The Siege and Rescue in a Western Gorge
A detachment of the Eighteenth Infantry trapped by Indians in a canyon faces a three day siege. Hampton Gillis and his daughter survive. a Seventh Cavalry relief led by Lieut Brant arrives. Hampton resists, while a preacher Wynkoop confronts his plans for the girl and asks Hampton to reconsider.
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Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Bethune
Hampton
Gillis
Seventh Cavalry
Bran
Bob
Brant
Planning a Farmstead Layout From Breeders' Gazette
The plan places farm buildings 300 feet back from the house to limit smells and noise while keeping them accessible. Key features include a cattle barn with a concrete feedlot, a large double corncrib with buggy shed, horse stable, grass paddocks, and a minor yard with a second paddock. An iron roof over the 60 foot space between stable and pig shed, a wagon shed, and a south meadow with trees are proposed. construction can occur in stages.
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Breeders’ Gazette
Peruna: A Tonic and Catarrh Remedy
Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. The herb hydrastis canadensis, joined with cubees copaiba and other tonics, forms a specific treatment for catarrh across body sites. Testimonials claim wide practical proof supporting its theory and use.
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Permna
Baldwin Restores Presidency of Boston Union
After 39 years as president of the Young Men's Christian Union of Boston William H. Baldwin has resigned the office due to advanced age and restoration of duties.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Boston
William H. Baldwin
Intensive Farming Promoted as Realistic for Growing Farms
A Farm and Fireside piece argues intensive farming is feasible and essential as populations rise. It emphasizes careful land care, personal attention, and optimizing space to boost yields, incomes, and land quality rather than reducing labor.
Corn Fodder And Winter Farm Practices
The article discusses using corn fodder on farms during winter and spring. It notes cows and milk production depend on fodder quality and cautions that delaying corn harvest for fodder risks poor feed if frost arrives. It emphasizes not running short and keeping extra shocks as a precaution.
Only Royal Doctor Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria
The only royal doctor in Europe is Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria with his wife as assistant. He recently completed his five thousandth cataract operation. He treats the poor for free, charging only those who can afford it, and once saved Kaiser Wilhelm I eight years ago after a swinging rope incident aboard the Hohenzollern in the North Sea.
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Europe
Carl Theodore
Bavaria
Kaiser
Hohenzollern
North Sea
Indignation in a Blurred Medical Quarrel
A translation from Fliegende Blaetter presents a witty Exchange where a doctor denounces rumors that treating a landlord for liver trouble caused his death from stomach trouble. The dialogue sharpens a charge of slander versus medical responsibility.
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Fliegende Blaetter
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Placer
Randall Parrish
Leo Tmety
MTORG
Peters
Misa
Leutenant
Sergeant Carson
Mme
Gal
Bethune
Guiffy
the Occidental
Guurl
Glencald
Glencaid
Guffy
Iampton
Robert Hampton
Howard Wynkoop
Mr. Hampton
Wynkoop
Orchar
Lea
Mica Axle
Tulk
Parton
Uoston
Masa
Bend
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