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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
6
A dialogue fragment shows De Jones and Smythe arguing about a discharge and implied insult. It references an employer seeking a boy to fit the vacancy and includes stray social commentary on Irish artists and nationalities in early 20th century context.
An old ad urges cleansing blood in spring through humors and impurities. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest spring medicine to purify blood, cure scrofula and salt rheum, improve complexion and health.
An old notice highlights Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a peculiar remedy for blood purification while noting the Paris Exposition commission cost near one million dollars. The text also mentions garfield tea and a club conversation about talkers and topics, with stray names attached.
A garbled historical piece chronicles Calamity Jane, real name Martha Burk, famed frontier scout and mail carrier. It traces her early deeds under Captain Eagan, sustains Sioux hostilities, and notes her later life in Montana and Wyoming, including a sheltered period seeking asylum and her later selling a memoir of adventures.
A biographical sketch of Martha Burk born Princeton Missouri in 1842. She rode with soldiers in the Indian campaigns and earned the nickname Calamity June after saving a wounded rider during a camp escape. She served as a scout under Custer Miles and Crook in 1870s campaigns in Arizona Wyoming Montana and against the Nez Perces, with daring missions and narrow escapes.
London scientist reports seismic waves from a major quake traveled at 25 miles per second to Europe, with large waves reaching at 2.08 kilometers per second and lasting hours. Estimates include wave length about 34 miles and height around 20 inches.
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