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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

Page

2

Biggs and Bim. Traylor Family Trek to Sangamon County

Samson and Sarah Traylor with two children Josiah and Betsey travel from Vergennes, VI to the Sangamon country in Illinois. They meet John McNeil at Niagara Falls who joins the journey. Harry Needles is saved by Sarah’s ministrations and travels with them. In New Salem Lincoln, Tuincoln, Kelso and Kim greet them. Samson builds a cabin as Lincoln slugs Armstrong. Harry fights McNeil’s attackers as Bim drives them off with a shotgun. Lincoln loves Ann Rutledge but stays silent. Harry loves Bim. Traylor helps two enslaved people from St vis and Eliphalet Biggs’s arm is broken by Traylor.

Synopsia Samson Sarah Traylor Josiah Betsey Vergennes Land of Plenty Sangamon Illinois Niagara Falls John McNeil Sarah Harry Needles Traylors New Salem Ilinois St.vis Eliphalet Biggs Traylor Mr. Biggs Biggs Abe Kelso Allen Cervantes Bim Ann Jack Kelso Bim Kelso Offut Mrs. Kelso Sve St Louis Pigo Sauces Ted

Eliphalet Biggs Meets Bim Kelso in a Frontier Tale

In 1832 at Rutledge’s tavern in St. Louis Missouri Eliphalet Biggs visits Jack Kelso and woos Bim Kelso. Ann Rutledge notices their courtship while Abe Lincoln notes the political dangers of slavery as tensions rise between North and South.

Vanishing Indian Language Study Urges Recording

The Sun and New York Herald note California faces rapid loss of many Indian languages. Some dialects survive only by five or six speakers while others have 20 to 30 left. Efforts are underway to record these languages to illuminate Pacific coast history.

America California Pacific Coast Sun And New York Herald

Dogs wear sunshades during London heat wave

The London Answers notes a novelty born of the protracted heat: light crepe sunshades hung over dogs by wire. A dog hid in a railway tunnel for two days, frightened by trains, while horses retained straw hats from earlier campaigns.

London Highbury Tube

Cattle Raising Leaders and Texas’s Leading Role

The United States tops the cattle-raising nations with 56,592,000 head. Australia ranks fourth with 11,819,000 head. Texas leads U S cattle production, about equal to Australia’s output and perhaps slightly higher.

United States Australia Texas

Time Signals With Wireless Outfit At Jewelry Shops

Radio News editor H Gernsback argues a simple wireless time-receiving setup would aid makers and repairers. He notes jewelers adopting the device to attract trade with show windows and loud talkers outside facilities as noon time signals echo to nearby passersby.

H- Gernsback Radio News New York South

Lost Stella Seeks Heart Return

Bella reports Stella has misplaced her heart and asks for its return after one question.

Stella Bella

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Irving Bacheller Biggs and Bim Brimstead Samson ‘Traylor Vermont Liph Biggs Tertain Offat Mr. Eliphalet Biggs James Rutledge Rutledge Olive Street St. Louis Hopedale Egoland Kentucky Ann Rutledge Blackstone Jess Pete Graham Boston Bayer Apirin Spohn Spohn Medical Company Goshen, Indiana Lts Bobby Daddy Detroit Billy Indianapolis News France
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