Where the Women Walk and the Ute Trail
In a Colorado legend from Trail Ridge near Estes Park, Arapahoe Ne o ta, pursued by Ute Ka vi a wach, is rescued when a bear encounters the chase. Na kos, brave scout, defeats Ka vi a wach, and wins Ni ha na wu’s consent to marry Ne o ta as the Arapahoe flee toward Grand Lake.
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Ne-o-ta
Wa-vi-1- Wach
John Dickinson Sherman Warren E. Boyer
Denver
Colorado
Mesa Verde
Trail Ridge
Rocky Mountain National Park
Mor Eover
Fall River
Estes Park
Grand Lake
Chasm Falls
Fall River Gorge
Marys Fake
Wind River
Issies Park
Lungs Peak
Colorado River
Continental Divide
Old Ute Trail
Flattop Mountain
Arapahoe
Deer-Heart
Carcagne
Ni-ha-na-wu
Nihe-na-wu
Na-kos
Ku-ni-tha
Ne-e-ta
Oe-chene
Oeche-ae
Marys Lake
Devils Gulch
Long Gulch
Oe-che-ne
Wind River Trail
Snowy Range
Ute Trail
Forest Canyon
Fell River
Ni-ha-na-wa
Ka-vi-a-waci
Ka-vi-a-wach
Ni-ha-na-nu
Nenta
Careagne
Na Kos
Ka-vi-a-wahh
Ne-o-tu
Smell Traits Across Fish, Fungi, Plants And Tones
London Tit-Bits notes how smells link species from the smelt to salmon and rattlesnake, and how grayling perfume rivals thyme. It surveys fungi scents that mimic cheese or apple, lemon verbena resembling lemons, and the soya bean’s milk-like taste. It also highlights Tonone’s violet scent and temporary scent loss.
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Britain
How to clean cane seated chairs
To clean cane seated chairs wash with ammonia and water using a stiff brush. Rinse in cold water and dry in a current of air. If seats have become loose wet the underside of the cane to tighten them.
Grogan's Historic Cape to Cairo Quest in Africa
An Irish explorer recounts the perilous Cape to Cairo trek with partner Sharp. They face hostile tribes, cannibals, savage jungles, and monstrous wildlife across the Great Rift, Lake Nyassa to the Nile, culminating after the Omdurman era with Grogan's return home.
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Cecil Rhodes
Ewart S. Grogan
Timust
Africa
Cambridge
Bert Rhodes
South Africa
British Africa
Grogan
War and Adventure
South Seas
Alps
Cape
Cairo
Zambesi
Lake Tanganyika
A. H. Sharp
Nyassa
Tanganyika
Kevu
Albert Edward
Albert
Nile
Egypt
Khartoum
Khalifa
Canaille
Lake Kivo
Zowanji
Watonga
Sharp
Uganda
American dressmaker Miss Nander builds fashion empire
Miss Caroline Nander of New York and late of London champions American teen style. She rose from modest means after her Buffalo father’s death to run a showroom with 15 employees. She designs and sells her own creations at chic dinners and dances while studying European fashions.
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Caroline Nander
New York
London
Miss Nander
Buffalo
Nander
Europe
St. Louis
Such a Name in Sea Urchins Reveals Long Zoological Terms
Nature Magazine notes several Atlantic coast urchin species with Strongylocentrat us dhohbach lensis as the commonest from New Jersey northward. These urchins feed on vegetable matter and seaweed, scraping rocks with their dentary apparatus.
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Atlantic
Nature Magazine
New Jersey
Ford's Theater and its 19th Century fate
History notes Ford's Theater in Washington as Lincoln's assassination site on April 14 1865. It later became Army Medical Museum then pension and records bureau. A 1898 collapse caused damage and a brief mention of the Inca quipu calculating device used to count with knotted cords and beads.
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Ford
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Congress
Army Medical Museum
Detroit News
Pension and Record Bureau
The
War Department
America
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Pcarys Lake
Arapahoese
Trott Wet Tent L. Dos
John King Sherman
Captains OF Adventure
Webb
Bobbe-Merrill Company
Ewart Grogan
Srogan
Congo
Dinka
Captain Dunn
Dunn
Omdurman
Cuatro
Ford’s Theater
Peru
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