shipment.
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Concord
I T. Sheridan
Worden
Herbert
Healthier Stronger Girl Promotes Vegetable Compound
A Silverton Oregon factory story follows Julia Schmidt who, weakened by long hours at a tin can plant, improves after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports better health and urges other working women to try the remedy.
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Oregon
America
Julia Schmidt
Lydia BR
Pinkham
Willows
Silverton
Misa Schmidt
Cabin Hospitality Declines With More Rooms
In a note from the American Magazine the author observes that hospitality to strangers seems to fall as extra rooms are added to a home. The piece links rising wealth or occupancy with a shrinking welcome for guests.
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