Relics Found in Indian Mound on Broken Kettle Road
Wesley T. Stafford recounts excavations at the Broken Kettle mound near Sioux City. The study describes tool making, bone and flint implements, beadwork, and pottery fragments, noting no iron or glass artifacts and discussing the mound’s significance to early civilization.
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Broken Kettle Road
Sioux City
Broken Kettle
Indion
America
Europe
Creek
Big Sioux
State Museum
T. van Hyning
Tennessee
Colorado
Academy
Miners Gold And A Shadow Of The Desert Bride
Dave Tichnor abandons steady toil for Sierra fever in search of fortune and the promised reunion with his Michigan bride. After years of hardship a spectral vision guides him to a hidden lode, but the desert tests faith, love, and fate as he wanders toward a perilous end and a hopeful reunion.
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Kansas City Star
Dave Tichnor
Sierras
Cave
Earth
Dave
California
Sacramento
Sacramento City
Filer
Tich
Enor
Rockies
Michigan
Per
Michi
Gan
Tichnor
Thescar
Desert
Canaan
The Kaiser as a Bogy Man
A London World piece surveys European anxiety over Kaiser Wilhelm II. It notes Hungarian Danish and Italian suspicions and fears of German influence, yet argues the alarm is exaggerated while acknowledging real unease at his actions. The article ends by warning against demonizing the kaiser as a Mephistopheles.
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London
Hungary
Fra
Austria
Franz Joseph
Germany
Denmark
Kaiser Wilhelm
Italy
William the Second
Kaiser Vilela
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