I suppose I may take my coach to Monterey
In Chapter II the speaker contemplates traveling by coach to Monterey while others discuss risks on the road. The Viceroy and generals note dangerous stretches where a burro would struggle. They consider the woman may need to travel on foot in parts of the route.
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Serra and Governor greet as two priests near Santa Barbara plan
Father Junipero Serra and Don Pedro Fages discuss the coming mission priests and the hoped for Santa Barbara settlement. Fages announces his wife and son travel plans while Serra worries over Indian wards and the future of Mission Santa Barbara. Indizuela receives gentle care under church guidance as the governor admires the friar’s resolve.
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Lady Eulalia Sets Sail to Baja California in Perilous Journey
The Lady Eulalia departs San Blas aboard the paquebot San Carlos bound for Loreto and Baja California. Augustias and Pedro the Younger accompany her as she endures seasickness and fear before facing a grim voyage and a stark new land.
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Paris Thieves Reenact Crime On Camera For Investigation
A New York Times correspondent notes Paris detectives use scientific reconstructions to solve crimes dating to Vidocq. Polish pickpockets who stole a doctor’s gold watch were captured on film during a staged repeat theft near Etoile metro, with the act recorded for the police file at the Prefecture.
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Dining on Point in Ireland A Poverty Era Practice
Collier's Weekly describes a dire Irish famine era practice where families, food scarce, ate potatoes for months. They mocked hunger by pointing each bite at a central bottle containing a preserved bit of bacon fish cheese or salt to flavor a meal they could barely sustain.
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Collier’s Weekly
Intriguing Rag Rug From Ruth Wyeth Spears Book
A homeowner details braiding a rug with a 32 by 16 inch center and 6 inch border, using 2%4 yard strips. notes color variations and assembly steps. Full chair seat covers are in the book SEWING by Mrs. Spears, 48 pages of home craft directions. Send name and address with 25 cents to 210 South Desplaines St., Chicago.
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South Desplaines St
Chicago
Encouragement to think for oneself cited by Sir Leslie Stephen
An editorial note asserts that influence should encourage independent thought rather than implanting fixed opinions. An old advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets markets them as an effective sugar coated laxative that children like, urging readers to buy now.
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