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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

8

Raid Drives Mexican Ranch To Mission Aid As Girls Are abducted

Don Alfredo, wealthy Spanish owner of a Southern California rancho, ignores warnings of an outlaw raid by Sierra Indians. He is killed and his two daughters are abducted by the raiders. Padre Pasqual learns the tale as Monica reconstructs events. Texan Henry Bowie and companions pursue the war party, using a ruse to scatter the Indians. The girls are saved and reunite with Monica and the Padre at a mission.

Don Alfredo California Indiana Don Alfredo Monica Padre Pasqual Texas Henry Bowie Ben Pardalee Simmie Hills Monterey Bowie Thomas O. Larkin San Blas Boston Hong Kong Sandwich Islands Mexico San Diego San Pedro Santa Barbara Yerba Buena Sloop of War Larkin Spain

Bowie's California visit and Padre Vicente Pasqual scene

Bowie meets Padre Vicente Pasqual who offers care and protection in Monterey. The frontier leader tests faith and mercy as crowds in the cosmopolitan port class and fashion mingle, while Bowie seeks Larkin and encounters diverse settlers, traders, sailors, and a wary harbor full of distant worlds.

Texans in California Seek empire with Houston envoy

Larkin interviews Bowie and scouts in California where Texans plan an independent empire from the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of California. Bowie aims to learn and report back while Californios warn that Spaniard-blood locals hate Yankees. Doctor Doane examines Bowie as he recovers from a shoulder wound and questions arise about Houston’s ambitions.

California Pacific Slope Larkin Bowie Mr. Larkin Sam Houston Texas Mr. Bowie Gulf of Mexico Gulf of California Spain General Houston Republic of Padre Pasqual Monterey Dr. Doane Doane Houston

Texans Intercepted by Californian Scout on Río Grande Trail

Frank H Spearman describes Bowie's tense exchange with Francisco Estradillo a Californian scout who interprets the Texas party as hunters. Bowie and companions reach the Estrada rancho after a driving rain where they are offered hospitality and lodging.

Bowie Returns to Doane's Office After Eight Years

Bowie, returning to Doane’s clinic after eight years, arrives with two scouts and plans to explore a fur trade up the river. That night he and Pardalee and Simmie camp near live oaks as two horsemen approach unseen along a distant trail.

Bowie California Doane Rio Grande da Guerre Henry Pardalee Simmie Sutter

Fashionable dress and scarfs pattern promotion

A vintage advertisement offers a graceful dress design with a high cut front panel to slim the waist and flatter the bust. It suggests fabrics like chiffon georgette or voile with lace trim for bridge parties luncheons and club events and markets scarfs pattern 2537 with instructions and materials.

Trivia quiz questions on language and history

A set of ten questions covering word origins such as sophomore, peculiarities of Chinese, Duncan Phyfe motifs, biblical lineage of Solomon, etiquette at Esquimo dinners, prima facie meaning, diamonds in meteorites, collective nouns for birds, legislative timing for presidential action, and the secretary of state’s reporting obligations.

Duncan Phyfe Solomon Congress Secretary of State

The Answers On Words and Meanings In History

From Greek roots wise and fool to tone signaling meaning every word can carry hundreds of senses. A lyre is mentioned and Bath Sheba appears. Leftover food after leaving the house may be taken. First impressions often count most. Bevy of quail and many animal group terms listed. Ten days excluding Sundays. The secretary of state uniquely omits a periodic congressional report due to legal and presidential practice.

Sophos Moros Bath-sheba Congress

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