Coronado in Quivera pageant set for Omaha and Santa Fe
The article outlines Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha two night pageant Coronado in Quivera to be staged September 18 and 19 in Santa Fe and Omaha. It traces Coronado’s 1540 journey into Quivera and the Missouri Valley, linking historic exploration with modern pageantry and the rise of Western culture. The event features Indian dances and a Turk Ysopete plot, with a final vision of Nebraska’s future and the Gate of the Prairies. A Prairie Vesper by six hundred Omaha students opens each night.
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Cape Cod
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Pueblo Country
New Mexico
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Prairie Country
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Coronado
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Iowa
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Santa Fe Trail
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Pueblo
Turk
Henry Purmott Eames
Chicago
Tarrax
Spain
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Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Prairie West
Elizabeth's Coaches Aroused Envy
A dated remark critiques queens and courtiers with envy and admiration as great ladies openly ride coaches pleasing onlookers. A separate English teacher jokes about a money lender using tense moods to describe future ruin.
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Elizabeth
Woman Warns About Stray Menacing Strangers
Mrs. Pluyleigh says she ties her dog to prevent harm or theft by tramps at night. She worries about strangers biting or stealing her dog's bone.
Peanut diet linked to hair growth says scientist
A Washington scientist claims peanut consumption leads to noticeable hair growth. The Boston Transcript jokes a commission will go to peanut vendors for spreading the news.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
Koreans Refuse Haircuts Fear of Dishonoring Parents
A historical note explains Korean customs where hair and beards are not cut to honor parents. Loose hair is saved and paired with fingernails and placed in the coffin so the deceased may return to another life intact.
The Gentle English Way Echoes in a Narrow Tale
A fragment reflects H. G. Wells in a surreal scene with a haunting voice and a brick stinging a gramophone, in a Magic Shop vignette. The line evokes playful menace and literary wit from Wells’s prose.
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H. G. Wells
Wolves of Wall Street accused of $750 million fraud
District Attorney Banton outlines six months of office work. He cites fraudulent stock promotions and bucketshops as the mechanism for the vast losses since the war. Also reports Countess Hetta Trauberg, a German pacifist, expelled from Germany for peace propaganda and now in Vienna compiling a book with war letters from rulers.
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New York
Wall Street
Banton
Vienna
Hetta Trauberg
Germany
Russia
William
Francis Joseph
English Invention: Two-Wheeled Trailer Hauls 100 Pounds
A British invention features a two wheeled trailer for motorcycles capable of carrying up to 100 pounds. The design focuses on simple attachment and mobility, expanding load options for motorcycle use.
Sun Dial Returns as Garden Centerpiece Across Suburban Gardens
A woman reflects on sundials reappearing in city and suburban gardens. She notes their charm as old art amid modern designs and cites Cupid motifs, harbor-view clocks, and mottos from Queen Alexandra and French phrases about sunshine and friendship.
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Queen Alexandra
Sandringham
London woman runs beauty parlor for society dogs
A London woman amasses a comfortable fortune by operating a beauty parlor catering to the pampered pets of fashionable society. The article notes the growing trend of upscale canine grooming among the city's elite.
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London
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Sherman
A Lake Michigan reader from Michigan reports a year of irregularities and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Vegetable Compound Wash. She claims complete recovery and urges others to try the remedy when doctors fail.
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Mrs. Sherman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lake, Michigan
Lydia E. Pinks
Mary Sherman
E. Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
Persis
Tyga E. Pinkham
Complete Absorption
A dialogue from the Birmingham Age Herald notes Mr Gadder asking about a lecture and Mrs Gadder praising it as wonderful The speaker explored the consciousness of the subconsciousness The conversation ends with a digression on the attire of women at the talk, jesting over the speaker’s obscurity in explaining it
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Mr. Gadder
Mrs. Gadder
Birmingham Age Herald
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