King Philip and the Wampanoag Leader’s Legend in New England
A retelling by Elmo Scott Watson recounts Metacom King Philip's resistance to English expansion, his alliances with the Wampanoag, and the brutal aftermath for his people. It notes the 1620 Plymouth memorials and future plans to honor his line with Alt Hope relaying Indian relics and a shrine.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Jatisil
Ang Dust Evaudand
Metacom
Ty Cather
bin Ag King Milling
Phill
Dini
Tin
Barvaresa
Ene
Tt I
Haflenreffer
Doso
Shilze
Alt Hope
Klay Pits
Philip Deaih
Beulo
Ford
Philip
Altosay
Tecumseh
Igstory
Fife
Ileath
New England
Masgiswit
Erlend
Wamsutta
Myrauth
Trentship
Lo Wamsutte
Nade
Alexiolir
FHP
Mossusoie
Alexander
Masonsoit
Aachen
Clint
Lesander
Thode
Watntuee
Philp
Pachen
Philip Mate Veep
Gumsum
MiMiiLon
Mt. Hope
Mussuelu- Sens
Uli
Aibout
Rhone
Blesiage Wei Teouwan
Humnbers
Calbor
Tey
Ehough
Lary
Pillip
Swansea
Renirmiy Lane
Bidiys Phco
Roglish
Ap Lhilian
Chilig Tit
Cain
Geebles
Solder md
Plymouth
Edward Everett
Mymouth
Massnaolt
Apilin
King Cuhy
Remarkable Kew Rock Garden Planting and Global Sugar Notes
The report describes a display at Kew featuring a rare rock garden plant called the dighemans and details a method to bend flowering shoots. It also surveys global sugar production with plantations in Ravel Gah and Saas and a 143 foot long canal system.
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Kew
Walter Tunnel
Ravel, Gah
Saas
Pacific
Simplicity One Good Feature in This Attractive Building
W A Radford describes a house design by Willan Barford featuring a 29 foot by 40 foot footprint and 14 foot living room height. The plan emphasizes a side entry, open stair to a second floor, dining room front, and living room rear with two baths, aiming for a practical yet elegant modern home appeal.
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Ruth
Igor
Sida Temby
Green and White Bathroom Color Schemes Highlighted
The article discusses green and white color palettes for bathrooms, noting preferences for white walls with blue or yellow accents, and high gloss woodwork. It covers tile and wall board usage, motorized contrasts, and motifs like pale green walls, contrasting trim, and bright rugs to create appealing spaces.
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Tom Brontton
Strich
Rhout
Phil
Shuywli
Ends of the Paint Brush Shape Painting Value
The article argues the two ends of a brush work differently with pigment. It notes the handle end controls speed and balance while the ferrule end applies color, stressing quality over cost and urging careful material choice before pricing.
Four Keys to Perfect Architecture by Oberwarth
Four points necessary to perfect architecture are utility, expression of purpose, sound construction, and beauty. Oherwarth argues each must be fulfilled for architectural success, with durability, proper materials, and skilled assembly proving essential.
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O. Talina Oberwarth
Mr. Oberwarth
Hatldtog Ly
Masked Catcher General Tying Leads Hartford Style
A Hartford student earns notice for a first recorded use of a catcher's mask in a game. The mask, invented by E W Forr in 1878, marks a pivotal moment in early baseball protective gear.
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General Tying
Hartford
cAlvhar
E W. Forr
Hartford Club
Phillips Air of Magnesia advertisement from 19th century
An old time ad extols Phillips Air of Magnesia as a pleasant stomach acid remedy. It claims quick relief for sour stomachs and bad breath, promotes it as physician endorsed and suitable for both children and adults, and notes price and company details from Phillips Chemical Company and Charles A. Phillips.
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Phillips
Phillus
Dane
Charlee HL Phillips Chemical Cn
Charlea A. Phillipa
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