Spanish California tale of a dangerous temptation
In a candlelit mission scene Governor Fages and his guests host the French explorers La Perouse and Dagelet. Eulalia, the governor’s wife, wrestles with longing and a possible betrayal as Dagelet torments with promises of elopement while Pagan dances and sacred rites unfold around them. The scene ends with Eulalia’s resolve and Dagelet’s conflicted surrender, for now.
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Pedro Fages
Eulalia
California
Presidio
Dagelet
Padre Lasuen
San Carlos de Carmelo
Cruces
Carmelo
Don Pedro
Monsieur le Gouverneur
la Perouse
Sans Doute
Northwest Passage
Fages
la Gobernedora
Indizuela
Augustias
Peruke
le Pante Dagelet
Fray Lasnen
Lane
Gloria
Junipero Serra
Fray Lasuen
Carmel
Senor el Conde
Francois Lasuen
la Gobernadora
Fermin Lasuen
Padre Presidente
Lasuen
Serra
Fermin
Fray Palou
Mallorcan
Mexico
Junipero
Hell
Mariano Rubi
Bartolome Gill
Manila
Querida
Californias
Mon Ami
Dian
U.S. Tea Drinking A Fine Art And A national dose of tea in U S households
A Detroit News writer notes Americans drink about 19 billion cups of tea yearly. A survey of 5,000 housewives across five states finds eight of ten are tea drinkers but four of five waste much of it by underbrewing or using too little tea. Experts advise one teaspoon per cup and five minutes of brewing.
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Detroit News
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United States
New York
Chaldeans Among First to Use Refrigeration
A Detroit News writer notes refrigeration evolved from ancient Chaldean evaporation methods using porous jars and fan cooling. For centuries ice storage was scarce and costly, limited to royalty and the very wealthy, until gradual progress made year round refrigeration more accessible. A 100 year old Boston clipper carried ice to Calcutta, half of it melted en route, illustrating early transport challenges.
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Detroit News
Boston
Calcutta
Cape of Good Hope
Bay of Bengal
Ganges River
Very Smart New Fashions From Barbara Bell Pattern Book
The Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book offers three new patterns a house dress with long slender lines a dress and apron for tots and a popular bolero frock for slim figures Each pattern includes a sew chart to help beginners and save money Sizes shown with yardage details and the price is 15 cents per pattern Send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 211 W Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU Service
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Organdy
Lawn
Barbara Bell
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W. Wacker Dr. Sp
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Conservatism and progress in a changing era
A columnist contrasts cautious conservatism with progress, urging respect in gender relations and recognizing invention as a chain of credited minds. The piece nostalgically recalls past mobility by wagon and questions modern excitement over trailer travel, framing civilization as advancing through celebrated milestones.
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