Buffalo hunts and the vanished great herds of buffalo
A portrait of historic buffalo hunting shows the scale of 19th century displays at a Miller ranch near Blies Oklahoma with 20000 attendees, Geronimo leading Indians, and a ceremonial drive. It notes the vast buffalo populations of 25 years prior and the near extinction by 1883 as railroads expanded and hunters killed thousands daily.
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Blies
Oklahoma
Miller
George G. Bain
Wide World
Buffeto
Mursh
Yellowaone
C. 2. Jones
Gareden City
Kar
Buffalo Innes
Michael Pablo
Flathead Agency
Montana
Gonna Night
Tex
G. W. Little
Pawnee
Okla
Kae Bi
James Philip
Fort Pierre
New Hampshire
Austin Corbin
Bronx Zoo
Inte W. Whitney
Pacific Railroad
Pilins
Fort Benton
Texan
Yellowstone River
Kentucky
Disfiguring Sen Humor Mo to Get Employment
A historical clipping describes a man whose face and body were covered with itching sores from scratching, leaving flesh raw. He spent thousands on doctors and hospitals, with his condition worsening despite treatment.
Cured by Cuticura in Five Weeks
A man recounts a long severe skin condition in 1894 that resisted hospital care and money. After five weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap, his once-blemished face scalp and body healed, ending a painful, relentless itch.
Fished for Trout, Caught Some Rum at Lone Pond
Crowds flocked to Slab City’s Roarky Pond after Jack Lovell claimed a jug of corn liquor dissolved his luck. Report spread of swift trout swallowing the jug and a moonshine tale led townsfolk to fish with improvised gear, sparking a minor dispute before peace returned and fishing resumed.
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Jack
Apedal
Slab City
Jack Lovell
Storks Play A Joke In Gotham New York Tale Of Tiny Babies
Report describes remarkable newborns in New York City including a 71 pound twin pair with extremely large dimensions and a 1st child weighing 131 pounds mother, plus a second birth featuring a twin with overall tiny size. The narrative presents a sensational account of unusual infants and their families in Brooklyn and Staten Island with medical commentary.
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New York
Nawders Land
Gulliver
Bra
Randolph Snomwen
Mom
Hee
Lau
Mr. Shotwell
Staten Island
Raweetheart
Am Ireubatar
Phynintans
Tive
Brooklin
Ternas
Adaje Ritenie
Coast Producers mobilize to counter California oil trusts
In Coalinga California producers form a coalition to combat the California Petroleum Association and California Oil Producers Association. They plan aggressive legislation, contract currtailment, and publicity to curb the Texas Kansas style pipelines. They seek to empower independents and target the Standard Oil Company assessments with a public campaign and state board actions on oil land taxation.
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Mprcial
Sma
Coalinga
Col
California
Kansas
Oil Trust
California Petroleum Association
California Oil Producers
Texas
Henry H. Welsh
Kansan
Standart
Fresno
Standard
A Bishop's Opinion on Women Preachers
Pennsylvania Bishop Talbot asserts that a woman may preach without her husband and that no man is needed to preach for her. He argues a woman has an inborn right to preach and will spend her energy lecturing to other women rather than to their husbands.
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Keer
Coarts
Bishnp Talbot
Pennsylvania
Saya
Ana¢ Ake
Abe
Luck Purse Trend Baffles Public With Odd Tone
Public interest grows in luck purses described as a fad with a curious tone. The items, labeled as mysterious talismans, circulate widely and attract chatter among shoppers and collectors.
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Golé
Attver Chalne
The Man Who Wore Low Necked Gown
A moral about ministers training and errors in business, noting ministers sometimes misuse training. Rev. Harkness and Rev. Morgan confront a saloon owner over whether a low cut gown is improper. Court dispute arises from mistaken identity, with the incident prompting a reflection on expertise and moral conduct.
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Nohdes
Joseph Harkiness
David, Morgan
St. Paul
Harkness
Morgan
Elieva
Alcohol Stills Will Be Watched Closely Across Nation
Washington reports strict regulation for denatured alcohol intended for fuel. Small distillers face costly supervision, no central warehouse, and inspectors traveling to existing depots. Big producers may reap gains while farmers fear crop-to-fuel conversion rush.
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Washington
Tas
Internal Revenue
Germany
Sewall Destillere
Sieililers
The Bar Mom and The Tourists Take Stage Spotlight
The note lists T Powers set for The Bar Mom under Maasrs Shubart with a London musical vibe. The Tourists at the Majestic in New York extend runs into labor day, with stars Gaiden Sanderson Michelenw Pruett Seniler Niven Hyley Wilbur and others in the company. The Stuyvesant theater is slated in New York under Balacco, expanding independent control to ten houses including the Majestic, Hippodrome, and Weber’s, with Burridge and Cohan Harris prominent in producing next season.
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Dramen T. Powers
Maasrs
Shubart
London
Power
Pitts
Mr. Powers
Eamund Stanley
Stexhara
Stanley
Arena
Adirondacks
Majestic Theater
Borton
Richard Gaiden
Jolie Sanderson
Vera Michelenw
Willam Pruett
George Seniiler
Della Niven
Phil H. Ryley
Mabel Wilbur
Clever
Sajestic Theater
New York
Navng Jduft
The
Stuyvesant
David Brlarco
Balacco
News York
Rhubarte
Hippodrome
Casino
Lyrie
Princess
Majea
Lulu Ginger
Cohen
Cohan and Harris
Dramatic Workshop
Edgar Selwyn
Theodore Burt S As
Humane Society Seeks Growth Across Indiana Cities
An organizing push aims to raise interest in the Humane Society of Indianapolis. Multiple podelong groups are expected in several Indiana towns, with plans for a state-wide organization. Letters have gone to two Indiana towns to prompt action.
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Humane Society
Atata
Humans Society of
Indianapolie
Indiana
Tater
Big Day at Bethany Park and Church in Indiana
A large Sunday gathering drew many to Bethany park and Christin church in Indiana. Temperance day activities and a petdoor assembly were reported with broad attendance and community participation.
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Bethany
Bethany Park
Indiana
Park
Romance of a remarriage ends in social comeback
Prudence Island reports on James A Garland, wealthy Boston editor, and his wife Mary Tudor Garland. The couple, once divorced amid scandal, remarried seven months later after a period of separation. Garland, battling illness and continuing work, resumed public life with the Garlands in residence at Potter's Cove.
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Prudence Island
Ll Jay de
James A Garland
Garland
Mr. Garland
The
New England
Garlands
Potter's Cove
Gareland
Mary Tudor
Boston
Old St. Paul's Brookline
Penton
Bils, Garland
E. K Kimball
New York
Sir Garland
Hyangisport
Hia
Barricera
Alexander Higginson
Chathey
Gatland
REFRESHING DRINK AND FASHION NOTES FROM OLD COLUMNS
A brief note describes a simple cooling drink made by boiling berries in water and sweetening juice. It also mentions a new chiffon garment with chenille details worn as an elegant neck covering. The entry ends with an old nurse’s soothing syrup advertisement for teething pains and diarrhea.
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