Tecumseh Battle Secrets Set for Thames River Park
The Tecumseh Memorial association of Moraviantown and Ontario officials plan to transform the Moraviantown battlefield into a highway park. Tecumseh is said to be buried on the field with three guardians sworn to keep the grave secret. The piece notes trains and roads crossing the historic site and recalls the 1812 battle known as Moraviantown and Thames.
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Canada
United States
Tecumseh
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Ontario
Moraviantown
Thames River
Tecumach Memorial Association
Thames
Snake
Ohio
Mississippi
Shake
Grand Trunk Railway
Early Steam Power Dreams From Ancient to 18th Century
The piece traces ancient hints of steam power in Alexandria and Memnon legends, then notes that by 1763 French inventor Cugnet built a small steam engine for wheels. His device used two single acting cylinders delivering effort to front wheels and achieved a few miles per hour before overturning in Paris and being seized by authorities as a devilish marvel.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Nile Valley
Memfon
Antil
Cugnet
Paria
Nash Six proves front rank among good motor cars
The Nash Six five passenger touring car impresses buyers with nasal valve head motor quality and roomy front and back compartments. Prices, F. O. B. Lander, include Nash 6 Roadster 1 755 dollars and seven passenger sedan 3 025.60.
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F. O. B. Lander
Nash
Roadeter
Land Office Notice of Estate Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Elsie Sehoettlin Nieman widow of Fred Sehoettlin of Lander Wyoming has filed for three year proof to establish her claim to Lots 1 2 BYNW Section 30 Township 33 North Range 93 West 6th Principal Meridian. Witnesses are Herbert Bawden John C Aver James Hurley and P D Preeburgh all of Lander. The proof is to be made before the Register and Receiver at Lander Wyoming by December 31 1931.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lander
Wyoming
Elsie Sehoettlin Nieman
Fred Sehoettlin
Range
Merida
United Stated Land Office
Herbert Bawden
John C. Aver
James Hurley
P. D. Preeburgh
Mind power and discipline fuel personal success
An editorial contrasts hard work with self improvement and disciplined habit change, arguing success comes from tending the mind as a productive machine. It warns against waste habits and urges grit to train the mind to work, promising efficiency and easier tackle of hard tasks.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Cuckoo’s Parental Duty Debate in 19th Century Journal
A Chicago Journal piece questions whether the cuckoo can be blamed for laying eggs in other birds nests. It argues nature allocates multiple mates for domestic context and invokes polyandry as a natural fate, comparing it to human family structures.
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Cuckoa
Nature
Wales
Chicago
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