Stray mice tale ends with a home remedy and a moral
A neighborhood notes a pantry mice problem in a household. Three wire traps baited with cheese fail until bacon bits and a lined cupboard create a trap cul de sac yielding three mice. The piece closes with a derisive quip that the woman would make a good wolfer.
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Terry
The Old Time Printer and the Typewriter Legacy
A nostalgic look at early printers who toiled with long primer type and various marking tools. The piece contrasts fragile manuscript work with modern universal typewriters and recalls comic misreads and oddball scribbles from editors and compositors. It notes a Nebraska printer recalling Thomas Roycroftt and Horace Greeley era penmanship.
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Horace Greeley
Nebraska
Thomas Roycroftt
New York
H. Greeley
Devil
Job Man
Violent Fort McKenzie Fur War Ends In Extermination
The 1830 siege at Fort McKenzie on the Missouri saw commander D. McKenzie lay siege with 60 whites and 12 halfbreeds against the Dechamp family, culminating in the deaths of the uncles and brothers, the mother and two young sisters spared, and the Dechamp line largely wiped out by fire and fighting. The tale shows the era’s brutal frontier justice and the peril at fur trading posts.
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Terry
Montana
Missouri
Fort McKenzie
D. McKenzie
American Fur Trading Company
Dechamps
Daughers
Jack Ram
Brazeau
McKenzie
Dechamp
Trade Conditions Improve Across Manufacturing Sectors
RADUAU reports continued improvement in trade conditions with higher plant operation rates and more willingness among merchants to replenish stocks. Retail is quiet except for clearance sales. wholesale and jobbing show strong fall business. Capacity expands in steel plants and iron furnaces. textile mills improve. wage agreements slow labor disputes. Rain boosts corn districts while cotton damages dips, wheat harvests slowed in the Canadian Northwest. Overall crop prospects are satisfactory and prices high.
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Canadian Northwest
Roosevelt and the bear dog bargaining tale
A rambling tale recounts President Roosevelt hunting bears with top dogs, a local bear hunter refusing to lend his dog, and Roosevelt revealing his identity to press the man into sharing the dog. The narrative highlights persistence, pride, and the president’s bold approach.
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Roosevelt
Sam
Sam Roosévélt
United States
Booker
Sore Gahly Beto
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