Denizens of the Wild spotlight in April Open issue
S N Leek contributes again to In The Open Pittabury Pa describing Jacksons Hole wildlife beyond game animals. The article Denizens of the Wild covers grey wolf coyote mountain lion and other creatures while noting magazine readership boosts tourism. Bee Jones and B Wiltons visit the valley to discuss Keewanee water and lighting plant installations. George Kally Roy Mclride Jens Balladers and families attend local events and Friday commencement exercises.
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Pittabury
S. N. Leek
Mr. Leek
Jeekwon
Jackson's Hole
Bee Jones
Victor
B. Wiltins
Pocatello
Jacksaw
Meaning of horse power and lifting feats
A text explains the concept of horsepower using weight and distance examples. It derives that lifting 197% pounds four feet per second equals one horsepower, and discusses how heavier persons would require different rates to achieve the same power output.
The Incredible Strength of Caterpillars and Kissing Health
A reader article notes caterpillars able to pull weights up to 25 times their own and a stout worm moving ten times its weight, while a doctor praises kissing for soothing nerves. He claims kisses calm irritability, aid sleep, and even brighten dreams for children and adults.
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Peer Fah
For Sale a Grand Lot of Registered Horses in the West
I offer a premier group of registered horses for sale to focus on my business. Kismat Grand Trotting Stallion 39683 A. T. R. A trotter, Cornelia Dillon mare with 2.19 record, sister to Lou Dillon. Kasselee brood mare, dam of top colts. Loose em up Kasselee to foal soon to Kismat. Love me mare, her foals show speed. Brownface Rapid, 2:13 mile pace. Drifty Tyrant black mare, 4 years old with speed. Bay filly out of Cornelia Dillon and Idaho Hal. Tavora registered running mare by Barney Schricher, near half mile. Grand lot, seller may sell all or part or exchange for land.
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West
Kasselee
Kassejean
Daisy Direct
Idaho
Kismat
Cornelia Dillon
Idaho Hal
Walter Direct
Barney Schricher
Will Raive
Pathetic Letter From Dixie Sent to Senator Hankhead
In the cotton boom era a Dixie representative and senator received a notably sad letter. The writer complains that foreign nations raise merry toriums in Europe making debt collection difficult. He notes owning cotton worth six hundred dollars with taxes looming and asks for a six-man berth to cover his debt, ending with a plea to the senator.
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Dixie
Hankhead
Europe
New York
Work and character grow with patient toil on road
A Neeeder Gazette account recalls two road workers amid highway improvements. One man toils with cheerful energy, the other watches and jokes. The tale celebrates how steady labor builds character, wealth, and public spirit, and asks which of the two men earned lasting happiness from daily effort.
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Ben
Farma
Inter
To Avoid Colds: Tips for Cold Season Health
Practical advice to prevent colds urges avoiding rapid shifts from warm spaces to cold air. It recommends moderate indoor warmth, gradual clothing adjustments, not overexerting, and steering clear of infected crowds to weather the season with minimal illness.
Second Albino Snake Found at Berkeley Farm
The report notes a second albino snake found by a farmer near Berkeley and brought to Professor Storer of the vertebrate zoology department for study. The animal is a colorless, pinkish hue reptile resembling a gopher snake but lacking color overall. It’s being closely observed for characteristics and development by museum scientists.
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Babste
Storer
Department of Vertebrate Soclogy
Berkeley
Noted investor eyes art purchases amid odd schemes
A man with funds proposed to back native art by unknown painters. He claimed $100,000 to invest and touted a 10 percent commission on profits as a lure. The episode sparked questions about lunacy and the value of the offered propositions and securities.
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Iieture Enliery
Nye
Polate
Om Luuesame
SMM
York Triteus
Great Patriotism Poem Reflects Deborah’s Victory Ode
A patriotic poem lauds Deborah with exalted language celebrating victory and divine deliverance. It weaves images of Lordship, awakening, and national renewal through symbolic scenes and guardianship by princes and poets, ending with a prayer for enemies to perish while lovers praise the sun’s rise.
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Deborah
Prater
Tve Pont
Penmen
Jel
Rivera
Strange Interlude at The Door In Downtown Scare
A confused scene unfolds as a man arrives at a door while a woman hurries away toward downtown. She notices a watcher on her, searches for stray threads, boards a theater car, and later discovers one of her shoes missing a rival’s gaze fixed on her appearance. The incident concludes with a mismatched shoe and mixed footwear noticed in a crowded moment at a city theater area.
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Hse Tm
Ta Dlarapolis News
Wood Alcohol Dangers Highlighted by Investigations
The article reports findings on wood alcohol risks linked to the Hing of wood alcohol and workplaces with exposure. It notes that inhaled air containing small percentages can cause rapid uptake in the body, leading to saturation and severe effects, including optic nerve damage and potential blindness.
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Dee Sr
Serrutita
Small savings and daily costs in a weary era
A fragmented ad style piece cites thrift with examples like a Turkish cigarette and daily cigar cuts, predicting how small purchases add up. It stresses bills, rent, and a steady routine of saving to offset daily expenses over a year.
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Guiarne
Bam
Wall Street Broker Recounts Dinner and Observations
A garbled OCR passage describes a Wall Street broker named Witew amid a dinner scene with references to Gee Heald mine and various quoted phrases. The text remains unclear but hints at conversations and reactions, including a corrected remark about a widow.
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Wall Street
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