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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1921

Page

6

Rain-in-the-Face legends and Custer battle disputed tale

A Longfellow verse and claims about Rain-in-the-Face are examined with notes from Colonel Shields and D. I. Berry. Sources recount Rain-in-the-Face escape, miles run on snowshoes, and alleged killings at Standing Rock, while historians dispute the heart-eating boast and Custer mutilation lore.

John Dickinson Sherman S Longfellow General Custer Colonel Shields Northwest Vechten Waring Company New York West Custer Little Big Horn River South Dakota Kain-in-the Standing Rock Bismarck Fort Lincoln Rain-in-the-Face Rain in-the-Face Shields Onngway Woody Mountain Canada D. I’. Berry Rain Wisconsin Times United States Cavalry Yellowstone Flotzinger Buallran Holzinger Balian Charles Reynolds United States Lincoln Farge Tom Custer General Benteen Porter Barry Mr. Shields Donne Robinson Department of History State of Rain-in-thelace Grand River Mary C. Collins Standing Rock Agency Balban Stanley Fort A. Lincoln Tom Gunter George A Tom Little Big Horn Cuyster Gunter

Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad Text

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a leading cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick friendly effects from a gentle vegetable compound and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Deadly weapon of savages poisons masai arrows

A National Geographic Society bulletin describes the Masai and Andorobo using Accan thera schimperi poison on arrows. They boil leaves to a thick pitch and apply it on bark sheets hidden high in trees to be used later. Dried flesh around wounds is discarded, the rest eaten and blood drunk. The text notes a taste for blood among African tribes and cites cattle blood as a food practice.

National Geographic Society

Bootlegger Taste Question in Quotation

A dialog fragment records Uncle Bartlett pondering if bootleg liquor could be carried in a boot. He concedes some of the alcohol tastes that way, noting uncertainty about the practice.

Uncle Bill Bottletop

Football Coach Motivates Players In Locker Room Talk

The Louisville Courier-Journal recalls a coach urging his team with blunt instructions about playing hard and avoiding clinches in a tense moment. The quote highlights edge and discipline in prep talk.

Louisville Courier-Journal

California Fig Syrup Advertisement

An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation in children. It promises a quick bowel cleanse and cites a fruity taste as appealing to kids. It warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup and to read bottle directions.

California

Smithers and the Livers Masterful Wordplay Anecdote

A humorous spoof from Harvard Lampoon about Smithers demanding ever smaller livers and slippered slivers. The waiter struggles with language and Smithers jawing over orders, ending with a peculiar demand. The piece closes with a wry line about game fellows and loan repayment.

Smithers Walter Monsieur Smithers Harvard Lampoon

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