Reading era views on wealth and society in Caldwell's pages
A collection of opinion notes and anecdotes critiques on money, status, and culture. It questions aristocratic fantasy in America, mocks West Point lore, and contrasts wealth with broader human aims. It cites Schwab and other figures while arguing true value lies beyond material gain.
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America
United States
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Trust
New York
Schwab
Origin of the Name Texas Traced to Tejas Word
Edward W. Heusinger of San Antonio showcases a 1747 geography finding that Texas derives from the Tejas term. The map shows New Spain and the Province of Louisiana describing Natchitoches and Native tribes near the Rio Grande.
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Belef
Edward W. Heusinger
San Antonio
New York Tribune
North America
Australia
New Holland
New Guinea
North Sea
Mexico
New Spain
Texas
Louisiana
Natchitoches
Rio de Norte
South Dakota
Heusinger
North River
Rio Grande
Weather Bureau Hiring Quip Echoes Career Insight
The Washington Star joke about speed in weather signals contrasts with a Boston Transcript line on married life. A quip on money and art hints at broader truths about perception. The wry notes deliver a series of aphoristic snippets on work, love, and ambition.
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Weather Bureau
Washington Star
The Red Storm of the Days of Daniel Boone
Boonesborough endures siege as Daniel Boone's son James is mortally wounded defending a burning cabin. Boone battles grief and resolves to reaffirm leadership with Rebecca and Joel Logston guiding the defense. Rosaline Alston faces pressure from Le Bland and Captain Du Quesne as she and Monon are abducted to Boonesborough amid escalating threats.
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Fleming
Boone
Flem
Daniel Boone
James
Jamen
Joel Logston
David
Cap'n
Logston
Joel
Daniel
Mr. Boone
Moses
Rebecca
Mrs. Boone
Boonesborough
White Cloud
Rosaline
le Bland
Star-Light
White-Cloud
Sholska
Rosalthe
Monon
Alent
Rosalihes
Alston
Rosaline Alston
Monsieur le Bland
de Queane
le Blanc
Captain du Quesne
le Brand
Zephyr
Menon
Parenta
Rosalide
Miss Alston
du Quesne
Alligators in Captivity Readiness and Risks
A Scientific American review explains keeping young alligators in captivity is feasible with heat and proper feeding. Young reptiles are active and combative, while older ones grow sluggish and cannibalistic tendencies require segregation. Breeding is rare in captivity though eggs can hatch with heat.
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Scientific American
Rosaline Guides Star-Light Back Toward Boonesborough
The department of Star-Light grows friendlier after her return. The change stems from events surrounding Allan Norwood and Le Bland. Rosaline notes the promise to return her to Boonesborough and no delay is expected.
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Department of Star-Light
The
Minse
Allan Norwood
le Bland
Rosaline
Star Light
Boonesborough
Rosalthe
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