Fort Bridger To Be Preserved As Wyoming Park And Museum
Wyoming residents plan to restore Fort Bridger and establish a state supported historical park. A museum will house regional relics and records with a state custodian, honoring trapper Jim Bridger and the frontier era through Uinta and Sweetwater county efforts.
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Elmo Scott Watson
West
Jim Beckwourth
Jim Bridger
Old Jim Bridger
Old Jim
Uinta
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Wyoming
Fort Bridger
Vinta
trans-Missouri West
Oregon
California
Wil Carson
Beaver
Pony Express
Overland
Ben Holliday
Overland Stage Line
Jim Slade
Brigham Young
Albert Sidney Johnston
Salt Lake City
Uncle Sam
Arthur Chapman
Black’s Fork
Oregon Country
Jack” Robinson
Bridger
Sultan's Ward Jim Bridger in Rocky Mountain News poem
Thomas Hensby Ferrill’s tribute to Jim Bridger appears in the Rocky Mountain News. The poem sketches Bridger as a frontier figure who pushed mountains from trails, rode the Arctic circle, and endured hardship with vision and hands. Old Dog Sultan and Ruff symbolize his passing. the verse blends myth and history of the West.
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Tain
Cumming
Buchanan
Brigham Young
Albert Sidney Johnston
Fort Bridger
Marcy
Jim Baker
Bridger
Fort Massachusetts
Johnston
Salt Lake
Mormon Fort
California
Nevada
Territory of
Wyoming
Fort Laramie
Jack” Robinson
Overland Stage Line
Pony Express
Stage Company
Joseph A. Slade
Overland
Julesburg
Colo
Slade
Mark Twain
Montana
Virginia City
Ben Holliday
Holliday
Wind River Agency
Sweetwater
Jim Bridger
Kansasity
James
Chloe
Sultan
Arctic Circle
Mexico
Jim
Dog Sultan
Grohean
Ruff
Yellowstone
Richard
Sultan Barkite Row
Italian Genius to Be Preserved by Foreign Representatives
Mussolini orders Italian diplomats and consuls abroad to seek and report evidence of Italian genius overseas. They will send details on inventors, sculptors, explorers, and cultural traces to Rome for permanent exhibition to showcase Italian prowess.
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Mussolini
America
Rome
Australia
Marco Polo
Mariner
French aviation plan to link seaports with inland cities
The French government intends to establish commercial airports at major seaports to enable rapid transport to inland cities. An independent consortium of navigation companies is expected to operate the airports.
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Oxford
Rome
Prague
Cambridge
Flying Tigers Report Mosquito Eggs Take Two Weeks
An Arkansas newspaper notes mosquitoes emerging from eggs in about fourteen days, describing the life cycle and a threat to people as the Flying Tigers warn residents about the pests.
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Arkansas Paper
Paddling the Thames from Cricklade to Pangbourne
National Geographic sketches a Thames journey from Cricklade to Pangbourne, detailing navigability shifts, historic towns, bridges, inns, and river scenery. Notable stops include Lechlade, Oxford, Leys, Abingdon, Dorchester, and Goring, with reflections on Saxon, medieval, and college traditions shaping the river landscape.
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Carfax
St. Aldates
Christchurch
Cardinal Wolsey
Radcliffe
Magdalen
Merton
New College Garden
Oriel
Oxford
Hiley
Mey Mill
Thames
Sandford
King's Arms
Sandford Lock
Abingdon
Nuneham Woods
Sutton Courtenay
Father Thames
Cynegil
Humber
Austin Friars
Dorchester
Shillingford
Wallingford
Great Western
Moulsford
Oxford University
Cambridge
Goring
Streatley
Pangbourne
Westfield Child Counts Fingers and Toes Then Hair Hairs
A Westfield family’s young Ruth Alice, aged three, boasts she can count to her. Grandpa tests her by asking to count hairs on his head and she wittily replies counting hairs in his bald head would take little time.
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Newbridge
New College
Oxford
New Forest
Hamo Thorneycroft
Matthew Arnold
Gipsy
Stripling Thames
Bablockhythe
Cumnor
Amy Robsart
Walter Scott
Osney
Oxford Castle
Stephen
Matilda
Plantagenet
Abingdon
Grand Pont
Westfield
Ruth Alice
Indianapailis News
Honest conviction of virtue in world leaders
A quoted note from E. W. Howe's Monthly asserts that those in top positions earn them honestly and that politeness and honesty commonly accompany success. It emphasizes personal integrity as a key driver of humane leadership.
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E. W. Howe
Monthly
Sleeping in Noise for Trained Sleep Habits
Advice cites normal house noises to prevent awakenings. Parents urged to expose children to regular sounds so later years tolerate disturbances without distress.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Endures After 47 Years Practice
A physician's 47 year watch on constipation leads to a near natural remedy stance. He promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as mild, non habit forming and effective for prompt bowel movement. He warns against drastic purges and urges readers to obtain a free trial bottle through the Monticello Illinois address.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dept
Monticello
Ilinois
Mae-Say Apology Sparks Lighthearted Exchange
Mae-Say expresses playful remorse after a teasing remark as Fae-Oh responds with affectionate forgiveness and a lighthearted correction. The exchange centers on terms of endearment and friendly banter between the pair.
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Mae
Miss Yellitt Plans Choir Join In Quiet Town
A local remark suggests Miss Yellitt intends to join the town choir. The debate over the meaning of inaudible and invisible adds a humorous note to the exchange.
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Vasquez
Louis Robinson
War Department
James Bridger
United States
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Sus
Johnstons
French Aviation Plans
Flying Tigers
The
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
London
Cricklade
Lechlade
Cotswold
Shelley
Cotswolds
Beauties of
Pierce
Grand Island
Nebr
Dastorao Castoria
W. N. U. Lincoln
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