Norths and Their Pawnee Scouts
In Grinnell’s introduction to Two Great Scouts and Their Pawnee Nation, Capt. Luther H. North and Frank North are hailed as the era’s premier frontier scouts. The piece traces Luther’s near death escape from Sioux war parties, their Pawnee allies, and the North brothers’ pivotal role protecting railroad builders during the Union Pacific era, with vivid episodes from battles and county to Fort Kearney.
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George Bird Grinnell
Luther HH. North
Columbus
Neb
Doctor Grinnell
Mat Frank North
Arthur T. Clark Company
Cleveland
North
Tere
Frank North
L. M. North
International Boundary
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rocky Mountains
Ameren
Captain North
Bridger
Luther North
Thomas J. North
New York
Ohio
James B. North
Nebraska
Omaha
Young North
Second
Nebraska Cavalry
Alfred Sully
Missouri River
General Curtis
McFadden
Curtis
Fort Kearney
Fort
Luther
Comtg
United States Service
Connor
Powder River
Yellowstone
Cole
White Wolf
Pantleshar
Fremont
Augur
Department of the Platte
Baptiste Behale
Behale
Col. W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Battle
Summit Springs
Colo
Cody
Tall Bull
Carr
Fifth Cavalry
Frank
Grinnell
Colonel Royall
Ned Buntline
Judson
Special Train Not Dog Says Coolidge
Former President Calvin Coolidge argues that presidential travel needs special trains and private cars for safety and efficiency. He notes railroads cannot safely accommodate regular trains for the president, cites extensive security and logistical needs, and recalls using a private car only once for Mrs. Coolidge’s comfort. He asserts government ownership of a private car is wise to relieve the presidency of physical burdens during travel.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Coolidge
Secret Service
Bennington
Vermont
Stamp Collectors Profit for U S Post Office
The United States government earned about 283 000 dollars in profit from stamp collectors for the fiscal year ending yesterday. The philatelic division bought stamps totaling 288 988.04 dollars, up over 129 000 dollars from 1928, with over 1 000 000 collectors holding stamps. The George Rogers Clark stamp led sales with 7 000 000 issued.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Philatelic Agency
Post Office Department
Pot Office Department
George Roger Clark
Fort Sackville
Vincennes
Ind
Arrest Near Inventor of Fuelless Car in Boston City
Boston police arrested Alonzo R. Brennan, 33, an inventor who claimed to have perfected a motor car run by springs without gasoline. Backlash from police, a restauranteur, and investors followed his arrest on larceny charges tied to funds invested in his venture. The project apparently remained un perfected.
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Boston
Mass
America
Alonzo R. Brennan
Brennan
Not So Bad Exchange Sparks Question About Guidance
The dialogue hints at a cautious view of a bride's housekeeping experience, with one character noting she lacks experience while another mentions only a magazine for guidance. The exchange underscores concerns about preparation and instruction in domestic duties.
Milk of Magnesia Eases Indigestion After Rich Meals
An ad-style health note asserts many indigestion cases stem from acid conditions, not ulcers. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast acting anti acid that relieves sourness and gas, neutralizes stomach acid, and aids digestion after heavy meals.
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Phillips
Advice From Mother Prompts Lydia E. Pinkham Endorsement
Mrs. John Buassza of Wetmore Colorado credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving her health after a difficult first years of marriage. She notes six childbirths and long term use as a tonic, saying the remedy helped her and she has recommended it to hundreds of women.
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Wetmore
Colo
Lydia
John Buassza
Colorado
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Lydia E. Pinkham