Norths and Pawnee Scouts of the Old West
A tribute by George Bird Grinnell to Capt. Luther G. North and Maj. Frank North, pioneers of the Pawnee Scouts in Nebraska and the Great Plains. The article outlines their careers from early service with Pawnee relations, through Civil War actions, to leading mounted scouts in protecting Union Pacific builders and fighting Sioux and Cheyenne. It highlights Grinnell’s praise, key exploits, and the enduring legacy of the North brothers in frontier history.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Frank North
Luther G. North
Pawnea
Arthur H. Clark Company
Cleveland
Rons
Capt. L. &. North
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rocky Mountains
Scouts of America
Captain North
Bridger
Carson
Auch
Norths
Old Jim Bridger
Kit Carson
Doctor Grinnett
Prank North
Luther North
Lays
Doctor Grinnell
North
Thomas J. North
New York
Ohio
James H. North
Eirik
Luther
Nebraska
Onala
Indlang
Plains
Oge
Tila Horee
Young North
Second Nebraska Cavalry
Alfredo Sully
Algo
Curtis
McFadden
Curtie
Fort Kearney
Fort
Northy
Omaha
Phere Te
Pars Sugde
Boaing
Columbus
Frank
Payneay
Tia
United States Service
Connor
Powder River
Yellowstone
Cole
Skirl Taka
White Wolf
Pantteshir
Fremont
Augur
Tutta
Union Pacific
Indiana
Tilda
Tenal
Baptiste Behale
Behale
Co. W. Cody
Buffalo Bil
Doctor Grinnall
Summit Springs
Wolo
Cody
Cure
Tha Chlor
Prank
Bladding Price
Wrank
Hinself Dgein
Che
Hin
Jal Bulla
Gilversotter
Vody
Grinnell
Voy
Royall
Ned Bunttine
Belshazzar's Feast Lesson on What Wine Leads
Temperance lesson from Daniel 5 Belshazzar hosts a grand feast and drunken revelry Sacred vessels from Jerusalem are profaned and idols worshiped Daniel interprets the writing on the wall and foresees the fall of Belshazzar's kingdom The king's punishment follows as Darius the Meden takes the throne Reflection on luxury folly and blasphemy in contemporary times.
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Belshine Maz
Terusalem
Daniel
Danial
Nebuchadnezzar
Danel
Yehrushea
Nebuchidneszar
Belahagzar
Delahnazzar
Tekel
Peres
Glyep
Medes
Petaians
Belshazzar
Darius the Median
Nebuchadneszar
Balshazaar
Babylon
Christ
Mente
Untitled Bible Verse Fragment About Charity
A fragment from Corinthians cites spiritual gifts. It notes possessing prophecy, knowledge, faith, and the ability to move mountains, yet without charity, the speaker is nothing. The text emphasizes love as essential above all gifts.
Always Thankful The Thoughtful Are Always Thankful
A fragmented line suggests a quote about gratitude and resilience, noting “The Least Resistance” and “lanat realstance” as unclear phrases. The readable bits imply a reflective proverb or editorial snippet on thanks and perseverance.
When Food Sours Tots of Folks Face Indigestion
An old fashioned reader advice piece extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a reliable remedy for indigestion after heavy meals. It contrasts it with soda and touts quick relief from bloating and discomfort, urging its regular use after rich dishes.
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Phillips
Magnesia
Nora
Philips
Fragmentary Latin Phrase Hints at Faith Articles
A cryptic note traces a reference to articles of faith with a mix of words that appear garbled. The line mentions Montalpue and a question about yesterday, implying a fragmentary discussion or quotation without clear context or details.
Took Advice of Her Mother Warriers Colo
Woman from Watmory GolO describes long use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic and health aid. She says after 14 years of marriage and nine childbirths she remains improved and has recommended the remedy to hundreds of other women. Her mother also used it successfully.
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Warriers
Colo
Lydia B
Pinkham
Hay
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