New Cody Gateway Monument to Buffalo Bill on National Park Tour
The Cody Gateway marks Buffalo Bill’s legacy as Yellowstone’s entrance and a highlight on Burlington’s See America National Park Tour. Visit the geysers, Paint Pots, Grand Canyon, Sylvan Pass, and the Shoshone River gorge, with the irrigation dam and dude ranch country described.
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Yellowstone National Park
America
Buffalo Bill
Cody Gateway
Grand Canyon
Sylvan Pass
Great Gorge
Shoshone River
Government
Dude Ranch Country
Gardner Gateway
Burlington
Yellowstone
Glacier
Rocky Mountain National Estes
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak Region
Fragmentary Prose Advice Warns Against Overwork
A jagged excerpt urges readers to pace themselves and rest, advising not to push beyond limits. It counsels taking breaks, observing surroundings, and avoiding burnout before continuing duties or tasks. The fragment hints at guidance aimed at balance and self care.
Man's Vocation and Pursuit of Knowledge
The note emphasizes that activity is the core vocation of man, urging use of rest periods to gain clearer knowledge of external things. This knowledge, in turn, should enhance future activity, as attributed to Gorethe.
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Gorethe
Modern Advantages Compare Youth Opportunities
Mr. Comrox notes younger generations have earlier chances with golf and cars, saying he lacked such options until mid life. The exchange contrasts past and present opportunities for youth.
A Mild Protest by Parson Absolom Jansing
Parson Absolom Jansing comments on a scant basket covering, criticizing thrift while arguing about a minute cost. He acknowledges stinginess yet praises thriftiness as a path to Heaven, remarking on an ostensibly tiny fraction of a cent.
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Absolom Jansing
The Sumatran Widow's Flag Etiquette
The article describes Sumatra widow customs. After a husband dies a flagstaff is set before the door and a flag raised. A torn wind ends mourning. a rent allows remarriage. The outcome hinges on season, gases, and flag material quality.
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Sumatra
Editorial Lament Over Old Fashioned Editor’s Maple Sugar
Lament expresses yearning for the old fashioned editor who once received 100 pounds of maple sugar each spring. The sentiment wonders what has become of such a familiar, generous figure and lightly jokes about preferring a bag of peanuts as a lighter alternative.
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Arizona Gazette
Implacacity and the peril of friendship rhetoric
The dialogue questions a magnanimous figure who boasts of defeating foes by turning them into allies. Senator Sorghum adds caution about the dangerous companies one might keep through such strategy and the potential compromises it invites.
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Arely
Sorghum
Petty Arithmetic in a Candid Exchange
An admiring friend asks if Mr. Dustin Stex looks out for himself. He replies that a man fixated on number one risks being left out of the larger calculations that drive modern affairs.
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Dustin Stex
Port of Missing Men Highlighted in Brief Notices
The piece notes that missing persons stories travel worldwide as individuals vanish from their old lives. Some disappear to sever ties and seek new pastures, while others leave no trace of their whereabouts thereafter.
Lost Time Encounter in Wyser Building Elevator
In Muncie attorney Arthur Gadbury rode to his office with a stranger who appeared to be a book agent. The man entered Gadbury’s office and Gadbury noted the place seemed empty. Gadbury recalled waiting ten minutes with his hat on before the stranger left.
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Wyser
Muncie
Arthur Gadbury
Gadbury
Words of Wise Men Teachings on Character and Duty
The passage argues that learning without virtue harms, and true guidance comes from giving ideas and training to apply them. It urges doing well, practicing thoughtfulness as a duty, and gratitude as a grace. It warns against scandal and secret deeds one would not publicize.
Indigo Once Native Crop In Deep South History
Demopolis Times recalls indigo as a money crop of Alabama Mississippi and Georgia about 75 years ago before the cotton gin era. It notes a well-tarmed grower could earn more from indigo than cotton and other staples today, while indigo’s role in high priced dyestuffs remains globally significant.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Inliga
Demopolis
Ala
In a Fix A threat over marry or breach of promise looms
A man faces dueling coercions from a woman as she vows a breach of promise suit demanding twenty five thousand dollars if he refuses marriage and a divorce with alimony of fifty dollars per week if he consents. The excerpt reflects a melodramatic pressure tactic.
Rolled Steak with Parsley Stuffing and Gravy
Trim fat and muscle from a large round steak. Mix bread crumbs salt parsley pepper and melted butter. Spread on steak, roll and tie. Bake with onion and water, until tender. Make gravy from flour butter and pan juices, adjust seasonings, pour around steak. Covering and slow baking keeps it tender and flavorful.
Corporation on its feet despite no souls said
An Omaha Bee quote notes the paradox of reviving a corporation while the idea of corporate entities lacking souls remains widely accepted. The remark frames a debate over corporate personhood and viability in economic life.
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Omaha Bee
No Allurement Delays The Veteran Merchant’s Resolve
A veteran businessperson rejects retirement after a boastful remark about wealth. He values his office and daily routine, declaring he will not quit or stay home. The exchange underscores commitment to work and personal ambition.
Greenland Ends Day With Six Months of Darkness
A stark note reflects on Greenland where the sun vanishes for six months, plunging the land into prolonged night and affecting daily life and mood. The remark highlights the extreme Arctic cycle and its impact on residents.
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Greenland
Nantucket Speech Turns Nautical Museum of Sayings
Nantucket jargon, humor, and local pride are explored as a museum of nautical expressions. The piece notes phrases for luck, health, housekeeping, and whaling terms, with colorful anecdotes from Obed Gardner’s will and a Boston Transcript quip about a boy and his cat.
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Nantucket
America
Obed Gardner
Mariner
Hardy Jane
Jotham
Mother
Windward
Union Street
Boston Transcript
Much in Little Swans Keep Water Free of Weeds
A collection of brief statments notes diverse facts from tax figures and population counts to oil production and city planning. It lists a woman appointed assistant attorney general of Colorado and estimates on poll taxes in Boston over 12 years.
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Colorado
Boston
Finance as Dance: Reversing With Market Shifts
A colloquial view compares finance to dancing. It asks if you have faced reverses and answers that finance requires reversing with the market when it changes direction, emphasizing adaptability in investment strategy.
Its Incentives Bel Lgerent Sailor Riddle
A fragment notes a playful exchange about sailors and incentives, with a pun on boxing the compass and spars on a ship. The dialogue suggests a jokey critique of bellicose or argumentative motives in nautical life.
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Cody
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Lincoln Cleaners and Dyers
Hamburg
Rede
Milady
Hilger
Hamburg, Iowa
Nhere
United States
Oklahoma-Kansas Field
Toronto
John Levenster
M.D. V. Asst
S. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
Fred Aldrich
Frank Davis
Della Sykes
Piano
Organ
Masonic Block
R. C. Danley
Farmers Savings Bank
R.w.sykes, M.D
Lyceum Bidg
Duke Alberson
Fremont
Atchison Counties
C. H. Harding
Merchants Exchange Bank
Black Hamburg
Iowa
George H. Gitz, Jr
Griffith Drug Store
Carroll H. Wright
Law General
Chas. H. Medford
Bell and Mutual
Iris
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