Tecumseh the Fearless Shawnee Leader in Creek Council
A historical account recounts Tecumseh entering a Creek Nation council in disguise. The Shawnee leader, famed for opposing white expansion, rallied tribes with British allies in the War of 1812 and met his death at the Thames battle, leaving no trace afterward.
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Hawkins
Hawking
United States
Tippecanoe
Tecumseh
Canada
Fort Meigs
CHIP OFF OLD BLOCK Shows Gates's high rolling youth in New York
The piece recalls Charles G Gates son of John W Gates and his early trading exploits on Wall Street and at the races. It notes a 1901 bid for a New York stock exchange seat, a Colorado Fuel & Iron share maneuver, encounters with Rothstein and Shea, and sizable losses and wins. It also shifts to calf raising by hand on farms with a cheap stanchion design and practical feeding setup.
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New York
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Gates
Charles Gates
New York, Stock Exchange
Texas
Wall Street
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Harriman
George J. Gould
Gould
Young Gates
Colorado
Denver
Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Alexandria
Charlie
Broadway
Arnold Rothstein
William Shea
Rothstein
Rothstein Accompanied the Young Plunger To His Bank, Where Rothstein
Sa Gs
Mr. Gates
Louisville & Nashville
Sub-Treasury
Kansas
Kansas Experiment Station
Osceola the Seminole War Chief and His Defiance
Osceola, born 1804 near Chattahoochee Georgia, led Seminole resistance against removal. He denounced the 1832 treaty, drove a knife through the document, and fought across Florida Everglades before his capture in 1837 and imprisonment in St Augustine and Fort Moultrie.
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Osceola
William Powell
Chattahoochee
Georgia
United States
Everglades
Florida
Uncle Sam
Mississippi
Micanopy
Young Savage
Jackson
Jesup
St. Augustine
Fort Moultrie
Charleston
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Millet Nudes Endure as Masterpieces in Art History notes
Charles Jacque praises Millet's nude works as among his best, noting their spontaneity and fundamental focus on the human form. He wonders if bread's need influenced their freshness and argues Millet would be the era's greatest artist if art alone drove him, avoiding peasant painter notoriety.
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Millet
Charles Jacque
Amart
Milet
Miller
Two classes of arrivals ask hotel clerks to register
A hotel clerk notes two traveler types who request registration. One is a woman with tight gloves who cannot write. The other is men arriving after 11 pm who beg to be registered while drunk, claiming they have trouble holding a pen after carrying a grip all night.
Feeding Cows Guides Milk Harvest Strategy
Farmers seek optimal feed for cows to boost milk yield. The text emphasizes determining best nutrition before supplying feed to maximize dairy output.
True Friend of Gardener by H A Gossard
The toad is a valuable garden ally feeding on 60 to 80 percent injurious insects. Over 90 days a grown toad can destroy thousands of cutworms sow bugs and ants while consuming few beneficial beetles. Breeding pools aid establishment and greenhouse growers prize toads for pest control.
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H. A. Gossard
Millions of Fish Poisoned In Capon River Pollution Case
Winchester West Virginia authorities plan to prosecute United States Leather company tanneries in Hampshire and Hardy counties for polluting Capon river. The pollution killed millions of speckled trout black bass and other fish and drew crowds as buzzards fed on the wreckage. A nauseating stench spread for miles.
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Winchester
United States Leather Company
Hampshire
Hardy Counties
West Virginia
Capon River
Milea
Winter Pasture Excellence on the Farm
On most farms a portion of land can serve as winter pasture. Use stalk fields and corncrib leftovers to feed cattle and horses, saving stored fodder for later. Blue grass pasture offers cheap stock, with shelter needed on cold days.
Red top forage best sown with timothy or on mois land
Red top may be sown with timothy or alone it is best suited to mois land. The note emphasizes its adaptability to moist soils and suitability as a forage crop when paired with timothy or grown separately.
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Timothy
Mois
Pink Roses and a Garden Den Mystery
Delicia, a pink obsessed writer, moves into a secluded garden den next to an old house. A mysterious man, Martin Duane, tends the roses and captures her attention. He reveals he has bought the place, ensuring she may keep her pink retreat and perhaps a future romance.
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Delicia
Martin Duane
June
Deltela
Dellcla
Scott
de Nela
Delicta
Deliciah
Fifteen Year Old Mariner Wanderer Seeks Shelter in New York
John Dudley Hall a 15 year old Pinera Ga boy walked from Savannah to New York after traveling through Hamburg Leith Dundee London and more. A letter from Savannah Port Society official Dantel Swenson claimed parents consented to travel as seaman. Hall, hungry and moneyless, was sent to the Children's Society.
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John Dudley Hall
Pinera
New York
Savannah
Hamburg
Germany
Leith
Scotland
Dundee
London
England
Dantel Swenson
Hall
The
Children’s Society
How Many Stars in the Flag
A Grand Army of the Republic encampment report asks veterans to name the current U S flag stars. From thirty-one veterans polled twelve answers surfaced ranging 30 to 50, with nine citing 45 stars as correct.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United States
United States Army
Cuba
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