Sailor’s Struggle After Sachem Sinking Near Portugal
In 1822 Captain Lion Fellowes survives the sinking of his merchant ship Sachem off Portugal after a battle with a British frigate. A English-speaking savior girl hides her identity as Fellowes reaches shore and later meets Captain Chater of the True Bounty. Fellowes vows loyalty to America.
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America
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Lion Fellowes
Sachem
Portugal
Fellowes
Ioarns
Gue
Lisbon
Ellower
Chater
True Bounty
Fellower
Cara Inglepin
Bia
Ferrors
Clara Ingle
Welling
Tagus Bar
Libon
Europe
West Indies
Dobn Company
Missogiepin
West African
Jungle Rivera
Aboard the Bounty Amid Wartime Tension
Captain Fellowes faces political pressure as Miss Cara Inglepin challenges loyalties aboard the ship. Tension rises over war stance and personal bonds as a privateer voyage continues toward Western Islands.
Badger sloop-of-war Collishawe sighted at dawn
Fellowes notes a man of war approaching the True Bounty the Badger sloop-of-war under Captain Collishawe. Chater discusses potential actions to avoid capture while fearing Collishawe will press crews and seek favorable Peninsula news. Cara looms as a remembered motive. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Loglepin
Fellowes
Cap'n Fellowes
Chater
Petrowes
Miss Ingleptu
Captan Chater
Wimmin
Misa Cara Hs
Markess da Perenha
Dartmoor
Cara
Coltishawe
Collishawe
Crimpin
Teliwes
Eltowes
Peninsula News
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Old Ben
New York
Dust Explosions Warn Of Hidden Dangers In Mines
Articles discuss how coal mine dust and grain dust cause powerful underground blasts. Experiments show dust on walls and crevices ignites as it decays, prompting coatings to prevent explosions. Government studies explore these mysterious blasts and related safety measures.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Many Conveniences Found in Bathroom
A rural home remodel added a modern bathroom with built in tub plumbing fixtures two linen drawers two medicine closets and a spacious lower cabinet for sick room gear. High windows on two sides provide ample light photographed by the USDA as part of a general home improvement program promoted by the home demonstration agent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rayon Garments Quite Pleasing and Practical
The United States Department warns rayon garments, especially underwear, are popular and durable if cared for properly. Use lukewarm water, neutral soap, and gentle handling to prevent weakening when wet. Air dry and gentle reshaping may suffice. avoid high heat and direct ironing on damaged areas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
New Flavor Pairing for Potatoes from Home Economies
A Bureau of Home Economies tip proposes a novel potato dish. Bake and prepare tomatoes with butter and onion, press softened tomato seeds, then simmer potatoes with tomato juice until tender to thicken without extra starch.
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Sivas
Gumbo Recipe From the South Uses Okra and Rice Ring
A bureau of home economics recipe details a meat and vegetable gumbo served in a flaky hot rice mold. Main ingredients include cured ham beef okra tomatoes pepper and spices. The rice ring is prepared separately and reheated before assembling the gumbo for service.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South
Bureau of Home Economics
Mexican Salad with Bacon Fat Dressing
A Mexican salad using peppers tomatoes and onion with bacon fat as dressing base. Fry bacon crisp then add vinegar and chili powder to fat heat to boiling and pour over vegetables. Chill then mix in bacon pieces and serve on lettuce with the dressing.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Freshest of New Peas Cooked To Preserve Color
The Bureau of Home Economics advises that fresh green peas should be cooked in boiling unsalted water in an uncovered pan until they come to a boil then simmered to stay tender and bright green. Mint leaves may be added for flavor and to keep nutrients from being lost in draining.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Working Together in Nehemiah The Sunday School Lesson
The 1828 West edition for September 8 presents Nehemiah as cupbearer to the Persian king whose discovery of Jerusalem’s ruin spurs him to lead a rebuilding effort. It outlines preparation, division of labor, hindrances, and a completed wall in 52 days, with emphasis on prayer, courage, and perseverance.
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Nehemiah
Jerusalem
aMletion
Shallum
Sanhallat
Tobiah
Sanbuallat
A Picture by Plato on the Soul as Toaster Lion Monster
The essay allegorizes the soul as a many headed toaster fused with a lion and a person. The man stands for reason the lion for passion and the monster for lusts. It argues the image remains true and only love of Christ can transform the hog into a lamb.
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Bureau of Home Economies
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Institute of Chicago
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