Yellowstone Kelly compared to the Big Four of the frontier
Elmo Scott Watson and Milo M. Quaife laud Yellowstone Kelly as a living link to Daniel Boone Davy Crockett Kit Carson and Buffalo Bill Gen Nelson A Miles praises the frontier figure whose Yale University Press memoirs frame a paradox of cultured learning and rugged wilderness life Kellys NY upbringing Civil War service and Dakota frontier exploits are traced including his time as a hunter guide scout for Forsyth and Miles his nickname the Lone Wolf and his arctic war experiences with Liver-Eating Johnson and Brughier in the 1876 77 Wolf Mountain campaign against Sitting Bull Gall and Crazy Horse are highlighted with a note on his later Montana frontier role.
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Amercan
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Kit Carson
Buffalo Bill
Nelson A. Miles
Tutner S. Kelly
Yale University Press
Milo M. Quaife
Mr. Quaife
Mr. Kelly
California
Boone
Gheeades
Yellowstone
Kelly
Lone Wolf
Finger Lakes
New York
Hannah Dustin
New England
Lima
N. Y
Richmond
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dakota Territory
Fort Garry
Canada
Missouri River
Red River
Buffalo
Sitting Bull
Fort Berthold
Fort Buford
Yellow- Stone
George A. Forsyth
Forsyth
Miles
Gall
Fifth Infantry
Yellowstone Kelly
Crazy Horse
Wolf Mountain
Johnson
John Brughier
Brughier
Montana
Joseph
Nez Perces
Oregon
Bayer Aspirin Advertising Claim From Early 20th Century
An ad touts genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross, noting safety proven by millions and physician endorsement for colds neuritis toothache neuralgia headache lumbago rheumatism. It mentions unbroken Bayer packages and price points for boxes of twelve, bottles of 24 and 100.
Erin Bars Foreign Games Clash With Gaelic Ban
The Gaelic Athletic Association maintains a ban on foreign games. Members who play cricket rugby football or even attend matches are disqualified. Ireland lacks baseball and has only hosted a few exhibitions. Many Irishmen abroad would support nationalizing it, but it remains blocked as a foreign game.
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Gaelic Athletic Association of Ireland
Ireland
Gaelic Athletic Association
First Picture Postcard and Its Origin
The first picture postcard appeared fifty five years ago in Lille le Guillaume France as a patriotic card by bookseller Leon Besnardeau amid Franco Prussian War times. After the Franco Prussian war Besnardeau issued no more cards until a German firm in Nuremberg began commercial postcard production about forty three years ago.
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Leon Besnardeau
Lille-le- Guillaume
France
Prussia
M. Besnardeau
Nuremberg
Germany
Quote on diplomacy by a female diplomat orator
A remark defining one kind of diplomat as a woman who can persuade a man that he knows more than she does. The quote highlights gendered perceptions of diplomatic skill and wit, reflecting early twentieth century attitudes toward women in public life.
Statesmen and machines in a curious exchange
The Louisville Courier Journal notes amid august deliberations one statesman will invite another outside after an exchange of billingsgate. The piece contrasts such talk with a remark about pennant prospects. It then mentions wrapping machines for soap, razor blades, chewing gum and other goods, capable of replacing up to 40 workers.
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Billingsgate
Louisville Courier-Journal
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