Taos Then and Now Historic Pueblo Town in New Mexico
Taos in northern New Mexico is described as a three-fold town with Puebla de Taos Fernandez de Taos and Ranches de Taos, its Pueblo roots, frontier history, and later arming scenes. The piece traces its isolation after railroads, notable figures like Kit Carson Padre Martinez and General Sibley, and the Taos massacre of 1847 with the church as a grim focal point.
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Hether
America
Taos
New Mexico
Puebla de Taos
Fernandez de Taos
Ranches de Taos
Puco Tiempo
Jaos
Pueblo of
Taos Valley
Fernandez
Santa Fe
Selene
Soldiers of Fortune
Kit Carson
Don Jasus Abreu
Charles Maxwell
Charles Bent
Ceran St. Vrain
Charles Beaubien
Hitle Vilage
Eusabuéo Canyon
Smith A. Simpson
Aloys Scheurich
Careen
Scheurich
General Sibley
Padre Antonio Jose Martinez
Souithwest
First
Territorial Assembly
Padre Marcex
Permiina
Mexico
Armijo
Price
Pueblo de Taos
Coren St. Vrath
Pirates and a Woman's Ship Tale Told by aboarder
An old pirate relates a tale of seven months at sea, rustiness in piracy, and leading a crew to plunder a ship. He recalls lashing ships, boarding, and a chaotic raid that ends with drowning sailors and a surprising revelation of a women’s club aboard.
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Idea and old golden: Wilson on college education
A Princeton club banker recalls Woodrow Wilson supporting equal college education for boys and girls. He quotes Wilson noting the old doubt about college for work had died, then cites examples of graduates in common jobs to prove capacity beyond schooling.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton Club
New York
Wilson
Gotsa Golds
Princeton
Pater
Harvard A. B
Yale B
Shopping Instinct in a Rural Post Office
A rural postmaster recalls a thrifty patron, a boy who asks for postal cards at one cent each. The lad weighs the cost in a slow Yankee drawl before solemnly deciding, I take one. The vignette captures frugal humor from Youth's Companion.
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised by Ohio Woman
Euphemia resident Evelyn Adelia Stewart describes severe monthly pains from age 16, relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and later career as a maternity nurse. She credits the product with restoring health and independence over 18 years, urging others to seek counsel from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ohio
Kansas
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evelyn Adelia Stewart
Euphemia
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