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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1929

Page

8

Norths and Their Pawnee Scouts praised by Grinnell

Article reviews Doctor Grinnell’s tribute to Maj. Frank North and Capt. Luther North of Columbus Nebraska. It details their frontier service with the Pawnee Scouts, leadership against Sioux and Cheyenne threats, notable battles including Summit Springs, and the honor of their tribe.

Elmo Scott Watson Alyy Scouts of America George Grinnell Luther Columbus Neb Doctor Grinnell Maj Frank North Luther H. North Pawnee Arthur H. Clark Company Cleveland Ife L. H. North International Boundary Oklahoma Indian Territory Rocky Mountains Captain North Bridger Carson Norths Old Jim Bridger Kit Carson Gengation Luther North Tyho Thomas J. North Grant Neouta New York Ohio James B. North Prank North North Nebraska Omaha Monroe Krank North Frank Commissioner of Indian Affairs Plains Young North Second Nebraska Cavalry Alfred Sully Missouri River Curtis McFadden Fort Kearney Krown Tather United States Service Connor Powder River Yellowstone Cole The Platte Baptiste Behole Bebale Behale Col W B. Cody Buffalo Bill Grinnell Summit Springs Cody Tall Bull Carr Fifth Cavalry Hingert Royall Ned Buntilue Judson

Bookplates Origin and Early American Engravers

A discussion traces bookplates from Germany to America, noting German origin and spread to France and other nations. It highlights early American engravers Nathaniel Hurd Paul Revere Amos Doo in Connecticut and Alexander Anderson and mentions the 174 date on the Dering plate as an early American example. The piece ends with a stray anecdote about weddings and a mistaken dating reference.

Germany Japan Babylonia Asturia France America Nathaniel Hurd Paul Revere Boston Amos Dooiftie Connecticut Alexander Anderson Thomas Dering Hurd

Indigestion Relief With Phillips Milk of Magnesia

Many people confuse indigestion with an acid condition that Phillips Milk of Magnesia can fix in minutes. It neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents post meal distress. Unlike soda, it provides lasting relief and supports the system.

Naming Battleships By State The Secretary Of The Navy

The secretary of the navy names battleships after states and often selects a woman from the naming state to christen the ship. Ships carry state names without a fixed order and the practice reflects a ceremonial approach to vessel naming. A stray note mentions Crystal Mineral Spar and a playful line about love sick couples taking theirs from a spoon.

Secretary of the Navy

Sign of the Gilt Ball and Paris Barber Pole Craft

In a quirky scene from Paris a gilt ball marked by a black horse hair tuft signals a barber craft. A visitor removes a hat sits, then must keep coat and collar on or be deemed odd, with public bath barges along the Seine as the consequence.

Paris Seine Cleveland Leuder

Uncertain About It at Four Joseph Finds Nothing in Shoe

Four year old Joseph complained there was something in his shoe. His mother removed the shoe and found nothing inside. He suggested it might be in the other one.

Joseph

On Writing Home Son to Summer Cramp Dad

A brief intimate note from a writer addressing his father. The author promises weekly letters and jokes about budget constraints, hinting at a distant home and financial worries. The tone mixes warmth with practical humor.

Advice From Mother Brings Health Benefit Claim

Mrs. Joan Basses of Wetmore Colorado recalls poor health after marriage 14 years ago and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her recovery. She says she has used it as a tonic through pregnancies and recommends it to other women, following her mother's advice.

Wetmore Colo Lydia B. Pinkham Joan Basses Colorado

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