Early English settlers find love in New World tale
Robert Heathers and William Heydon sail to the New World in 1634 to flee tyranny. They are welcomed in Boston by Rev. Doctor Cotton and meet Amos Todkill, a seasoned woodsman. Heydon courts Elizabeth Brade, daughter of a colony leader, and the pair begin colonist life together.
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Robert
Blaxton
Bess
Will Shakespeare
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Mabel Hartley
Earl of Warwick
America
Newtown
Phidias
Henry VIII
Love and conflict in early Boston as William enemies and Peggy clash
In 1682 Boston the young men toil in woods and kitchens while courting, debating marriage and church rules. Robert chases Peggy Weld as rival Jim Rosewell seeks her favor, amid town life, kindness from Winthrops, and a growing colony.
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John Winthrop
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Apollo
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New Boston
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England
Misquoted maxims and their true origins revealed
A note on misquotations from Golden Book Magazine shows how common phrases lose original meaning. It cites examples such as world loves a lover versus mankind loves a lover, accidents happen versus accidents will occur, and familiarity breeds contempt versus I find my familiarity with thee has bred contempt.
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Braille Press Standardizes International Music Notation
Music score negotiations have progressed for years to create a universal system. The Braille Press implements a standardized notation so musicians from any nation can read each other’s music.
Island Dwellers on lm Showcased by Sea and Islands
The article notes two main routes to lm by water, via the Gote borg canal or the sea through its 75 miles of islands. Rugged seas and rocky islets attract artists and city families who own summer homes. Businessmen commute by launch and most residents own a yacht or craft, spending days on the water.
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Goteborg
Illinois senate advances come tax bills to third reading
A countrywide agenda delivers updates from Springfield on state fiscal policy and administrative plans. Senator Simon E Lantz sees come tax measures advance while Buck Buck heads a federal appointment. the Illinois fair system, archives and historic preservation receive attention alongside health and employment measures.
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Illinois Legislation Moves on Roads and Reforms
Senator Mills backs pay raise for small city judges and traffic control bills push through in House. Illinois reports 1930 accident deaths top 5 735 with autos leading, while probation and child welfare topics feature at Galesburg meeting. Also proposed are insurance reforms, trust administration changes, and a police staffing increase for highways.
Illinois News Notes Highlights From State Capital and Courts
Illinois notes report municipal election costs at 591 160 by Judge Jarecki. County assessors cut values in Vermilion and Logan counties while McLean and Champaign area farmers won revaluations. Deaths include Mrs. Bowser and Miss Mildred McClure. Hospital beds funded for veterans. bandits rob Mundelein bank. Mundelein plans Rome trip. indictments and prison plots surface. Mayors named in several cities. Circuit court ends with 62 convictions. Illinois Central tax injunction affects counties.
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Edwin K. Jarecki
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Fred R. Lloyd
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Louis F. Ginger
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Clarence F. Buck
Monmouth
Internal Revenue
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North American Light and Power Company
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M. C. Mott
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East St. Louis
Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers
Iroquois County
Vera Kraft
Nettie Lou Reaugh
Teachers’ Institute
Champaign
Joliet
Stateville
Anton J. Cermak
Rockford
J. Herman Hallstrom
Springfield
John W. Knapp, Jr
Peoria
Homer L. Ahrends
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Danville
P. Madden
St. Louis
Frank Doyle
Freeport
J. W. Nelson
Galesburg
J. Anderson
Quincy
J. E. Wilson
Urbana
R. Harmon
Evanston
Charles H. Bartlett
Frank Novotny
River Forest
Charles F. Baumrucker
Winnetka
Wiliam B. Moulton
Chester
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Walter Lindley
Tlinois Central
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