Reunited in California 1783 Dona Eulalia and Pedro
In Spanish governed California Fray Serra and Governor Fages clash over church and state as Dona Eulalia travels from Loreto to Monterey with her duenna Angustias She is welcomed as Queen of the Californias and soon learns of her pregnancy and the priests plans while Don Pedro frets over Serra and the church influence.
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California
Fray Junipero Serra
Don Pedro Fages
Serra
Mexico
Santa Barbara
Dona Eulalia
Angustias
Don Pedro
Fray Mariano
Bartolomeo
Eulalia
Californias
Monterey
Presidio
San Diego
Augustias
Fray Junipero
Padre Presidente
Pedro
Padre Serra
Mexico City
Chapter X Continued on Zuan
The governor embraces the lieutenant as they travel to the Presidio of Santa Barbara a walled fortress with whitewashed houses for soldiers and families a store blacksmith chapel and officers quarters Eulalia enjoys the hospitality of the officers table music and chatter then reflects she will soon leave California and remember the experience Es cabellito naps under her foot she prods him and he stills.
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Ortega
la Gobernadora
Presidio of
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Eulalia
Sné Presidi
California
Escabellito
Fray Junipero Serra's Vision in California Journey
The narrative follows Fray Junipero Serra nearing Monterey on his quest to establish Mission Santa Barbara with Don Pedro Fages and two Franciscan brothers. Eulalia and Pedro the Governor debate church and state, while Serra sees a heavenly calling and meets the ruling party with fervent blessing.
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Junipero
Pio
Mallorca
Balearic Isles
Mediterranean Sea
Miguel Jose Serra
Petra
Palma
San Francisco
Brother Juniper
Fray Junipero Serra
Asis
Mediterranean
Pacific
Fray Junipero
Father Francis
Santa Barbara
Mission San Antonio de Padua
Don Pedro Fages
Saint Francis
God the Holy Ghost
Pedro
Andale
Royal Road
Fages
Junipero Serra
Camonia
Pedro Fages
Don Pedro
Mariano Rubi
Bartolome Gili
Serra
Rubi
Gili
la Gobernadora
Brittany in Ancient Times Armorica to Brittany
The article traces Brittany from its fifth century origin as Armorica through its unification with France in 1532. It notes Celtic tribal confederations, Frankish conquest, Breton independence, and the rise of the County of Brittany under local feudal lords. It highlights Constance and Arthur connections and Anne of Brittany joining France.
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Brittany
Armorica
Bretagne
France
Little Britain
Great Britain
Cleveland Plain Dealer
County of
Constance
Geoffrey Plantagenet
Henry I
England
Arthur
John of
John
Alice
Pierre de Dreux
Anne of Brittany
Charles VIII
Duration of Glacial Period in United States
The period could not have lasted much less than 500 000 years and the ice likely retreated from the northern United States at least 25 000 years ago.
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United States
How to Reupholster Springs and Webbing in Chairs
Ruth Wyeth Spears explains a method to repair chairs with broken springs. Details cover removing the cover and padding, replacing webbing with a wood lever to stretch, weaving across the frame, and tying springs with upholstery twine. Readers are guided to secure her book Sewing for the Home Decorator by sending 25 cents to Mrs Spears.
Simple Patch Makes This Patch Quilt Block
Get out your scrap bag for Calico Cat quilt blocks. Each cat patch measures about 4 by 8 inches and is easy to apply. Pattern 1583 includes patch pieces a block diagram fabric suggestions cutting sewing finishing yardage chart and arrangement guide for single or double beds. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York NY.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Woman Bravely Goes Over Niagara Falls in Barrel
In 1901 Anna Edson Taylor sealed herself inside a three foot diameter by four percent foot high barrel and was propelled into the Niagara Rapids. Reaching shore she stated she wished not to go over the falls and fainted when told she had already completed the feat.
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Anna Edson Taylor
Niagara Rapids
Niagara Falls
What Your Food Says About Your Life
The third article in the What to Eat and Why series by Couston Goudiss explains how proper foods build strength beauty wisdom and health in children and stresses the large influence of diet. It urges housewives to read weekly installments and compile a scrapbook for reference.
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Couston Goudiss
Food Authority
Goudiss
Where Command Is Due
A compact maxim notes that a ruler’s authority rests on obedience from those who owe allegiance, directing service to rightful sovereigns and officials. The phrase emphasizes duty and hierarchical order in governance and command.
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Virginia Stivers Bartlett
Zuan
Russia
Puzlaka
Father Serra
Pedro the Younger
BY Ruth Wyeth Spears
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nature
Pinkham
Moroliner
Snow White Petroleum Jelly
Luden’s
WNU
Nujol
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