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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

7

ABE LINCOLN Synopsis Flight From Vergennes to Sangamon Country

Samson and Sarah Traylor with two children journey by wagon in the summer of 18% from Vergennes Vermont to a land of plenty in Illinois. They meet a youth, John McNeil, at Niagara Falls who also heads toward Sangamon country amid frontier turmoil and Indian fears.

Samson Sarah ‘Traylor Jomins Betsey Vergennes Land of Plenty Tllinois Nagara Falls John McNeil Sangamon Ohio Samason Sarah Sam- Yeon Traylors Niagara County New York Harry Needles Sarson Indiana Timpols

Journey to New Salem and the Arrival at Rutledge’s Tavern

The travelers from Vermont reach New Salem and meet Dr John Allen and Mrs Rutledge at Rutledge’s Tavern. Samson and Sarah, with their companions, are drawn into the village life as they rest, mend, and plan to settle near Abe Lincoln, viewing Offut’s store and Kelso’s cabin with curiosity and cautious hope.

Offut Ane Jack Kelso Bim Lincoln Sarah Samean Douglas Jerruld Dr. Allan Samson New Salem Tle Dr Alien Kentucky Obie Clary's Grove Stephen Nuckles Isaac Gallaher Abe Dr. Alien Abe Lincoln Denton Offut Ruthedge’s Abelax

Derivation of April Explained by Authorities

Authorities on word origins note that April derives from the Latin aperio meaning to open. They say the month was named for trees and flowers opening in spring, making April unique among Latin named months by referencing natural conditions.

Translation of a phonetic note to a schooling issue

The Milwaukee Journal reports Dr. George P. Barth head of public school martial work faced a pupil note excusing a girl’s absence. The note says Mintie has a new baby and must stay home to help. The department linguists faced barriers before Barth visited the home.

Minnie Scapuy George P. Barth Bendarhes Mintie Milwaukes Journal

Enriching the Language in The Luray Herald

The Luray Herald notes that French expressions brought home by soldiers will enrich English with phrases like bean tote bone jar billy da lingery auntra nco fox paws Jenny's pa three beans and toot sweet. The piece frames these terms as lasting additions to vernacular.

The Luray Herald

Say It With Mowers And Gardens In The Daily Banter

A garbled fragment discusses garden talk and the idea of saying a line with mowers. It juxtaposes remarks to a wife neighbor partner and home chores. The piece notes much talk signals little thought and includes a Boston Transcript quip about phrases and oral saying.

Bether

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Health After Childbirth

A fragment outlines Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted remedy for women suffering after childbirth. It claims the product has helped many women recover from various pains and ailments, promoting health through decades of use.

Mrs. Williams Lydia E. Pinkham Ted Pier Lydia Pinkham Paine Lydia Pinkham Eatonic A. Peterfield

Two Things Not Looked For Autobiography Tale

Andrew Carnegie recalls a story about Matthew Arnold in his Autobiography. Arnold struggled with lectures in the United States yet sought to learn and asked how to hold audiences. The American Leniorist advised to amuse first then be earnest, noting two things no man is prepared for Death and Shem's twins, prompting laughter and a shaken house.

Andrew Carnegie Matthew Arnold United States Ansious Josh Histings Shem Mir Arnold

New York Wife Seeks Separation Over Music in Suit

A Daily Sandpaper item reports a New York wife discovering her husband’s infidelity with a pupil student. She files for separation, alleging music as the trigger in a high profile suit.

Daily Sandpaper New York Magnzine

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