Yancey Cravat Quits Wichita For Oklahoma Territory
Yancey Cravat, recently returned from Indian territory, tells a Venable family gathering of his adventures. Married to Sabra Venable and editor of the Wichita Wigwam, he plans a return trek to Oklahoma with Sabra and their four year old son Cimarron, traveling in two covered wagons.
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Yancey Cravat
Indian Territory
Venable
Yancey
Sabra Venable
Wichita Wigwam
Oklahoma Country
Sabra
Cimarron
Bold move in Osage cocina era Sabra and Yancey arrive
Sabra Cravat and Yancey Cravat arrive in Osage with Cim in tow and seek a home and a printing office. They face a rough town full of lawless outlaws and wary locals as Yancey plots a newspaper and Sabra navigates fear and class. The marshal encounter hints at the Kid and a broader frontier danger.
Nightmarish Osage Night Drives Sabra From Town
Sabra confronts her husband with a vow not to raise their son in Osage Oklahoma. The couple end their day after arriving by wagon to a rough settlement lined with shacks. They spend the first night above a saloon on Pawhuska avenue as the prairie starts beyond the street.
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Sabra
Yancey
Cim
Isaiah
Babra
Osage
United States Marshals
Howdy
Pardner
Lawy
Pegler
Kid
Red Fork
James Boys
Tom O’phalliard
Mullins
Sugar
Strap Turkey
Wichita
Dec Nisbett
Doc
Tarsus
Javan
Gadire
Milton
Prince Albert
Rachel
Gracchi
Coronado
Moscosco
Seven Cities
Gold
Sam Pack
Matt Bixler
Strap Buckner
Ike Hawes
Clint Hopper
Jim Click
Gyp Hills
Pawhuska Avenue
California
Charleston Churches Rich in History and Significance
Charleston, S. C. hosts eighty churches with ages from 223 years downward. St. Michael’s (1752) and St. Philip’s (1723) feature historic worship and warning lights in spires. Notables Edward Rutledge and John C. Calhoun are buried in Charleston gravestones. The Huguenot church stands as a unique U S Protestant house.
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Charleston
S. C
St. Michael’s
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
St. Philip’s Church
Edward Rutledge
John C. Calhoun
South
United States
Ill Nature Defined
A definition from South describes ill nature as a disposition to harm others, pleased by mischief that befalls them.
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Ill Nature
Expert Jugglers and the Ruse of Statistics
A sharp quotation notes that expert jugglers may mislead with statistics, warning that a clever selection of numbers can bolster a queer proposition. The remark from the Rutland Herald underscores skepticism toward data used to sway opinion.
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Rutland Herald
Parrot Greeting Shocks Houston Residents at Night
Residents in Houston were awakened by a loud cry of Hello. People peered from windows as a huge green parrot flew low above houses delivering the greeting. No trace of its owner or origin was found.
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Houston
Texas
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Indigestion Relief
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the safest effective remedy for excess stomach acid and sour stomach. It claims one dose neutralizes much more acid, promises rapid relief within five minutes, and urges readers to use the genuine product prescribed by physicians.
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WNU Servica
Rome
Black Isaiah
St. Andrew's
Goose Creek
Plantation
Najsea
Castoria
Mr. Smith
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.Y
Red-River Valley
U.S
Grappo Vino Co
West
N. Y
Ww. N. Y
Kansas City
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