Duel and covert aid amid frontier conflict near Boonesborough
In a Kentucky frontier scene, Allan Le Bland confronts a hunter over an insult to a young woman, leading to a staged pistol test. Captain Boone intervenes as Daniel Roane arrives and urges restraint, inviting Allan to Boonesborough for shelter and resolution in a time of precarious loyalties and dangers from Indian and French-backed forces.
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Kentucky
Cowie
Kentucar
Borie
Bernie Feidiere Bey
Daly
Lear
Nineennes
Tarman
Revere Bank
Hugalthe
Rosaline
le Hlaod Soloring
Indiana
du Quesne
Buoneshborough
du Queane
Kownesborough
Haresisburygh
Bland
Rosalyy
Wall
Tarroudebirgh
Alstin
Egenshinan
Egid Rosalthe
Anfery
Beane
Tiecannot
le Bland
Miles Nieten
Rosaithe
Rod
Tewarnie
Sigur
le Blanc
Alvin
Allan
Sian
le Rlnald
Bunter
O Bland
Paeen
le Band
Daniel Reane
Daniel Roane
Mr le Bland
Forester
Ferther
Boone
Peruna Credited In La Grippe Recoveries Across Canada and U S
Reports describe Peruna helping patients after la grippe and subsequent systemic catarrh. Individuals from Ontario White Oak Ohio Delaware Ohio Painter North Carolina Topeka Kansas Athena Ohio and other locales cite rapid improvement and ongoing health after using Peruna and related tonics.
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Sumeonia
la Grippe
Perana
T. Barnecott
Weat
Aylmer
Ontario
Grippe
Peruna
Mia Jenote Whilmore
White Oak
Int
Ter
Maralin
Chae E Wells
Delaware
Ohio
Jane Gift
Athena
Not Ambitious for Father and Other Curiosities
A New Hampshire man, once a political candidate, is cited by the Boston Herald in a fragmentary column of anecdotes. The piece notes a small son, humorous exchanges about kingship, ink stains, and a quip about Scissors. It also references a senatorial anecdote about David and Ottawa life, plus light clubroom wit and Tales style jests.
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New Hampshire
Boston Herald
Herald
David
Fredericton
New Be
Ottawa
Wark
Conscription Opposition Split by Leeds Trades Council
The Leeds Trades Council declares strong opposition to conscription amid public debate on compulsory military service, criticizing the Japanese fighting style and urging avoidance of forcing citizens into battle.
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Leeds
Catarrh and Its Dangers Across the Body
The article describes catarrh as more than a head cold, warning that poisons in nasal secretions can pollute the blood and cause systemic harm. It links chronic catarrh to stomach digestion trouble, kidney and bladder effects, and even poisoning the blood, urging treatment to cleanse the system.
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Daniel Boone
Joel Robinson
Eelle Atriom
Ann
Boonesborough
Norwood
Thea
Victor Patneaude
Topeka
Kan
Ladies of Security
Aks
Perma Socom
Atta
la Gripps
England
Prince of Wales
Philadelphia Press
Atlanta Constitution
Neo Rick
Aktaurant
Welof