Governess in Chains at Carmel Retreat Ends in Embrace
La Gobernadora Eulalia, held in the mantera at Carmel, endures harsh discipline and mystifying confrontations with Fray Presidente. She resists church service, breaks down in custody, and a chance reunion with Don Pedro leads to a plan to abandon California for Mexico.
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Mission Carmelo
la Gobernadora
Presidio
Fermin
Manjera
Junipero Serra
Dona Maria
Eulalia
Presidente
Senora la Gobernadora
Dona Eulalia
Padre Mio
Don Pedro
Augustias
Mantera
Carmel
Don Pedro in the vineyard yearns for Eulalia in spring
In a bright spring morning Don Pedro walks among green vines at his vineyard admiring California as his love Eulalia approaches on horseback. He muses on seasons ahead and the bond with his fertile land as she nears.
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Maria
Flower
Eulalia
Mantera
Manjera
California
Pedro
Californias
Mexico
Spain
Iim
Don Pedro
Pedro Fages
Triumph at Monterey as Eulalia sails with children
Pedro Fages watches the ship depart from Monterey to the Mission Carmelo. He prays at the tomb of Junipero Serra and recalls their shared history.
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Eulalia
Monterey
Augustias
Pedro Fages
Mission Carmelo
Junipero Serra
Our First American Sails From California, 18th Century Farewell
A historical narrative depicts Pedro Fages bidding farewell to California as his year of transition ends. Capitan Romeu brings the new chapter to Monterey aboard the San Carlos while Malaspina’s Descubierto anchors ashore. Fages reflects on California’s mountains deserts rivers and the lure of the lands ahead.
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San Carlos
Capitan Romeu
Eulalia
California
Californias
Don Pedro
John Graham
Boston
Massachusetts
Romeu
Pedro Fages
Paquebot
Largest Indian Market in World Is in Guatemala
The Santo Tomas Chichicastenango plaza hosts Central America’s largest Indian market drawing up to 5,000 traders each market day. Indigenous sellers from many villages display corn, copal, peppers, beans, herbs, and more under sun and awnings as they maintain a proud, semi independent role among native Central American peoples.
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Guatemala
Santo Tomas Chichiecastenango
Central America
Chichicastenango
Motoring Costs Reach Billions in U S Last Year
The bureau of public roads reports Americans spent about 7.5 billion on autos last year, with 3.5 billion on purchases and repairs and 3 billion on gasoline. About 28 million vehicles were in use January 1, and gasoline taxes across states and federal government rose. New York led gasoline tax receipts at 61.9 million, followed by Pennsylvania and California.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Bureau
District of Columbia
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Texas
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
North Carolina
Dogs and horses to wear gas masks in Britain
London reports dogs and horses will receive gas masks in potential air raids of the next war. Cats are advised by the RSPCA to rely on their nine lives, as masks cause greater suffering. A London cat survived a fatal house fire that killed three dogs and a canary.
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London
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Town Crier Outshouted by Advertisers in Provincetown
In Provincetown Massachusetts the lone official town crier, Amos Kubik 67, is outshouted by youths selling hotel and restaurant ads. The Board of Trade weighs action to protect the towns quaint character as Kubik still calls tides weather and notices to travelers.
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Provincetown
Mass
United States
Amos Kubik
Board of Trade
Kubik
Strange Burial Rite Held Yearly by Clan
Cincinnati observes the sixty ninth annual burial rite as John O Gorman of Vincennes Indiana is buried. About 400 Gorman clan members travel to honor relatives who died in the past year, a ritual started in 1870 led by Col James E Gorman who runs a traveling rodeo.
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Cincinnati
John O. Gorman
Vincennes
Ind
Gorman
Gormans
James E. Gorman
Midsummer Fashions For Tea and Tennis
Sleeveless sports frock and an afternoon cape ensemble are presented as ideal midsummer outfits. Patterns No 1544 and 1546 specify sizes and fabric yardage, with order details for The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago. Prices are 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Virginia Stivers Bartlett
Lalia
Church
Mission San Carlos
Benames Williams
John Sentry
U. S
Britain
Lydia
Pinkham
Wright’s Pill Co
Gold St
N. Y
Edelly Aclee
Dean
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