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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

3

Paleface White Man Found Amid Kentucky Settlement Tale

In a pre Revolutionary Kentucky outpost Jerome Sanders shelters a naked white boy fled from Shawnee captivity. Adopted by Kahtoo, the boy speaks only bastard French and Shawnee, touches his pale skin, and proclaims himself Paleface. Dave Yandell, a settler leader, notices the boy's unusual claim and attention.

Kentucky Jerome Sanders Kahtoo Dave Yandell

Indian boy aids fort defense and meets Kentucky kin

In a Carolina frontier stockade, old Jerome and Dave command a war council as three pursuing Indians attack. A mysterious barefoot boy helps defend the fort, kills an Indian, and later reveals a kinship link to Barbara and a Kentucky family, shaping future ties.

Jerome Dave Old Jerome Mother Sanders Bud Old Joél Old Joel

Peter Gnome and Fairy Wards Off Measles Visit

In a fanciful tale Peter Gnome complains of sly illness and Lucy’s measles visit. Fairy Grant-Your-Wishes and Fairy Wondrous Secrets devise a magic package to ease Lucy’s fever, and a doctor confirms the worst is past as Lucy starts getting better on the Get ting-well Road.

Peter Gnome Fairy Grant Measles Lucy Fairy Grant-Your Carrie

Manor of Colonel Dale and the early Virginia colony

A vivid portrait of a colonial Virginia estate ruled by Colonel Dale tied to a century of brick from England. The scene traces the grand manor, its lawns, and enslaved labor, with Powhatan visitors, Burgesses, and English governance shaping a hierarchical society in the early English colonies.

England Colonel Dale Wilds Little Kingdom Africa House of Burgesses Church Church of England

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