Remembering the Concord stage coach and its riders
The article recalls old stage coaches from the West and Concord coaches built by Abbott Downing in Concord New Hampshire. It notes famous users like Garfield Arthur Sherman Greeley and Hank Monk. It describes the coach design with leather springs, multiple seats and the use of the stage on western routes. It also mentions Will Rogers Fred Stone and the Smithsonian collecting a 1825 Concord coach.
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Butterfield
Ouray Ute Chief Remembered As Leader And Warrior
The article chronicles Chief Ouray born 1820, his shift toward civilized life, his wife Chipeta, and his efforts to maintain peace among the Utes after the Meeker massacre. It notes his annuity and his death at sixty, with annual memorial rites at Ignacio honoring his leadership.
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Western Newspaper Union
California Syrup offigs Story Promotes Trusted Remedy
An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle effective laxative for infants and children with weak bowels. It cites fifty years of physician endorsement and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Joseph W. Hill of Omaha praising its results for her son John and noting heavy yearly usage.
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Omaha
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The Way of a Child Apple Tale
Mrs. Robert C. Mc Cabe of Miller Rivers Wash relates a child named Bobby who was warned his father he would be spanked for pulling the apple from their yard tree. They found only the core hanging on the stem, implying Bobby ate the apple without pulling it.
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Robert C. McCabe
Miller Rivers Wash
Bobby
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Is the lady wearing hose or not
A Lucid point about woman’s attire appears in a Louisville Courier Journal snippet. The line questions if the lady wears hose and makes an aside about freckled hosiery.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Briefly Told Troubles Come to Everybody
A terse reflection notes that troubles come to all and life feels unnatural without at least one setback. The saying underscores universal human hardship and shared experience across people.
Why have you pitched that tent in your back yard
A Boston Transcript quip recalls a man who camps in his yard to persuade his large family to alternate sleeping outdoors. He jokes the stunt may deter them from camping next summer.
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Boston Transcript
Candid Remark on Marriage Readiness from Social Column
The passage features a humorously frank exchange about marriage readiness. One speaker cautions that a man should have money saved before marrying, while another quips about his own financial status, reflecting common social attitudes of the era.
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