Nellie Cashman and Grace Parsons Pioneer Heroic Feats
A narrative of Nellie Cashman the woman miner known as queen of the mines who aided Cassiar miners with supplies and survived a 27 day snowshoe trek. It also recounts Grace Parsons first long distance horse ride in American history from Easton to Philadelphia to warn of a settler attack, prompting aid.
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Nellie Cashman
Nellie
San Francisco
Victoria
British Columbia
Cassiar
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Ariz
Arizona
Alaska
Dawson
Bonanza Creek
Wiseman
Red Cross
Nolan
Fairbanks
Koyokuk
Paul Revere
Grace Parsons
Pennsylvania
Easton
Northampton County
Gnaden Haten
Lehigh Valley
Raston
Philadelphia
William Parsons
Western
Union
Continental Divide
Great Sea of Mountains
Colorado
National Chronicle
Rest Not Always Welcome to Aged Carrie Catt
The 74th birthday profile of suffrage leader Carrie Chapman Catt shows her vigorous, active life. She campaigns for peace, heads the cause of war cure, plans further marches, and dismisses retirement as dull. The piece urges respecting elders who choose rest or continued work, noting both paths can be meaningful. 1933. Bell Syndicate. Service. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad.
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National Geo Rgraphic Society
Washington, D. C
Wnub Service
Colorado
Oregon
California
Carrie Chapman Catt
Committee On the
Washington
Bell Syndicate
Wwn
Can You Name Anything
A lighthearted musing questions what might be deemed perverse about folding open a newspaper on a windy day. The piece plays with the oddity of weather complicating a simple reading task.
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