Osage Wealth and Troubles Highlighted by Osage Nation History
The piece traces Osage history from early migrations and trading routes to 19th century treaties and Oklahoma land holdings. It covers the 1870 reservation creation, 1906 allotment, and rising wealth leading to murders and public scrutiny of Indian affairs, suggesting potential reforms and justice for the Osages.
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Alexander Pyle
Heattle
Oklahoma
Sama
Theo
Sembachy
Westeno
Mississippi
Osage
Worsas
Arkansas River
Sina
Casper Wren
Congress
United States
Mee
Fnll
Jaackson Barnett
Vision of Mild Creatures Discussed by Modwen and Others
A Detroit News excerpt notes that moose rely more on smell than eyesight, with sharp ears and keen senses aiding them. It explains moose have poorer eyesight but better hearing than some predators, while coyotes and other denizens use vision and scent for protection and feeding.
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Detroit News
Ancient Tale Origins Hint at Tom Thumb Roots
The text suggests The Reere lets tale may trace to Anzlo-Snaxos origins with links to Le Petit Poucet and a 1920 John Wright ballad about Tom Thumb preserved in Oxford’s Bodleian Library.
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Terouane Pee
Charles Perrault
Bodlerian Library
Oxford
Tom Thumb
John Wright
Breakfast menus and love entanglements in Polly's kitchen
The article mixes a kitchen cabinet style meal guide with a dramatic scene where Polly mediates a love triangle. Edith confronts Tom about an engagement with Susie while Polly aims to keep peace and finally confesses love for Tom as he reveals his feelings and plans with Susie.
Ive wed her says bachelor after housekeeper tale
An old bachelor who employed a housekeeper laughed into his favorite inn and told the company he had solved his problems with insurance men by marrying the housekeeper. The crowd reacted with curiosity as Tom revealed his plan.
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Tom
Diamond Dyes Color Things New in Every Wardrobe
Diamond Dyes offer 15 cent picks that tint wool silk linen cotton and blends. The ad promises simple use for women to color imagieries, silks, ribbons, dresses, coats, draperies and more with guidance to ask the druggist about fabric type.
Rott as an Orator Questioned in Kansas City Star
The Kansas City Star quotes readers debating Hon. Thomas Rott as an orator. A respondent calls him unworthy of hearing and labels him a hater, reflecting public opinion on his speeches.
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Thomas Rott
Kansas City Star
Carmel Cream Cake Missing Clarity Recipe
A garbled handwritten cake recipe fragment describes Carmel Cream Cake with Calumet Baking Powder flour milk sugar whites butter vanilla and eggs. Instructions are incomplete with misspellings and stray words, making steps and measurements unclear.
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Carmel
Not an Acquaintance Essay Fragment in Seville Note
A fragmented OCR snippet reflects garbled text about Seville and a person with a desk drawer holding seven dozen beads or beads of something. The readable portions show no clear event or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a fuller news item.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Great River
Lewis and Clark
Vermilion River
Convite
Ikan
Athol
Becin
Ter
Sca
Eremites
Dses
West Toy Fey
Stanley
John Pie Stanley
Polly
Western Newspaper Union
Doctor McCollum
Edith
Susie
Wee Wolly
Judith
Suse
Tur
Tommiy
Bert
Jentous
Jentousy
Tony
Cedar Rapids
Caterony
Pally
Wee Pally
Sue
Allen
Alen
Speedy
Hall & Ruckel
Ton
Weekly Scotsman
Seville
Boschee’s
Ouray County
Colorado
G. C. Huffnagle
Ridgway
Cole
Ave
New York
FORD
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