Last of the Great Scouts idea challenged by Am os Chapman and others
Amos Chapman known as Tam e yukh tah The Man With the Cut Off Leg dies near Seiling Oklahoma in 1924 He earned a Congressional Medal of Honor for the Buffalo Wallow fight of September 12 1871 His rescue by Billy Dixon after Chapman was wounded underscores frontier heroism alongside other noted scouts including Luther Yellowstone Kelly and Capt Luther North The piece memorializes multiple frontier figures and reframes Buffalo Bill as highly publicized rather than uniquely greatest.
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W. N. Cody
Buffalo Till
Buffalo Bill
Ned Buntline
Cody
Bultule Bill
Seiling
Oklo
Amos Chapman
Chapman
Michigan
Nelson A. Miles
Billy Dixon
Adobe Walls
Sixth Cavalry
Miles
Panhandle
Texas
Supply
Smith
Dixon
Rath
Woodhall
Harrington
Fort Supply
Oliverx. Dixon
Miami
Luther Sage Kelly
Paradise
Cal
Yellowstone
Kelly
Kit Carson
Daniel Boone
Dakota
Fort Garry
Canada
Devil's Lake
Sitting Bull
Fort Berthold
Tenderfoot
Fort Buford
United States
George Bird Grinnell
Luther North
Frank North
Frank
Lute
Captain North
Richland County
Ohio
Nebraska
Omaha
Luther
Columbus
Monroe
Second
Nebraska Cavalry
Missouri River
Alfred Sully
Pani le Shar
John C. Fremont
Connor
General Augur
Pawnee
Doctor Grinnell
Plains
Kansas
Wyoming
Augur
Emory
Carr
Royal
Mackenzie
Crook
Union Pacific
Major North
North Brothers
Summit Springs
Colo
Tall Bull
Red Cloud
Dull Knife
Platte County
Internal Revenue
Millions Affected by Russia Abandoning Cyrillic Alphabet
Soviet Russia plans to switch from Cyrillic to the Roman alphabet affecting schools newspapers and literature across Slavic regions. Cyril's 36-letter system made spelling phonetic, a change that would leave only Bulgaria and Serbia using Cyrillic. Textbooks exist for Georgia and Kurdish dialects, while some groups lack a written language.
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Soviet
Russia
Cyril
Bulgaria
Serbia
Georgia Soviet Socialistic Republic
Abbasid Autonomous Republic
Georgia
Peculiar Incident on the Road Reported by Rumpus Ridge Local
In a Kansas City Star style tale Peculiar Incident describes a driver finding a car missing two wheels at a crossroads store. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls a companion mechanic puzzled by absent right front and left rear wheels after a ten mile drive.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
The Magyar Soul and Pastoral Hungary Explored
The article surveys Hungarian life from Budapest to rural folk. It portrays a proud, enduring peasantry tied to feudal tradition, horse culture, and folklore, with deep religious reverence on Sundays and lively csardas dances on market days.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Hungary
Budapest
England
Merrie England
Transylvania
Hortobagy
Alexander
Sogdiana
Arabia
Flour Qualities in Yeast Breads From Hard Wheat
The Department of Agriculture notes yeast breads rise best with strong flours milled from hard wheat due to higher gluten, which lets dough stretch and hold gas. Soft-wheat flour has less gluten and elasticity, though it suits cakes pastries and quick breads where tenderness matters.
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Department of Agriculture
Actor Discovers Limited Talent and Overblown Pay
A performer learns his dramatic skills are limited and his salary excessive. The tale uses a fable tone to critique vanity and entitlement through a humorous lens.
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Harriman
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Fiat Norte
Capt
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Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
Cardinal Mezzofanti
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Christendom
Petofi
Huska
St. Stephen’s
Wrigley’s
Lincoln
Marquette Mose. CO
Bo. Oakley
Chicago
Ireland
Free State
Post and Telegraph Department
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Portrai
Corn Chemical CO. Dept
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