Toward a New World 1634 to 1635 in Early America
Elmo Scott Watson surveys North American colonies at year end 1634 and forecasts shaping events. He notes English New England strength from Plymouth and Boston, Maryland religious freedom, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Virginia rebellions as precursors to a free United States. Anne Hutchinson’s Massachusetts reverberates with a growing hope for religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
North America
Great Southwest
St. Augustine
Florida
St. Lawrence
New France
New World
Hudson
Massachusetts
North American
Old England
New England
New Netherland
New Spain
Pennsylvania
James Oglethorpe
Georgia
Virginia
John Garvey
John West
1635 seeds of liberty in Rhode Island and Connecticut
The text outlines Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson facing banishment from Massachusetts Bay for religious dissent. Williams flees to Narragansett Bay and aims to found Providence, while Hutchinson settles south, aiding Rhode Island’s rise as a haven for religious freedom. It notes Thomas Hooker’s plans to move to Connecticut, and Puritans in England backing Saybrook, led by Winthrop Jr., shaping early New England colonies that become Connecticut.
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New England
Elijah
Massachusetts Bay
Anne Hutchinson
England
Roger Williams
Salem
America
General Court
Williams
Massasoit
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Rhode Island
Virginia
United States of America
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Thomas Hooker
Newton
Connecticut
Lord Saye and
Sele
Lord Brooke
Richard Saltonstall
John Hampden
John Pym
Charles I
Massachusetts
John Winthrop, Jr
New Year Echoes and a Nation in Transition
A reflective look at 1733 1735 and later years noting Paul Revere John Adams and Mark Twain as birth and fame figures through early American history. It traces revolutionary ideas the drafting of the Declaration of Independence the rise of democracy and notable deaths and events shaping the nation from 1834 to 1934 with a wider glance at Osceola Florida Seminole War and the spread of radio New Year celebrations.
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Boston
Apollos Hivers
America
Deborah Hichborn
Paul Revere
Paul
Middlesex
Virginia
Rhode Island
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
United States
Congress
White House
Capitol
Warren R. Davis
South Carolina
Jackson
Richard Lawrence
John Wilkes Booth
Lawrence
Abraham Lincoln
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Supreme Bench
Missouri
Florida
Sam Clemens
Nevada
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Mississippi
Osceola
Fort King
Thompson
Francis L. Dade
Withlacoochee River
United States Military Academy
West Point
One Hundred and Eighth
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New York
Vision and spending plans loom in global and U S chatter
In this column a mix of economic and political notes discusses Ickes plans to spend 105 billion on public works, U S income figures, and comparisons with European regimes. It notes NRA recovery, quotes critics on wealth and ownership myths, and reports on cotton growers extending Bankhead restrictions to curb production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Resources Board
Sam
F. H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance
United States
Flynn’s bold raid nets counterfeiters in Hudson River town
Chief Flynn of the Secret Service traces a $2 bill rings from Philadelphia to New York then to Highland on the Hudson. after shadowing Salvatore Cueno and Vincent Gaglio he storms a saloon with a revolver demanding surrender, arresting the suspects and winning long penitentiary terms while ending the counterfeit operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everal
Flynn
United States Secret Service
Philadelphia
New York
Hudson River
New York State
Highland
Elf
Salvatore Cueno
Vincent Gaglio
Secret Service
Hudson
United States
WNUD
Iron Age Relics Found in Bailintoy Caves Ireland
Archaeologists led by Dr. J Wilfrid Jackson of the Manchester museum uncover early iron age artifacts in Bailintoy caves northern Ireland. A roughly finished baked clay female figure attracts attention alongside a water worn stone fireplace six feet deep and a surrounding stone wall. Worked bones include piercers and needles with a fine polished two inch needle and an intact eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailintoy
Northern Ireland
J. Wilfrid Jackson
Manchester Museum
Crete
Sun Bonnet quilt block pattern from Home Craft Co
Home Craft Co offers six 18 inch Sun Bonnet quilt blocks stamped for cutting and stitching on colored prints. Embroidery is outline stitch. Request a complete block by mail plus a six-block quilt sample for postpaid. Address Home Craft Co Dept D St. Louis Mo. Include return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Housewife Advice on Preparing Roast Beef
A Housewife column advises cooking roast beef to a safe doneness, noting many prefer rare yet warns against raw meat as a potential worm source. It stresses cooking long enough for proper digestion and safety.
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Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
Orchard near Milan grows vast pear and peach crops
Miles of trees cover an orchard near Milan. Four miles of pear trees and 31 miles of peach trees form one of Europe's largest plantings with 200000 pear bears and 6000 peach bearers. Several varieties test soil and climate. promoters plan export when favorable.
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Milan
Italy
Europe
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Saybrook
Saye
Brooke
Hooker
Connecticut River
Colony
State of
Braintree
Mass
Harvard College
Boston Gazette
Continental Congress
George Washington
Richard Henry Lee
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Western Newspaper Union
Brisbane
Russia
Kirov
Stalin
Louis Mosenza
New Jersey
NRA
France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Germany
Romania
Magda Lupescu
Carel
Carol
St. Anthony
Joseph J. Fiske
Hitler
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew W. Mellon
Henry Ford
George F. Baker
George
Marquess of Donegal
London Sunday
East Prussia
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WN Service
Clark
Housewife's Idea
Parker
D. Te
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
WMD
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