In the Days of Poor Richard
A note on the periodical work credits Irving Bacheller as author for the piece titled In the Days of Poor Richard.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
6
Bleeding Love in the Albany Valley
Solomon Binkus and Jack Irons warn settlers in 1768 Horse Valley of a Indian uprising. They rescue Margaret Hare, fall in love, and travel to Fort Stanwix. In London Jack and Margaret reconnect as tensions rise between colonists and England. Franklin, Washington, and Clarke figures shape the looming war.
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Solomon Binkus
Jack Irons
Horse Valley
New York
Colonel Hare
England
Jack
Margaret Hare
Margaret
Fort Stanwix
Hare
Irons
Albany
Solomon
Boston
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
London
Doctor Franklin
Binkus
Washington
Franklin
General Clarke
Lionel Clarke
Will-Continued Chapter Showdown at Sunrise on Shoot er's Hill
Captain Preston and Solomon Rinkus meet Lt Clarke and a wary general to arrange a concealed pistol duel near Shoot er's Hill at sunrise.双方 agree to secrecy and mutual protection, and Clarke sides with Preston against the general's wary stance.
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Preston
Solomon Rinkus
Clarke
Binkus
John Irons, Jr
Captain Preston
Shooter’s Hill
Oaks
Leutenant
Young Clarke
Solomon
Goliar
The Encounter Chapter IX Opens Near London
The chapter follows Solomon Jack and Stone leaving London and taking lodgings at The Rose and Garter within nine miles of the appointed encounter scene. Earlier that morning an American sent a Prestom friend by post chaise toward the location.
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Solomon
Jack
Oe Stone
London
Rose and Garter
Prestom
Duel at Dawn Across the English Countryside
Solomon Binkus and Jack Irons join General Clarke and aides at The Rose and Garter inn for a dawn pistol duel in a field of honor. The clash ends with Jack wounded and the English party departing. Jack plans to flee to London with Margaret, while Solomon awaits a post chaise to Deal.
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Rose and Garter
Solomon
Jack
David
Goliar
Preston
Doctor Brooks
England
General Clarke
Prenton
Irons
Solomon Binkus
John Irons
Albany
Jack d
Clarke
Eieutenant
Binkus
Chaise
The Kitchen Cabinet Smiles Habit and Cheer
A brief note on cultivating cheerfulness as a habit, suggesting a cheerful outlook can grow like other habits. The piece emphasizes smiling as a sign of a hopeful mindset and daily practice.
Light desserts and fruit blends from late spring to summer
A collection of simple fruit based desserts and preparations. Prune cream with gelatin and citrus folded in cream. tomato jelly with spices and peas. drop doughnuts from egg, sugar, milk and flour. mayonnaise from egg and oil. Short poetic line about distance lending enchantment to the view.
Graham Pudding and Graham Cracker Cake From Old Recipe
A reader recipe describes Graham Pudding and a Graham Cracker Cake. It gives steps with graham flour, butter, milk, molasses, raisins, steam time, and a sauce of egg yolks and sugar. The cake uses graham crackers, butter, sugar, eggs, milk, cinnamon, and mocha frosting.
Diplomatic Courtier in Suleiman Era Visits Adria nop le
In Suleiman the Magnificent’s era a diplomatic envoy visits Constantinople. European and Asian ambassadors attend. A Persian envoy complains when Europeans remove hats, prompting officials to explain the gesture as a sign of deference to the ruler.
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Suleiman the Magnificent
Adrianople
Europe
Asia
National Geographic Magazine
Personal Poser for the Tradesman
A brief quotation from the Boston Transcript questions weight measures noting a tradesman’s short weight. It reflects a small printed aside on measurement practices and public interest in accuracy.
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Boston Transcript
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irving Bacheller
Chapter
America
Westerm Newspaper Union
Eeewie
Is Wrig
Cory
Bayer
Pole
Naseline
W. N. U. Lincoln
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