Pablo Kills Grizzly in Lone Indian Battle in Box Canyon
Pablo of San Ysidro, a Yaqui hunter, taunts a seven foot grizzly in Box Canyon. He dances the bear with a necklace of bear claws, then wounds the animal with his knife, fighting through savage strikes to land a fatal thrust. The bear collapses as Pablo declares himself living.
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Red Pat
Grisvlies
Pablo
Palio
Box Canyon
Thomases
Renesenere
Canada
Patio
Inga
Tablo
Seners
Avi Fadriv
Cidle
Pittsburg
Brok Tee
The Proof of Aunt Misr and the Fish Bought
A dialog from the New York Herald notes that Cousin Rewston's girls went shopping and bought nothing but fish. Aunt Miiar calls attention to bundles marked C. O. D. suggesting a cautious tale about payments.
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Josiar
Shatting Him Of. Borem Story Tension in Philadelphia Press
The fragment from the Philadelphia Press shows a dialogue about sharing personal experiences and requests for truthful, trusted narration. It hints at a tension between peppery stories and careful accounting in a newspaper context.
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Philadelphia Press
Worn Dress-Suitcases and Top Hat Cases Stir Public Taste
A Chicago leather store pitches two kinds of dress-suitcases one shiny new and one worn looking, to suit buyers who fear ridicule. A young man prefers a case that avoids a flashy glow, leading the shop to stock battered looking grips for discreet travelers. The top hat case sells three to every worn dress-suitcase while women’s demand remains strong. Tales of lodgings and accents add local color as differing views on vanity and elegance surface.
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Chicago Tribune
Willing to Do Her Part After Engagement
Dialogue from Chicago Daily News features a playful exchange where a man says a wife should have a husband and a woman should be content with her spouse. The couple jokes about marital roles and expectations with light sarcasm.
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Chicago Daily News
What Is Success in Life by John D Rockefeller Jr
A moral view of success argues money alone does not define achievement. True success lies in usefulness to others and influencing others for good. Wealth and status matter only by how they are used to benefit people and society.
Science and Industry Highlights From Various Experiments
Reports cover Union Stock Yards water use in Chicago, a 48 inch vent fan in London tunnels, silk import and domestic production figures, a batlike sense of altitude in canines, a French fruit refrigerator design, cottonseed oil to curb dust, and evidence of a buried Lassen County village with numerous skeletons and pottery unearthed by surveyors near Lassen's Cutoff.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
London
United States
M. Paul Bonnier
Vienna
Lassen
Cal
Fire proof railway cars a step toward safer travel
The Prussian government orders experiments to replace combustible passenger car interiors with noncombustible floors walls and asbestos covered seats stuffed with fire proof cocoanut fiber on 30 000 miles of railways. Advocates say American railways should follow to reduce travel risk on vast networks. A separate note reports a Norwegian science finding that cod inhabit waters four to five degrees above freezing, used by fishermen as a thermometer for locating fish.
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Prussia
Herper
United States
Christiania
Loforen Islands
Nhow
Quotations on Style and Politeness in Historic Papers
A compact exchange quotes Chicago and New York Times lines on appearances and manners. It notes a witty remark about a father’s influence and a playful line about politeness avoiding loss of a trolley seat.
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Glasgow
Kirk
Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
John D.rockefeller, JR
Science and Industry
Jack
Miss Dash
Ned
N. Y
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