Buffalo Bill Cody and the great buffalo slaughter tale
A retrospective recount of Buffalo Bill Cody and rival hunter Bill Comstock in a staged 1868 contest, the wider boom of buffalo hunting on the plains, and the massive slaughter linked to railroad expansion. It notes Cody’s 69 head in one match, the era’s mounts, and the broader disappearance of the herds driven by hide hunters and military figures.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Denver
Cole
Cooke Rhea
West
Rhea
Union Pacific
William Frederick Cody
Kansas Pacific
Kansas
Goddard Brothers
Wild Bi" Hickok
Bill Cody
Cody
Fort Wallace
Billy Comstock
Comstock
Sheridan
Kan
Old Brigham
Lucretia Borgia
Plains
Wyatt ‘Earp
Dodge City
Tombstone
Ariz
Tom Nixon
Dodge
Billy Tilghman
Manitoba
Texas
Richard Irving Dodge
Arkansas River
Walid
Accek
Pawneeork
N Corral
Gen. Phil, Sheridan
Major Inman
Robert M. Wright
Camp Supply
Wright
Buffalo
Robert Wright
Charles Rath
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe
Ford County
Kanis
Sinks Designed To Hold More Dishes In Talkie Era
A 1933 Bell Syndicate report notes sinks are being built to hold more dishes as talkies rise in popularity. The change reflects household efficiency trends tied to cinema influence.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Women Seek Security Over All Else Says Dorothy Waring
Dorothy Waring argues women prioritize security from a male protector over achievement. She faults the push for self sufficiency and says European women openly acknowledge this need, while American women often deny it. Waring, 32, divorced with two daughters, discusses reliance on male esteem and the lure of domestic status in her forthcoming novel Women Want Security.
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Dorothy Waring
Miss Waring
New York
Tie
Aman
Popular corn bread methods stir nostalgia in homes
A New York World Telegram piece by Sally McDougill explains corn bread vary by region and family. It offers a traditional method using lard and soda with sour milk and eggs, plus a milk custard and molasses topping baked slowly for a hot, soft, flavorful result.
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Sally
MicDougill
New York World-Telegram
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Benign Healer
A portrait of Dr Pierce highlights a long sale of Golden Medical Discovery for over sixty years. The ad promises pure blood and clear skin free of pimples, enlarging the blood, aiding digestion, and acting as a tonic, with a note offering free medical advice from a clinic in Buffalo.
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RR. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
United States
Prie Clinic
Buffalo, N
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