New World Welcome Aboard For Fugitives From England
Robert Heathers and William Heydon flee England in 16u to escape tyranny and reach the New World. They are welcomed at Boston by Rev Doctor Cotton and acquaint with Amos Todkill, a veteran soldier and woodsman.
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Robert Heathers
William Heydon
England
New World
Boston
Doctor Cotton
Amos Todkill
Two Young Men Enter New World of Puritan Life
In a dining scene at the Winthrop mansion the two arrivals William Heydon and Robert Heathers discuss race with Indians, religion, and their future in the New World. They share stories of England, rebellion, and hopes while guests debate crosses, loyalty, and societal norms during a long feast.
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Todkill
Braxton
William
Robert
Winthrop
Todkinl
England
Edward Brade
Doctor Cotton
William Heydon
Robert Heathers
John Winthrop
Thomas Shepherd
First Church of
Salem
Inland Puritan youths meet at Doctor Cotton's party
In a Boston parish gathering Governor Dudley notes resemblance between William and Robert Endicott while contrasting their temperaments. They discuss plantation plans and church admission, and meet Miss Elizabeth Brade, described in lavish London fashion, as the governor offers guidance on land for their settlement.
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Ernor
Endicott
Mary
William
Bess
Mr. Endicott
Winthrop
Roger Williams
Salem
Robert
First Church of
Boston
Colony
Elizabeth Brade
London
Worth While Inventions Fruit of Woman's Brain
A historical look at women patent recipients highlights the gender gap with early records showing 2455 patents to women from 1790 to 1888 and about 15000 by 1888. It cites Rose Shulman of Brooklyn for an ice bag as the fifteen thousandth and lists early female inventors such as Mary Kies Betsy Metcalf Lucy Johnson Hannah Montague M. E. Knight Martha J. Coston and Nancy M. Johnson for various innovations.
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Rose Shulman
Brooklyn
Mary Kies
Betsy Metcalf
Lucy Johnson
Hannah Montague
M. E. Knight
Martha J. Coston
Coast Guard
Nancy M. Johnson
Easy wax film polishes mirrors for brighter shine
An easy method to brighten mirrors is to apply a thin wax film to the glass and wipe with a dry cloth. The mirror will gleam more and dust will cling less, improving luster.
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