Grizzly King Story From Ute Reservation Legends
A summarized tale of creation and punishment where the grizzly rules the earth until the Manitou intervenes. The story follows the maiden daughter of the Manitou, her captivity by the grizzly, the birth of their child, and the grizzly’s transformation into a four footed beast. The Red Man inherits rule with wisdom and strength, while the tale hints at a larger sequence of tribes and legends from the Ute Comanche ShoShone heritage in Ignacio Colorado.
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Little Pitchers and Sister’s Hero Clash on Floor Mop
A brief London Answers quip shows playful mock bravado between siblings. Teddy jokes about whiskers and hair while Sister’s Hero teases how their father will “mop the floor” with him, capturing light domestic humor in a concise exchange.
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Teddy
London
Neighborhood Gossip Sparks Tension Over Mrs Exe-She
Rumors ripple through the neighborhood as residents discuss Mrs Exe-She, with one caller warning against engaging in her schemes while another urges restraint and caution amid the alleged gossip.
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Exe
Palet in the Wrong Man Causes Apartment Mixup
Newark Sun recounts a man misidentifying tenants after a late night mixup. Jones, Sr. wakes to a phone call from Jones Jr claiming he slept elsewhere. A note from the upstairs tenant Brown apologizes for the confusion and admits the wrong floor was entered.
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Melody The Life Of Music
A compact meditation on melody as the life of music. The author cites DariUS Milhaud and Andre Gedalge, arguing melody is essential to genuine musical expression and that without it composing degenerates into empty rhetoric. The piece emphasizes melody as the heart of rhythm and harmony and the source of true artistry.
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Darius Milhaud
North American Review
Conservatoire
Andre Gedalge
Treasury of Hidden Secrets in 1653 London edition
The 1653 book The Treasury of Hidden Secrets by Jane Bell claims to be a household health manual for women. It promises recipes and remedies drawn from experiments by learned men and enlarged with physician’s helps, inviting both wives and maids to use it in the home.
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Jane Bell
London
Long-Time Tenant Rewarded for 75 Years of Rent
A Paris landlady in the Latin Quarter forgives rent for an aged tenant who has lived in the same apartment for 75 years. Neighbors alerted the landlord as records show no missed quarterly payments in 75 years, with donations from the landlord and building tenants supporting the woman.
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Paris
Old Ticket of Leave System Abolished by 1864 Penal Act
The Ticket of Leave began in 1854 as a permit allowing early liberty for convicts on good behavior while requiring regular reports to police. If a new crime occurred, the ticket was revoked. From 1861 to 1863 the system failed due to crimes by released prisoners, and it was effectively abolished by the Penal Servitude Act of 1864.
Old Indians Relate Snake Omen That Aided Seminole Westward Move
Native elders recount a council omen when a snake coiled in the Seminole grounds signaling a favorable outcome. Chiefs then voted to accept government terms and move west, saving lives and costs. Legends also recall British promises and redcoat aid in future conflicts.
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Florida
Mazatlan Boas and Parrots Rule the Mazatlan Inn
In Mazatlan on Mexico’s west coast a grand parrot sits on hotel doors as a magistrate. A 10 foot boa constrictor hangs from the ceiling, serving as the mouser and ridding rats in its territory. Snakes patrol, and rival cats are eaten to remove competition in this odd harbor town.
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Sinaloa
Mexico
Mazatlan
Sheriff Sale Georgia Taylor County Auction Notice
Sheriff sale announced for Taylor County Georgia to be held at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1923. 50 acres of land lot 187 in the 15th District bound by J E Hawkins W J Culverhouse and G A Parks lands to be sold for cash to satisfy 1922 state and county tax lien on the Mrs F E Downs Estate.
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J. E. Hawkins
W. J. Culverhouse
G. A. Parks
F. E. Downs
W. E. Baze‘more
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Administrator's Sale of J T Lawhorn Estate in Butler GA
By order of the Taylor County Court of Ordinary, the estate of J T Lawhorn will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash on the first Tuesday in July 1923 at the courthouse door in Butler Georgia. The property is the east half of lot 234 in the Third Land District. This 4th day of June 1923. C T Montfort Admr Estate of J T Lawhorn deceased.
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Taylor County
Said
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Butler
J. T.lawhorn
C. T. Montfort
Admr
J. T. Lawhorn
Catarrhal Deafness Advised Remedy Claims
An old advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It describes the Eustachian tube inflammation causing rumbling and hearing loss, promising Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure and offering a reward for proof otherwise.
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Leave to Sell Estate Granted Interest Cite for John Keller
J T Matthews administrator on the estate of John Keller deceased filed a petition for leave to sell real estate. This notice cites creditors and next of kin to show cause at the July 1923 Court of Ordinary why the petition should not be granted. Dated June 6 1923. A H Riley Ordinary.
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Taylor County
J. T. Matthews
John Keller
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Court of Ordinary
A. H. Riley
No newspaper in the South better for breaking news
The Atlanta Journal touts its all‑news capability with full leased wires from Associated Press and United Press and promises rapid delivery, claiming coverage day and night. Subscriptions are listed: daily and Sunday rates for The Daily Journal and The Sunday Journal.
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South
Atlanta Journal
Journal
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Atlanta
United Press
Sale of personal property at Taylor County court sale
Georgia Taylor County will sell at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1928 between legal hours to the highest bidder for cash the property of Olin Knolton et al comprising a black top buggy a Studebaker South Bend Ind two horse wagon levied upon to satisfy officers costs in the estate. Dated June 8 1923 J R Beeland Sheriff
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Rhorgia
Taylor County
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Southbend
Olin Knolton
J. R. Beeland
Sheritt
Bayer Aspirin endorsed by physicians for common pains
An old advertisement urges buyers to seek genuine Bayer tablets and bottles of aspirin. It claims safety proven over twenty years by millions, and warns to buy only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It notes packaging of twelve tablets per box and bottles of 25 or 100.
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