Eden Valley memory spans Kershaw clan and California
Rancefora Kershaw, last male of the clan, dies suddenly while riding with his daughter Lofry. Years earlier, Robin Kershaw and his bride rode into northeastern California after the Mexican War and found an ideal valley for ranching, naming it Eden Valley.
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Rancefora Kershaw
Kershaw
Lofry
Robin Kershaw
California
Eden Valley
Forlorn Valley Named In Homegrown Doe Tale
On a crest of a spur Robin Kershaw envisions a future dam and canal to flood the crest and nurture a dry valley he fears will yield broken hearts. The girl christens the land Forlorn Valley as they ride down into the valley together.
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Eden Valley
Robin Kershaw
Larry
The Eden Valley feud between Kershaw and Hensley
A sprawling frontier tale tracks Robin Kershaw and Joel Hensley, rival ranchers in Eden Valley. Their water rights, fences, and cattle drive a long, violent feud through decades, aided by a lethal combination of pride and misfortune. The narrative culminates in a fatal early clash resolved by a coroner’s verdict, leaving ongoing bitterness and a looming war over water and land.
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Kershaw
Robin Kershaw
Eden Valley
California
Middle West
Chicago
Kansas City
Central Pacific Railroad
Joel Hensley
Hensley
Hig Ranch
Henslay
Eden Valley Creek
Circle K
Mark
Gold Run
Science Breaks Barrier in Skin Transplant Progress
Surgeons for years have been able to transplant skin within a single body, but grafts from one person to another almost always fail and die within a short time, the Literary Digest reports signaling a breakthrough toward successful allografts.
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Literary Digest
Presidents Not Church Men Inference on Jefferson Lincoln
The article states that Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln did not claim membership in any denomination. Rutherford B Hayes attended the Methodist church but never joined.
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Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford BR Hayes
What Makes a Weak Stomach Strong Again
The article argues that true stomach trouble often stems from sources beyond the stomach. It cites dental or tonsil issues, urinary or intestinal problems, and mental factors like nervousness as triggers. It recommends dentist and physician exams, rest periods, smaller meals, diet adjustments, and stress reduction to restore digestive strength.
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F. Kraupl
Berlin
Migraine Cause Examined by London Doctors
Doctors Critchley and Ferguson propose migraine may stem from liver eye or diet and outline a comprehensive workup including history exams eye tests skull x rays brain fluid and blood studies. They advise rest in a dark room and quieting drugs between attacks and note some relief with special diets mental treatment and epsom salts.
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Critchley and Ferguson
WNU
Beetle Telephones Describe Paris Museum Experiments
A bagologist in Paris relates experiments with insects at the Paris Museum. A small beetle suspended in the air behaves in a way linked to its telephonic description.
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Paris
Wind as mystery and force across ages and literature
In a Columbus Dispatch piece, the wind is described as an elusive force, varying from friendly to deadly. The article cites classical and literary references from Genesis to Shakespeare, Dickens, Emerson, and Conrad, noting winds shaped thought and even history through events like Hamilton’s early experience in the West Indies.
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Acropolis
Shakespeare
Dickens
George Eliot
Emerson
Conrad
West Indies
Alexander Hamilton
Nevis
St. Croix
Columbus
Ohio
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