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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

44

Pocahontas Through Indian Myths and Jamestown Heroism

A historical reminiscence contrasts romanticized Native portrayal with harsh realities of Indian life. Pocahontas is portrayed as pivotal in saving Captain John Smith, aiding Jamestown, and uniting settlers with Powhatan people before her death in England at age twenty two.

Redman Cooper Pocahontas America Powhatan Terife John Smith Jamestown Captain Smith Poccahontas England John Rolfe Rebekah John Thomas Rolfe Virginia

Prize Ideas For New Childrens Page Depart ments

Readers suggest two new departments for the Children page. Elsie Lilian Palmer proposes weekly portraits of artists or writers with children’s writing about them. Edith Ranger asks for a Tribune Recipe Corner for easy bake goods in cold weather. Muriel Miller thanks for a story check.

Elsie Lilian Palmer Putnam Avenue Brooklyn N. Y Tribune Tivoli Edith Ranger Muriel Miller Townsend Avenue New Haven, Conn

Sailing A Boat Lessons From Young Readers

Three letters from readers describe novice sailing mishaps and small pets. Ruth M. Strang of Brooklyn recounts steering a sailboat with an oar and a tumultuous second trip ending in a tangled journey across the river. Frances Hyde of South Orange shares a seaside misadventure followed by a safe return home. Theresa Lesher of Rye writes about white rats Pip and Pop and their antics in a cage.

Ruth M. Strang Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn Pip Pop Theresa Lesher Rye, N. Y

Jet the dog guards mother at the surf edge

In a note to readers Jet the dog loves his family especially mother. He followed her into the surf and, believing she was drowned, cried loudly until she reemerged and calmed him with affection.

Jet Frances Hyde Turrill Ave South Orange N. J Mother

Clever Schley Dear Little Men and Little Women

A neighbor’s dog named Schley performs tricks for chocolate treats. He chases cats but is friendly to children and even carries a lady’s skirts upstairs to avoid a trip. He jumps on a sled and rides to the bottom of a hill, then visits return. EDNA S. JOHNSON writes from Newburg New York. ETHEL RIEGELMAN sends thanks from Montclair New Jersey for a prize check. ELTON IRWIN HIBBARD notes receipt from Windsor Broome County New York.

Schley Edna S. Johnson 5Th Street Newburg N. Y Elton Irwin Hibbard Windsor, Broome County, N. Y

Proportional Cooking Lesson At Kiyn Institute

Miss Barrows demonstrates jellied cranberries using half sugar and half water to sugar, plus practical tips on jelly, cranberry juice, fruit desserts, and keeping fruit fresh. She shares methods for puddings, stews, and a general preference for fruit based dishes and year round fruit use.

Anna Barrow Kiyn Institute

Mrs Hartung Honored by Knights of Honor for 15 Years Service

The Ladies' Knights of Honor presented Mrs Anna M Hartung of 6 East Seth Street with a gold locket bearing the order emblem on her 55th birthday after a serenade by Henry Koehler's band. Present were Mrs Albert Gerber the vice-protector and Albert Gerber among many members.

Ladies’ Knights of Honor Anna M. Hartung East Séth Street The Henry Koehler Albert Gerber

How to Win a Prize Contests at the New York Tribune

Four contests invite readers to submit entries for prizes including collar pins sterling badges world postcards embroidery sets and art supplies. Prizes vary by contest with two or three best or neatest solutions or drawings and a printed letter prize for Every letter printed. Contest closes October 2 and entrants should include age name address and prize choice.

Tibune Benge Tribune The New- York Tribune New York

CROSS WORD PUZZLE AND ANSWERS

Puzzle page reads a list of clue lines and answers including Sunflower Dandelion Sweet William Sweetpea Lilac and notes about a nut bearing tree and a song reference. The text includes puzzle prompts, anagrams, and a section titled ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.

Puzzle Maze and Things to Think About Prizes Named

Prize results list several young contestants with addresses in Brooklyn Seattle Wilkes Barre Paterson and Brooklyn again plus a note from a reader in Brookline Mass thanking for a Tribune prize watch and a first prize memory of the writer.

Elsie Irene Cluff Miller Avenue Brooklyn Farris Norton Sixteenth Avenue Seattle Edmund J. Gates South River Street Wilkes-Barre Penn Edna Brierley Governor Stret Paterson N. J Ft. Aa Brookline Mass Roger Hunneman

Halloween Surprise in Bunny Tales

Bunny Boots exclaims tonight is Halloween and reveals a giant Jack o Lantern. Teddy Bear and Bunny prepare to scare bats but a white shape with gleaming eyes intrudes as they hide behind beds. They flee toward home awaiting the continuation.

Bunny Boots Teddy Bunny Teddy Bear

Coiffure Notes Reveal Autumn Hair Styles For Fashionable Women

The article surveys autumn coiffures with oversized hats requiring added hair, Psyche knots, and soft side waves. It contrasts indoor notables with large hats, and outlines styles for small hats, toques, and evening coiffures inspired by Directoire, with jeweled back combs and seed pearls expected to return.

Marcel Curtis

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Alice Campbell Pip and Pop Clever Schley the Tribune Ethel Riegelman Bloomfield Avenue Montclair, N. J Miss Barrows Anlyood Horticulturists Mrs. Hartung Triangle WORD S&s Valentina Jr Eighth Avenus Prise
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