Lone Rider at Green River Crosses Ferry in 1877
A spring 1877 scene follows a solitary young rider approaching Green River Utah. He eyes a ferry across the muddy river as two others join a ferry boat, while Hank Hays questions the stranger about origins and money before crossing with pack animals aboard.
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Green River Stranger Joins Hank Hays Outfit
Jim Wall, a lone rider, befriends Hank Hays and his companions in Green River. He learns Hays has a gun and a crusty crew including Happy Jack and Brad Lincoln. Wall, a former country teacher, weighs joining their outfit after a dinner at Red’s saloon.
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Across Nigeria by sidecar and three wheel motorcycle
National Geographic notes a Lagos to Kano journey through Nigeria's Yoruba heartland. The rider encounters Ibadan crafts, Ibadan markets, Alake of Egba, and Bida’s emirate as coastal jungle gives way to river, road, and bustling towns with vivid tribal customs and commerce.
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Rheumatism Tied to Long Lasting Intestine Wastes
An article explains why rheumatic symptoms persist after source infections like teeth or tonsils are removed. It notes wastes lingering in the large intestine can sustain disease, and describes two treatments: high enema colon irrigation and a diet reducing starches. It cites A. A. Fletcher and calcium therapies for various conditions.
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