Frontier Saloon Gamble Ends with Kid Sold to Jim
In Dickinson Oklahoma a poker night escalates into a sale of a young boy to Centreman Jim for seventy five dollars and a beer mallet. Gentleman Jim vows to raise the child and later departs with plans to take the boy to a distant home while the town contends with whether the child will be raised right.
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Kunuck
Olelabwinnill
Dicksinsun
Raul
Kanuele
Dany Ibaggin
Kannele
Ranuele
Dickinson
King Mountain
Haim
Tourain
Fred
Sam
Olahome
Hill
Midabaika Ti
Helmy
Tyre
Kanwele
Jim
Ollahorn Bill
Dolan
Wight
Trncksnake Hollow
Bill
Jin
Sautin
Wim
Thm
Yen
the Unbler
Tim
Din
Boone
Leo
Jai
Gamiblin
Ole Kanuels
Mike
Jane
Will
Gentleman Jui
Oklahoma
Blue Mountain
Billings
Puilutier
Corlerville
Detroit Free Press
Roads of Antiquity Show Great Ancient Highways
A fragmentary account argues Cheops built an early road of polished stones with carved figures, rivaling Poruvian works in scale. It describes 1000 to 2000 mile routes across mountains with masonry ledges, rope bridges, and 20 foot wide tiled causeways.
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Meridotus
Cheops
Ling
London Standard
Europe
Chavo
Andes
Evans
Hyde
Anid
Ench
Peru
Dairy Barn Carrier Promises Labor Saving Device
An old dairy barn carrier, praised as an excellent device, aims to ease heavy labor for farmers by transporting ensilage and manure along barn tracks. Described are the wheels, track system, and manual controls that allow dumping and steering, with noted use by Willard Polite of Delhi and neighbor George W. Grant.
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Loebor
Ensilate
Willard Polite
Delhi
Delaware County
New Yorke
George W. Grant
Ceili
J. Hrownell
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Rich Blood Health
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential to blood health and vitality. It claims purified blood supports the whole body's functions, cures various conditions, and improves strength, vigor, and nerves with long lists of illnesses allegedly relieved.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claims
Fragmented ad style text touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the “great blood purifier” and references Pills. Garbled phrases mention family costs and a California remedy company, with unclear claims about protection and health benefits.
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Tood
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