Osage Oil Boom Transforms Oklahoma Wigwam World
Sabra Cravat and editor Yancey preside over the Wigwam amid Osage wealth from oil. The Osage traffic cars and buy luxuries, while government agents fill headrights and salaries. Domestic tensions rise as Sabra clashes with daughter Donna over dating and family plans amid a town reshaped by oil fortunes.
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Osage
Cimar
Ron
Yancey
Sabra
Oklahoma
Pegler
Southwest
United States
Indian Territory
Lievle
McComb
Kewalka
Sutton
Goa
Chamber of Commerce
Okahoma City
Glee Club
Ocave
Horace McGill
Concho
W. Proteher Bushy
Marane
Heypt
Tooty Land
Old Wick Tucby
Nettie Bushy
Oklahoma Viewcom
Oresmarly
Broadway
Yancey Cravat
Clint Tall
Benny Warrior
Hokiahse
OKLAHOMA WEDDING SHOCKS SABRA IN FAMILY DRAMA
Sabra and Yancey learn Cimarron Cravat has married Ruby Big Elk, daughter of Chief Big Elk, at a ceremony in Wazhazhe. Sabra, stunned, faces the clash of cultures as the Osage relatives depart in a big car for a noon reception and a hard future.
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Sabra Cravat
Osages
Indian News
Sabra
Yancey Hanced
Wantum Paper
Osage
Yancey
Old Bigik
Ruby
Jesse
Old Big Elk
Wazhazhe
Oklahoma
Indiula
New Sunny South
Cravat
Sidney
Sol Levy
Osage Mercantile, Company
Inez Bull
Sun Maker
United States
Sol
Donna
Cim
Big Elks
Gazelle
Cin
Tracy Wyatt
Mamma Daring
Sabrna
Mamma
Ile
Tracy
Felice Venable
Marcy
Chm
Kihekah Street
Ethick
Oona
Oklahoma City
Big I `Ik
Big Elk
Big Wik
Sabra Siuw
Biz Elk
Big
Elk
Yancey Cravat
Sud
Lewis Venable
Influenza Plague and Its Naming Through History
A historical overview traces the term influenza from its 18th century roots in Italy and England to 19th century usage in Europe. It recounts the 1918 1919 pandemic in three waves, its alleged origins in France Spain and eastern Europe, and notes Montreal as a source in the era.
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St. Petersburg
Europe
England
United States
India
Australia
Paris
Italy
Montague
London
France
Spain
Montreal Family Herald
Early Life Insurance Policy Record for Ute Nation
A fragment notes the earliest Ute Insurance policy and reference to early life policy matters. It cites foundational coverage items and historical insurer involvement in Ute communities during the period.
Shakespeare Play Title As You Like It Explained
The piece discusses theories on why Shakespeare titled As You Like It. Braithwaite in Barnaby's Journal suggests the phrase was proverbial, seen as the more likely origin of the play's name.
Salmon Rescue At Biddeford Mill Gates
A mill employee at Biddeford Maine glimpsed a school of salmon below the mill gates where the Saco River tumbles and, distracted by a commotion, jumped in with bare hands to seize two fish each about 82 inches long. The report notes small towns attract distant cries for attention.
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Biddeford
Maine
Saco River
School of Salmon
Cca
Grow Younger With Fellows' Syrup Tonic
An advertisement touts Fellows' Syrup as a life extending tonic to restore appetite energy and sleep. It promises rapid improvement after initial doses and urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product long prescribed by doctors.
Centenarian Groom Weds in Melbourne Ward Ceremony
Robert Stevens aged 101 marries a 68 year old Melbourne woman in a hospital ward after being carried to the altar. He spent much of his life in the Australian bush and had long been a widower.
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Robert Stevens
Melbourne
Australia
Stevens
Cved
Mirm
Kruschen Salts Diet Claim Attracts Women Worldwide
Ad claims Kruschen Salts banishes fat with a daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. It promises a lively, healthy look with brighter eyes and clearer skin, urging purchase of an 85 cent bottle that lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee.
Running Time Delays Highlight Morning Commute
In a humorous exchange Mr. Chuggins notes a twenty minute office trip, while the caller arrives an hour late after telephoning departure. The other forty minutes were spent starting the car.
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Mr. Chuggins
No Opportunity in Dialogue About Household Help
A humorous snippet shows Mrs. Torkins recounting that her cook never answers back and that she never dares address her first, illustrating polite distance in domestic relations of the period.
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Edna Ferber
Wnu.bservice
Levy Mercantile Company
Denly
New York Morning
Telegraph
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