Forbidden California: Eulalia Tests Duty and Desire
In a tense Spanish frontier drama set at Santa Barbara and Monterey, Eulalia contends with Don Pedro Fages over loyalty to duty versus longing for a life together. She urges a Mexico return while he wrestles with sanctity, power, and California's grip, culminating in uncertain plans and a dangerous rift.
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Pedro
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Washington
George Washington
Jose Dario Arguello
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Governor's Departure Sparks Aguardiente Aids and Tense Farewell
Eulalia watches as the Governor and his party set out from the presidio. The baggage includes aguardiente and wine skins along with guns and ammo. The group ferries on toward the gate as the Governor teases his wife and orders rest before continuing. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Presidio
Caballeros
Boulder Dam: A monumental $165 million project completed
The Boulder Dam built in Black Canyon on the Colorado river required $165,000,000 and employed up to 5,000 workers. It formed Lake Mead, 115 miles long and up to 585 feet deep, with a fjord like shoreline extending about 530 miles as the dam ends flood risks and supplies power.
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Lake Mead
Origin of Annie Oakley slang tied to free entertainment passes
The phrase Annie Oakley refers to a free show ticket punched with holes to avoid resale and refunds. The term, rooted in circus practice after Annie Oakley shot at targets, spread from circuses to general slang.
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Annie Oakley
Godfrey Irwin
Buffalo Bill Circus
Carefree Cotton Fashions Patterns For Summer And Beyond
Readable article highlights two Barbara Bell sewing designs for summer wear a house dress and a jumper frock with simple darts tucks and flare skirts. It lists suitable fabrics sizes material yardage trims and how to order the Spring-Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Ail W. Wacker Dr
Chicago, Il
Bell Syndicate
Relying Upon Others says of thinking and growth
Quoted in this piece N. C. Morse argues that relying on others mirrors expecting physical growth while one’s food is eaten by others, asserting that true mental development requires independent thought.
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N. C. Morse
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