The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone Continues
In a frontier siege scene Daniel Boone and his son James defend Boonesborough as rebels attack from the woods. James is mortally wounded while Boone faces a personal crisis, choosing to reclaim command and rally the fort. Rosaline, Monon, and Le Bland provoke peril with a kidnapping and dark schemes.
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Daniel Boone
James
Fleming
Joel Logston
David
Cap’n
Joel
Boone
Daniel
Moses
Rebecca
Ja. Boone
Boones
Rosaline
Zephyr
Rosalihe
Monon
le Bland
Boonesbborough
Rosal
Boonesborough
Mise Alston
Star-Light department warms to heroine after village return
The chapter notes a kinder reception for the department of Star-Light following her return to the village. Allan Norwood and Le Bland trigger events that shape the mood as Rosaline senses the heroine's feelings and uses the moment to act.
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Department of Star-Light
Allan Norwood
le Bland
Rosaline
Star
Feeding the Calf Easily in a Simple Pen Setup
A practical method for feeding a stubborn calf involves a pen with a solid front, a removable feed panel, and attached chains to drop the panel for easy access. The design uses a hinged cut-out and external cleats to secure the mechanism while feeding.
Feeding the Calf and Farm Tips on Labor Reduction
An article section discusses a calf feeding pail device to prevent spills and moves to ease feeding. It also covers farm labor shortages, practical acreage reduction, crop focus, dog use for milking routines, cold frames for vegetables, well drained soil for fruit trees, and pig growth with proper care.
Alligators in Captivity and Their Young
Alligators kept as curiosities grow slowly in captivity and require heat. Young alligators are lively and carnivorous, needing daily feeding of meat insects and worms. Cannibalism occurs among adults, so sexes and individuals must be separated. Reproduction is rare in captivity, but eggs hatch with heat. young survive with careful handling. News from Strassburg reports a bust of President Kruger for Pretoria.
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Scientific American
Strassburg
Kruger
Pretoria
Seargemund
Lorraine
Pumpkins for Stock Feed on the Farm
Farm readers are advised to plant pumpkin seeds among corn to harvest pumpkins for winter feed. Pumpkins store well. use specked ones first to extend supply. Feed to cows sheep swine and poultry with care. chop poultry pieces finely after skin removal. Mix with meat scraps and bran, moisten with skim milk, feed warm.
Self Binder On Skids Eases Red River Grain Harvest
A Minnesota farmer reports a novel harvest method in the Red River Valley after heavy rains left fields soft. He describes mounting a binder on runners or skids and using horses to pull it like a sled while powering the binding mechanism with a small gasoline engine. The scheme enabled cutting a large area of grain that would have been a loss.
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Minnesota
Red River Valley
Review of Dowie's Spectacular Career
A compact chronicle outlines John Alexander Dowie’s rise from early preaching on Chicago streets to establishing a divine healing mission, founding Zion City, and launching metropolitans crusades. It notes ownership, colonization efforts, legal troubles, health declines, and leadership shifts including Wilbur Glen Voliva.
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San Franciseco
Chicago
Stony Island Avenue
Gan Avenue
12Th Street
Zion City
England
Elijah III
Elijah the
Texas
Frederick Button
New Zealand
Zion
New York
San Francisco
Australia
West Indiea
Wilbur Glen Voliva
The
Christian Tries
Testimonial on Carnegie Spelling Reform Method
The New York Herald notes Andrew Carnegie backs a commission of scholars to reform spelling toward phonetic simplicity. The panel urges omitting unnecessary letters and prioritizing sound over derivation in the proposed changes.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
New York Herald
Wedding Customs in Turkey
The Turkish dowry is fixed by law and custom at $1.70, unchanged by wealth or poverty. Weddings always occur on Thursday, with four days of festivities starting the prior Monday, featuring separate men and women celebrations and distinct daily ceremonies. Spoons forks knives or wine are not allowed at wedding tables.
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Turkey
United States
No Use Expecting Her to Forget
A comic exchange from Chicago Record-Herald where a wife sings about spring and a husband groans about costs for the year. The dialogue hints at financial worries and growing domestic tension with humor in a newspaper voice.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Tombstone Remark Sparks Local Outcry Over Gayboy Tribute
A Pittsburg press writer recalls a wife’s inscription on Gayboy’s tombstone. The phrase Treace to His Ashes becomes the center of controversy, with critics deeming it inappropriate and overly dramatic for the deceased’s afterlife.
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Gayboy
Treace
Pittsburg
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Monsieur le Bland
Tu Quesne
Rogalthe
Captain du Quesne
Rea
Siasas
Uriah ‘Cook
Union County
Ohio
South Africa
R. L. Watts
Dowie
Gous Alexander
DOW
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