Ellen Osborn at Saratoga in American Style and Opulence
In Saratoga’s grand wooden hotels crowds mingle on piazzas and evenings, the Briton notes American excess in dining, fashion, and social display. White dresses, diamonds, and large women in park promenades define the scene, while golf and carriage drives showcase seasonal gaiety and flamboyant attire amid the town’s open, bustling democracy.
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Saratoga
America
Plazmax
Newport
Jace
Saratogy
Poson
Rat Iolay
Saratoca
Haratoru
Antion
Eton
Shareta
Scouts Without a Trail in the West History of U S Army Rovers
Phoenix correspondent profiles aging scouts whose roles faded with railroads and electricity. It details endurance, skill, and memory essential to tracking across searing plains, with vivid examples from Dragoon Mountains to Dos Cabeson and famed figures like Custer Carson and Cara Nez.
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Kit Carson
Jim" Bridger
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
Pacific Ocean
Plains
War Department
Phoenix
Ariz
Omaha World-Herald
Garrigan
Lories
Winchel
Flanigan
Dragoon Mountains
Arizona
Custer
Naturaliste
Miles
Geronimo
Cochise
Twenty Mile
Desert
Dos Cabeson
Bald
Ita
Cowles
Leng
Tedians
Major Robinson
Pomona
Cal
Fort Bowie
Ttamopate
United States
Mexico
San Simon Valley
Pedregosa Mountains
Fort Huachuca
Jose Cara- Nez
Sonora
Giliries
Gill Hagsier
New Mexico
The Giraffe at the Washington Zoo
A young woman walks through the zoo corridor chewing gum quickly then pauses to exclaim at the giraffe with a witty quip about being the rubberneckest. The scene captures a brisk, casual New Era moment in urban life.
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Washington Star
Aguinald Keeps Going Despite Weeping Moment
In Louisville, Aguinald pressed on after a moment of emotion, refusing to pause his forward motion. The scene captured a display of resolve amid the distraction.
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Ellen Osborn
Jvy
Alder
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Rio Geende
Army
Clix
Giraffe
Louisville
Aguinald
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