Ghost Dance Entourage on Oklahoma Reservation Visit
A visitor recalls being invited to witness a ghost dance near Fort Reno Oklahoma. He describes the trek with an officer guide, a Cheyenne parley at a tent, whiskey sharing, and the event ending without whiskey after a gun was fired. The officer notes whiskey is essential for a successful ghost dance.
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Governor's Island
Wade
Fort Reno
Oklahoma
Jim
Oficer
Cheyenne
Living Long Through Exercise and Endurance
A 19th century health mindset links longevity to persistent physical labor and regular exercise. The author cites Kellogg on sweating, burning fat, and preventing diseases like rheumatism and obesity through activity, arguing blood vessels stay healthier with continued exertion and that science supports exercise as key to aging well.
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J. H. Kellogg
Nature
William Inien Brvank
Eigny
Old Popular Novels Lose Luster as New Blocks Sell Fast
The American Publishers Association notes shifts in reading tastes with popular titles fading from sight. Sales data show David Harum and Richard Carvel selling hundreds of thousands, while Trilby and The Gadfly fade as department stores push ephemeral bestsellers at cut prices. A bookseller links fading memory to shelf pressure and low pricing, suggesting new works replace past sensations.
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American Publishrs’ Association
David Harum
Richard Carvel
Janice Meredith
Red Rock
Trilby
Trulby
Kipling
Cloreth
Conan Doyle
Lucille
Notes on a 19th Century Wellness Regimen From Sir James Sawyer
The text lists health rules including eight hours of sleep on the right side with an open winter bedroom, a mat at the door, no headboard against walls, no cold water in the morning, a lukewarm bath, exercise before breakfast, light meat that is well cooked, no milk for adults, fasting fat to feed cells, avoiding dairy and air pollution, exercise in open air, monitoring damp conditions, take short holidays, and keep temper plus ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sawyer
Wind Cave of South Dakota A Natural Wonder
In South Dakota residents regard Wind Cave as a tenth wonder of the world with vast passages and over 3 060 rooms already found. Discoveries trace to 1877 with lore of Lame Johnny and McLemore style expeditions. cave air steadiness offers instant relief to asthmatics and a potential cure by regular visits, with a hotel planned for visitors.
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South Dakota
Wind Cave
Johnny
J. B. McLonald
Saverat
Weiler
Aianmouth
Luray
Dress for a Voyage Amid Ocean Wanderings
Fragmentary text suggests a travel dress tied to a voyage, with poetic phrasing about time, envy, and distant shores. The readable lines hint at fashion or attire suited for a traveler, but the exact details remain unclear and the passage is largely obscure.
Woman balks at drugstore call order deposit
A female customer objects to a 1.25 deposit on a call order in a drugstore. The clerk explains the practice and shows a morgue of unused bottles bought by women who seldom pick up prescriptions, noting the expense and risk to the shop.
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Lord Snowe
Olbaratorer
Napy
Bleek
Elstinnees
Origins and spread of money slang in New York terms
The article traces slang for money from early Germanic and Celtic roots to the Civil War era. It lists numerous terms such as greenbacks nicknames, and credits Shakespeare with knowing older coin words. It notes the evolution from slang to orthodox speech, and stresses the abundance of money slang in English.
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Thal
Ehalera
Ogland
New York
Curious Discovery at Pamendorf Reveals Ancient Remains
Archaeologists in Pamendorf, Seinaswig, uncovered two well preserved remains last month. The bodies lay clothed in coarse woolen material with red hair. Experts classify the finds as from the Cherasery era, likely dating to the first centuries after Christ. A similar discovery previously occurred at Told pear tie, suggesting related ancient links.
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Pamendorf
Seinaswig
Crorkmen
Cherasery
Fragmentary OCR Note on Local Beat Unit Noted
The readable fragments reference a local beat unit and an event or meeting. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear from the text. Further readable details are needed to form a complete, factual item.
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E. O. Wyatt
Wilson
BOARD
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R. Sheldon
M.d.gibbs
J. H.bratherwick
State Bank OF Hull
E.u.reemann
A. P. Fensen
Rathlished
Owa
BANK
Gece Insurance Veritten
John Jansma
Exnitay
Elovabar
Mulbaright
Tetra Veaqvilges
Sith
Sine Tik Daily Ay
Schoeneman Bros
K. Rewer
Athe Nh
Winter Coods
ROE, Aaa
Essinge
Attuliu
Jidies Apires
Sue Yeria, Perera
Rioner Maeat Batis
Repre
Sis
Hopvest Fieleh EL Ferin
Eoecs
Vani Geahtiet
Iwad Chtlinros Thom
Ah Dee
Jhudadae
Pistauns
Barla
Miles
Galata
Mont
Rocky Mountains
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Ocean
Great Northern
Railway
IF. I. Whitney
St. Paul, Minn
Dron,g.o. Corr
Igg Ornignt
Orin Dwelling
G. R. Lanning
Sreluogn
Iowa
I-Omeco
DroiCrani Fa McKeever
Wid. Skimp & Son
Weal, Brick
Kima and
Combin
Ation
Muldee
Sulingies
Pinapikes
St. Dani Sa
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