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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

2

Francis Drake and the Golden Hind tale told aboard

Bartram, aboard the United States cutter John C, recounts Francis Drake and the Golden Hind. He narrates Drake’s rise from a poor Englander to a famed navigator, detailing his early Spanish looting, the voyage around South America, the capture of treasure ships, and his voyage to the Pacific and back to England, with vivid scenes of storms, battles, and interactions with indigenous people.

Bar Bertram Jim San Francisco Golden Gate Harbor Tiffin Prescott Old Drake Francis Panama Drake England Akins West Indies Mexico Vera Cruz Central America South America Pacific Ocean Elizabeth Plymouth Atlantic South Ameri Straits of Magellan Pacific Francis Drake South Seas Lima Dallas California Ben Elizabeth Philippines Indian Ocean Good Hope

Tricks and puzzles from the playground

A string trick with scissors puzzles a friend who cannot release the hook end without undoing the loop. A Philadelphia boy describes a nail puzzle: two four inch nails crossed can be separated and rejoined. Etymology in the family ends with a humorous mispronunciation dialogue about names.

Philadelphia

Boys Build a Canoe Home on the Mississippi

In Io near the Mississippi slough region two youths, ALPH and were, devise a camping plan and construct a boat of pine planks to travel down the river to fish at John son’s Slough. They craft a cabin aboard with windows, a door, berths, lockers, and a pantry, finishing by early July with their Crusoe boat complete.

Elizabeth Drake Bertram Atlantic Isthmus Porto Bello Wren Drake Jack Heela Jim Ewig John Pettingill Mississipp River Ralph Iowa River Mississippi Johnson's Slough United States Mediapolis

Little girl refuses rope skipping tale and mosquito mystery

A child insists she never skips rope despite fun. A Kal Amazoo tale warns of rope skipping danger. A cold storage magnate explains mosquitoes hatch from eggs, prompting questions about western storage and pest control.

Kalamazoo Papa Oma

Bird Nesting as a Pastime and Nest Observation

The piece extols bird nesting as a fascinating yet cruel pastime if nests are robbed. It urges observers to locate and record nests, noting location, nesting materials, and bird species, then describes the cunning of yellowbirds defending nests against cow blackbird intruders and the need to dust nests with camphor or snuff to deter pests.

Drawing Through Glass Technique for Accurate Perspective

A method instructs placing a pane of glass over drawing paper to view a landscape in reflection. By tilting the pane and looking straight down, the scene appears inverted yet aids tracing correct perspective. With practice the drawing can be exact and proportionate.

Greater New York Transit Sees Over One Billion Passengers

More than one billion riders used subway and roads in Greater New York last year. The paid fares totaled 1,171,151,698, up 93,492,451 from the previous year.

Greater New York

Denver Kid Judge Shares City Wide Square Deal

A Denver boy who ran a newsstand becomes a court icon after a judge grants an injunction to protect his business. The 35 year old judge credits his youth with shaping the juvenile court system and the idea of a square deal for boys.

Denver Morris

Boys Choice of Dogs at School

A teacher asks his students to pick which dog they would prefer. George’s dog sits calmly by his side and never bites, while Thomas’ dog is aggressive and risks snapping at people and animals. The class responds with a clear vote for Thomas.

Tee George Thomas Ware

Johnny's Adventure in the Country Day Out for London Slum Children

A group of London slum children, including six year old Johnny, were taken to the countryside for a day out. After tea, Johnny endured stomach discomfort and fatigue from overfeeding and being seated rigidly, expressing distress and a wish to return.

Johnny London Sean

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Francis Drake and The Golden Hind Polly Evans John Pee Bartram John C Peru Nombre de Dios Spain Midway Valparaiso Tarapaca Queen Elizabeth Tommy Pop Meacher Rudd Marrow
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