Polly Rutherford builds a biscuit venture and bakery rise
Polly Rutherford, rising from hardship, channels a hundred dollars into a bakery. She brews Polly wolly winkum biscuits, trains cooks, and even dedicates time to teaching poor girls, while facing a pending court defense from Mr. McIlwaine as her enterprise grows amid family strain.
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Rutherfords
Rutherford
Virginia
Pollywolly-winkum
Paul Mellwaine
Polly-wolly-winkum
Pollywinkum
Mr. McIlwaine
Mighwayman
Malden
New York
Laties
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Polly's Biscuit Heart Shows Polly's Quick Return to Duty
Polly Rutherford, a sixteen year old living with her widowed mother and grandfather, resists a jewelry purchase as her grandfather’s financial failure becomes clear. Paul McIlwaine explains the family crisis and offers help, revealing he is a family friend and lawyer. Polly's resolve and charity emerge as she contemplates her grandfather's creditors and the impact on those who depend on him.
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Polly
Mr. West
Miss Rutherford
Mr. McIlwaine
Paul McIlwaine
Rutherford
Sam
Paul Mellwaine
Moother
Grandpa
Seth Warner Hero of Vermont and Revolutionary Battles
Seth Warner of Vermont, famed Revolutionary War hero and front for Hampshire grants, sought to block New York's authority with Ethan Allen. His risky undercover mission as Dr. Howard led to healing a sick man, earning him a wife and lasting fame in early American lore. Warner’s lineage and era tied to old remedies, with mentions of H. H. Warner and the Log Cabin remedy.
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Seth Warner
Vermont
Hampshire
New York
England
Ethan Allen
New York Si
Allen
Colonel Warner
Dr. Howard
Warner
Easil
War
H. H. Warner
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Henry Invisa
Fillmore
Alexander H. H. Stuart
Virginia
Gladstone
Craneen A. Benny
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Was Once Heard By Mr. Beecher
Staxver
Africa
Stanley
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Chicago
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Spring Farm
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