Manitou and Grizzly Legend From Ute Nation at Ignacio Colo
A tribal tale from the Utes and Comanches presented in pictures at the Ute Reservation in Ignacio, Colorado. The story recounts how the Manitou created animals, the grizzly king, and the birth of the Red Man who inherits strength and wisdom. The legend explains the grizzly’s punishment and the divine order establishing human rulers.
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Little Pitchers and Sister's Hero in London Answers
Dialogue from London Answers about a family scene where Teddy and Sister discuss whiskers and hair, and a character jokes about how Father will mop the floor with them in a lighthearted exchange.
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London
Local Gossip Sparks Neighborhood Discord
A fragment of chatter circulates about a neighbor known as Mrs Exe-She, with admonitions to avoid engaging at her level and to ignore her attempts to market the feud within the community.
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Mistaken Identity and One Early Morning Mixup
A Newark Sun writer recounts a funny mix up where Jones, a resident, mistaken a tenant for his son after a late night. Jones Jr. calls. both deny entering the home. A note from above apologizes for the disturbance and notes the wrong floor led to the confusion.
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Melody as Life of Music and Its Essential Role
A compact discussion on melody’s primacy in music, arguing that true musical power stems from heartful melody rather than technical traits. Citing DariUS Milhaud and Andre Gedalge, the piece emphasizes melody as the core creative force guiding rhythm and harmony and sustaining tradition.
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North American Review
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Treasury of Hidden Secrets from Jane Bell 1653
A London 1653 print titled The Treasury of Hidden Secrets advertises itself as Good Huswives Closet of Provision for the Health of her Household. Dedication to women, it blends household guidance with cures and remedies, raising questions whether the pages resemble fairy recipes rather than a kitchen book.
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Jane Bell
London
Long-Time Tenant Rewarded in Paris Tenement
An elderly woman in a Latin Quarter tenement has not paid rent for 75 years while living in the same apartment. The landlord and building tenants support her with donations after neighbors highlighted her plight. Records show no missed quarterly rent in 75 years.
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Paris
Old Ticket of Leave System Explained in 19th Century England
The Ticket of Leave began in 1854 granting liberty before sentence end to convicts as reward for good conduct. Recipients had to report to police at set times and risk revocation for new crimes. From 1861 to 1863 it failed due to prisoner crimes, and the practice was effectively abolished by the Penal Servitude Act of 1864.
Omen of a Snake and Seminole Emigration Tales
Old Indians recount a snake omen during debates over moving Seminoles westward under government terms. Chiefs and medicine men voted to accept, saving lives and expense. Legends say Mingelesse redcoats may aid Seminoles in reclaiming lands, tied to British promises from earlier wars.
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Florida
Mazatlan’s Parrot Judges and Boa Mouser in Mexican Hotel
In Mazatlan on Mexico’s west coast a famed port town, parrots perch on swinging hotel doors while a 10-foot boa constrictor serves as the resident mouser. Locals say snakes kill rats and, if a cat enters their territory, the boa consumes the rival feline to maintain control.
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Sheriff Sale Georgia Taylor County 1923 Estate Property Auction
Taylor County will auction at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1923 the 50 acre tract of land lot 187 in the 15th District bounded by J. E. Hawkins W J Culverhouse and G A Parks. Proceeds go to satisfy a 1922 state and county tax fi fa. property of Mrs F E Downs Estate. Levy made and returned by W E Bazemore L C on June 5 1923.
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J. E. Hawkins
W. J. Culverhouse
G. A. Parks
F. E. Downs
W. E. Baze‘more
L. C
Administrator Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1923
By order of the Court of Ordinary Taylor County the estate of J T Lawhorn will be sold at public outcry to the highest cash bidder on the first Tuesday in July 1923 at the Butler courthouse. The property is the east half of lot No 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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J. T. Lawhorn
Catarrhal Deafness Myth and a Claimed Cure
An ad style passage argues catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must use a constitutional remedy. It claims Eustachian tube inflammation causes muffled hearing, warns against permanent loss if untreated, and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a universal cure with a reward for proof.
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Leave to Sell Estate of John Keller Granted
J T Matthews administrator on the estate of John Keller filed a petition for leave to sell real estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause at the July 1923 Court of Ordinary session why the prayer 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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A. H. Riley
Atlanta Journal Adopts Full News Wire Service
The Atlanta Journal now receives twenty four hour coverage from the Associated Press and United Press. Subscriptions cost nine fifty yearly for daily and Sunday editions, five dollars for six months, and eighty cents monthly. The Daily Journal offers seven fifty yearly, four dollars half year, and seventy cents monthly. The Sunday Journal is five fifty yearly, two fifty half year. Atlanta Georgia.
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Sale of two wagons and buggy in Taylor County
In Taylor County to be sold at the courthouse on the first Tuesday in July 1928 between legal hours to the highest bidder for cash. The items include one top buggy painted black one Studebaker South Bend Ind 2 horse wagon. Property levied upon as belonging to Olin Knolton et al to satisfy officers costs in the estate matter. Dated June 8 1923. J R Beeland Sheriff.
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Taylor County
Court House Loor
Said
Studebaker
Southbend
Olin Knolton
J. R. Beeland
Sheritt
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Safe Headache Pain Relief
An old advertisement urges buyers to seek Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer name on the package. It claims over twenty years of proven safety and suitability for headache lumbago rheumatism and other pains. The copy mentions tablets in boxes of twelve and bottles of 25 and 100, priced affordably.
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Bayer
Muris Bayer
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