Paul Bunyan the legendary lumberjack of myth and mythic feats
A humorous antiquarian essay traces Paul Bunyan from Maine to the West as a symbolic super lumberjack. It chronicles Babe the blue ox, Benny the calf, Lucy the cow, and the Seven Axmen, blending tall tales with early American logging lore. The piece notes evolving lumber camps, collegiate lumberjacks, and the myth’s growth through books and local tradition.
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Elmo Scott Watron
JH Stewart
White
Solani
Maine
New Yorke
Lake Plates
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lortes and Vilages
Qin Plang
West Bradles
Kinnier
Canada
Paul Gunyan
Paul
Paul Bunyan
Pawl Bunyan
Jumberjack
Abe Jumberjack
Latl
Pawnhag
Pawn Bunyan
Shot ‘Gunderson
Tau
Asther Shepherd
Nead Cotlege
Oregon
James Stevens
Pauls
Red River Lumber Company
Paul Husson
North Dakota
California
Shepherd
Eastport
Bay of Fundy
Fred
Nova Scotia
Maine Woods
Babe
Gabe
Iakes
Baba
Benny
Bangor
Devil's Lake
South “Dakota
Lucy
North America
Red River
Sam
Tadpole
Gunderson
Big Joe
Quebec
Big Foo
Joe
Union
Togan
Driva Paul
St. Louis
Brainerd
Minn
Cuticura ad and random quotes in a 1900s page
An advertisement promises Cuticura Ointment for itchy scalp with a routine of rubbing and Cuticura Soap for clear skin and soft hands. The rest notes reader opinions on character in a novel and a remark about gum chewing among English miners and industrial workers, ending with a quote from James Stephens.
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England
Tanlac credited with restoring 77 year old health
A Dust Dubuque Illinois retiree J A Groff claims Tanlac revived his health after years of nervousness headaches and fatigue. He says the tonic soothed constipation calmed nerves and boosted appetite noting a strong welcome change after drinking Tanlac from roots barks and herbs. The ad urges readers to consult their druggist for Tanlac today.
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J. A. Groff
Dust Dubuque, Il
Groff
Tanlao
Tanlac
Timois
Youth and Old Age Bribery Claims Split Family Summer
A provocative account features quotes about bribing a wife to go away for the summer and to stay at home, highlighting tensions between youth and elder authority within a domestic dispute. The remarks suggest fractured family dynamics and conflicting loyalties.
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Tine
Directions to Hopaville with food stops noted
A reader asks how far to Hopaville and the reply cites three hot dog stands and a filling station as landmarks along the route. The exchange presents simple travel guidance with local business names.
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Hopaville
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Benny the
Little Blue Ox
Bunyan
Eugene Shepard
Allen Lewin
W. B. Caughead
Paul Bunyan As
W. B. Lavahond
Visualizey Higa
Bayer
James Stephens
Taniac
United States Commerce Department
New Zealand
Lowrie
Wellington
Cincinnati
Fletcher