Indians Trek to Oregon in Covered Wagon
Chief Winter Moon leads a band of Indians on a wagon trek from Washington D C toward Oregon along the Jason Lee route of 1834. They aim to reach Oregon for the hundredth anniversary celebration of Lee's arrival on September 8. Senator G C L McNary and Senator Pope of Idaho witness the moment as others look on.
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Hief Winter Moon
Washington, D. C
Oregon
Jason Lee
United States
CG. L. McNary
Chief Winter Moon
Congress
Pope
Idaho
Redeye Nest Feeds Bold Cowbird In Orchard Tale
In the Old Orchard, Jenny Wren asserts Sally Sly laid an egg in Redeye’s nest and a cowbird hatches. The Redeyes feed the larger chick, causing distress to their own nestlings and provoking debate about kindness versus practicality as Peter Rabbit observes. WNU Service.
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Jenny Wren
Redeye
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Jenny
Sally Sly
Jen
Feter
Mrs. Redeye
T W. Burgess
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Lemon and Blueberry Puddings Souffles and Steamed Cakes
In warm months delicate puddings and souffles are enjoyed. Recipes include Lemon Souffle with lemon rind and juice. Spanish Souffle with butter bread crumbs and eggs. Steamed Blueberry Pudding with milk and blueberries. Graham Pudding with graham flour and raisins. and a strawberry cream garnish. End by Western Newspaper Union.
Personal letters reveal social humor and daily concerns
A reader correspondence includes questions on married life and shaving with a dull razor. Bobburr responds positively about shaving safety if the razor handle holds. A tramp is described seeking food at a back door, with the writer giving a meal.
A Corner in My Heart and Odd Q&A Stanzas
A collage of verses about longing and a comic mailbag style exchange. Poignant lines about a lost loved one contrast with humorous questions and punchlines from readers answering in the playful WNU Service spirit.
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Benedict Arnold: British brigadier general and traitor
After betraying his country Benedict Arnold was commissioned a brigadier general of the British army and awarded 6315 pounds for property losses. He led expeditions in Virginia and New London and later outfitted privateers. He faced scorn in England and died in London on June 14, 1801.
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Benedict Arnold
Virginia
New London
England
London
Global Malaria Battle Shifts With Quinine Trials
A National Geographic bulletin notes a large quinine program in Puerto Rico shows malaria persists despite progress. It traces malaria history from Sir Ronald Ross through Anopheles transmission, compares with yellow fever, and cites irrigation projects in Africa and Italy as shaping disease spread and geography.
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Puerto Rico
Washington
D. C
National Geographic Society
Ronald Stoss
Tropics
Panama Canal
Panama
Gorgas
Central America
United Fruit Company
Puerto Armuelles
Don't Give Up Use S S S Tonic for Worn Out Feeling
An advice pitch urges readers to combat fatigue from colds overwork or worry by boosting red blood cells and hemoglobin with S S S tonic. It claims improved appetite color and energy with regular use and notes the product has long standing and scientific endorsement.
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