Fort Phil Kearney's Tragic Frontier History Recalled
The piece traces Fort Phil Kearney on the Bozeman trail in Wyoming from its 1866 founding to its 1868 evacuation, detailing Fetterman and Wagon Box fights, Red Cloud’s fierce resistance, Carrington and Powell leadership, and plans for a memorial at the site commemorating both sides in the long frontier conflict.
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Cy Elmc
Scott Watson
Plina
Fort Hi Kearney
Wyoming
West
Cyrus Townsend Mrady
United ¢ States
Fort Philip Kearney
Enilea Port Phi Kearney
Prom
Darties
United States
Pontiac
Detroit
Fort Phil Kearney
James Bridger
Kit Carson
Carrington
Kearney
Powder River
Carbon County
Fort Laramie
Montana
Red Cloud
Henry B. Carrington
Eighteenth Infantry
Fort Reno
Fort Pall Kearney
C. F. Smith
Viney Island
W. J. Fetterman
Colonel Carrington
James W. Powell
Fetterman
Lodge Trail Ridge
Frederick Brown
Custer
Brown
John Phillips
Portugee
Phillips
Fort
Phil Kearney
Piney Island
Powell
Cortes
Boseman Trail
United States Army
Uns
Barber Bishop Probes Senate Prayer and Hair
Washington reporter profiles John Sims known as Bishop on Capitol Hill a longtime favorite barber for the United States Senate He aims to lead prayers when the Senate reconvenes and recounts his exclusive shop rituals privacy and near 85 years old dedication to senators over four decades.
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Washington
John Sims
United States Senate
Holiness Church
John
Capitol Hill
Harding
Senate
Capitol
Seaso Uning
Coolidge
White House
Sims
King
Utah
Haiti
German Hopes to Make Foods From Wood
Prof Friedrich Bergius of Meideberg described at the Dresden chemical congress a process to convert wood fiber into edible carbohydrates such as sugar starch or flour. Based on Willstaetter hydrogenation with concentrated hydrochloric acid, the method reextracts acid without destroying carbohydrates through continuous heating. It aims to aid mass fodder production.
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Dresden
Friedrich Bergius
Meideberg
Willstaetter
Texas Clock Marks 55 Years of Constant Ticking
In Plainview Texas a clock owned by 7% M Wilson was wound in 1878 and has not stopped since. The piece kept time through a 1908 Oklahoma cyclone that destroyed the Wilson home, leaving the clock still running as proof of its endurance.
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Plainview
Texas
M. Wilson
Wilson
Oklahoma
Pexel Jelly Powder Promises Quick, Cheap Jellies
Pexel is a 100 percent pure fruit powder that makes jelly in one minute from cold mix. It costs 30 cents, saves time and fuel, and yields fuller flavor since juice and sugar are not boiled away. Sold by grocers with a recipe booklet from The Pexel Company of Chicago Illinois.
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The
Pexel Company
Chicago
Ill
Currant and Grape Jelly Mixtures Yield Glasses
Readable data shows 6 cups currant juice with 10 cups sugar yields 14 glasses of jelly. A second mixture uses 4.2 cups grape juice and 7 cups sugar to produce 10 glasses of jelly.
Family Agreement Jokes About Domestic Roles
A Dublin Opinion quip contrasts marriage duties with a playful split day arrangement. The line implies a humorous, balanced partnership where the wife leads in the morning and the husband follows in the afternoon.
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Dublin
Wet remark about Claude at the hotel
A quoted remark questions if Claude still mops floors at the hotel and confirms he remains the same floor flusher with playful jab.
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Claude
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B. Carrington
RED
Wafelter
Barber
PEXEL
Faive
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