[DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about LEGENDS & FOLKLORE - StudyStack [PAR] THE FAME OF THIS FRONTIER FRUIT TREE PLANTER FLOWERED AFTER AN 
1871 ARTICLE IN HARPER'S MAGAZINE, JOHNNY APPLESEED. AMONG... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Johnny Appleseed, orchardist" - Internet Archive [PAR] John Chapman, colloquially known as Johnny Apple seed, was probably ... 
Whenever he did accept the bed and board of a frontier Johnny Appleseed. (
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, November, 1871) home, his cooking equipment pillowed 
his head. ... After planting numerous nurseries along the Ohio River front, he 
extended... [DOC] [TLE] Massachusetts State Folk Hero: Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman) [PAR] Chapman gained fame and his nickname because of the apple trees he planted 
in ... through Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, planting orchards as the settlers moved 
westward. ... describing his deeds appeared in Harper's New Monthly Magazine 
in 1871. The article, called "Johnny Appleseed, a Pioneer Hero," was written by 
an... [DOC] [TLE] Page, Jean Jepson. - Maryland State Archives [PAR] In 1876, the year of the nation's Centennial, Frank Mayer, after ten years of ... 
artistic career outside of Maryland is contained in Mrs. Page's article in the ..... on 
the Frontier. .... Maryland for Harpers New Monthly magazine and Scribners. ... "
Planting of the Colony of Maryland," an oil on ... (Baltimore, 1871) 2: 714; Alfred. [DOC] [TLE] Johnny Appleseed: A Pioneer Hero - Dictionary definition of Johnny ... [PAR] Magazine article ... Harper's New Monthly Magazine (November 1871). ... Ohio, 
Indiana, and Illinois planting trees, including thousands of apple trees. ... By 1806 
he had been given his new nickname, and his fame began to spread. ... Johnny 
Appleseed spent forty-nine years wandering the American frontier alone. [DOC] [TLE] The Feminine Sensibilities of the Johnny Appleseed Myth ... [PAR] Mar 21, 2013 ... Rice's depiction of the wandering apple tree planter was thoroughly Victorian and 
... Illustration from the 1871 Harper's Magazine story shows Chapman tending 
one of ... a. Chapman reading a religious tract to a frontier family. [DOC] [TLE] 10 things you didn't know about Johnny Appleseed | MNN - Mother ... [PAR] Apr 24, 2014 ... The folk hero planted many an apple tree, but not for the reasons you might think. 
... to those of the most legendary tree-planter of all, Johnny Appleseed. ... due to 
his constant travels, his legend only grew during the years after his death. ... An 
1871 story in Harper's New Monthly Magazine took the legend to... [DOC] [TLE] The Health Seekers and Early Southern California Agriculture [PAR] the curing of olives and lemons, and see after the packing and despatching of 
fruit. Then Miss ... this farm frontier. ... California and give it a peculiar national 
fame. ..... improvedwith comfortable buildings, large orange and other fruit trees, 
..... C. D. Warner, "The Outlook for Southern California," Harper's Magazine, 
LXXXII. [DOC] [TLE] Drouthy Kansas - Kansas Historical Society [PAR] associated with Kansasinstead of twisters, and flowers, and classic .... on the 
cover of the Kansas Farmer magazine in November ... C. C. Hutchinson, 1871). ... 
After settling in Kansas, his artistic fame soon eclipsed ... in frontier Kansas for a 
national audience. .... programs and a massive tree planting campaign in areas. [DOC] [TLE] American Tall Tales: Values and Videos [PAR] the legendary exploits of the frontier heroes were inseparable. Tall tales ..... 
similarity to the tales about Johnny Appleseed going around planting apple trees! [DOC] [TLE] Ruminations from the Distant Hills: February 2009 [PAR] Feb 26, 2009 ... with him to some distant clime, where she lived happy ever after, .... Brinkley went 
on to fame and fortune by transplanting goat testicles into men needing a little 
boost. ..... Cherokee and, in 1916, published an article in Harper's Magazine: .... 
the Van Mons theory of planting fruit as seed rather than grafting. [DOC] [TLE] Johnny Appleseed - WikiVisually [PAR] Oct 3, 2016 ... This article is about the American

Question: The fame of this frontier fruit tree planter flowered after an 1871 article in Harper's Magazine
Answer: Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman)