Endurance Rides and Pony Express Feats Across America
An overview of long distance horse riding feats from 19th and early 20th century. It notes Charles Miller’s 3000 mile ride to Los Angeles, other riders like Leo Gianmarine, Senor Tschiffely, and Maj. Unger, plus historical records from Merritt couriers and early army dispatch riders. The piece emphasizes horse condition, endurance, and changing horses, with mentions of notable journeys, prizes, and the evolution of cross country riding as a sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Bronco
Charlie
Miller
Los Angeles
New York City
Wayne Dinsmore
The
Horse Association of America
Wesley Merritt
Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Lyons
Vichy
Frank Tompkins
Northfield
Fort Ethan Allen
Charlie”) Miller
Atlantic
Pacific
Leo Gianmarine
United States
Pony Express
Mahroni Young
Boyd Jones
Amarllo
Texas
Molly
President Hoover
White House
National Capital
Maj
James Unger
Oshkosh
Wis
Atlanta
W. J. Umstead
Kensington
Senor Aime Felix Tschiffely
Washington, D. C
Buenos Aires
Frank Parker
Henry Romeyn
Wells N. Aubrey
Santa Fe
Independence
Thomas Tobin
Kearney
Fort Leavenworth
John Kerley
Fort Bridger
John Fremont
Monterey
Morris
Sagache
Fort Garland
Colo
Buchanan
San Francisco
Lincoln
Buffalo Bul
W. F. Cody
Bob Haslam
James Moore
St. Joseph
Beauty Talks Hints of General Interest
Advice on beauty and health habits from 1932 guidance. Focuses on stopping nail biting, dieting, sleep, and daily routines. Recommends gloves, cuticle care, olive oil, reduced naps, and regular medical checkups. Emphasizes sleep as a key beauty tonic and offers practical sleep tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Nettie Havens Finds Love After Forty
Nettie Havens, a wealthy town businesswoman who built a department store and ran a bank stockholding, discovers Basil Langton, her former lover, returning to town. After leaving him sixteen years earlier for business, she agrees to a two month absence during which her clerk Philander runs the shop. Langton reappears, she reveals the past, and she soon redefines her life as she resumes society life, younger and valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
Jonathan
Nettie Havens
Philander
Iscomb
Nettle Havens
Nettle
Basil
Basil Langton
Where Extremes Meet in California Peaks and Valleys
Within 86 miles the United States hosts its highest and lowest points Mount Whitney at 14 498 feet and Death Valley at 276 feet below sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Mount Whitney
Death, Valley
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Elmo Scott Watson
Parker Tompkins
Winsor
Captain Reid
Halcyon
R. M. Parker
United States Cavalry Journal of
Western Newspaper Union
Beauty Talks
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
CWNU