Origins of Buffalo Bill Rivalry and Conquest Claim
The article recounts rival claims to the Buffalo Bill title before William F. Cody. It details William Comstock's honor as a famed scout and buffalo hunter, their famous shooting match near Fort Sheridan, Comstock's death, and other contenders like William Matthewson of Wichita.
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Buffalo Bill
William F. Cody
William Frederick Cody
Cody
William Comstock
Phil Sheridan
Southern Plains
Comstock
Uttle
Wisconsin State Historical Society
University of Wisconsin News Service
Wisconsin
Comatech
Decome
State Historical Society
Charles E. Brown
Alfred
Homer Wheeler
Fifth Cavalry
Gomstock
Fort Wallace
Kan
Buffalo Cave
Bobbs- Merrill
Wild Bill
Rose Creek
Buffalo Hunter
Buffalo Bil
William FB Cody
Fort Eliaworth
Fort Fletcher
Hunter
Tthe Goddard Brothers
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Famees
Fort Bass
Fort Hays
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Com- Black
Fort Sheridan
Pacific Railroad
Buffalo
St. Louis
Brigham
Lucretia Borgia
Kansas Pacific
Sheridan
Plaina
Walnut Creek
Beecher
the Artekares
Colorado
Grover
Turkey Leg
Salting Valley
Coly
Europe
America
Richard J. Walsh
Bobbs-A Merrilt
William Matthewson
Wichita
Matthewson
Wiliam Cody
Cony
Endlan
Steporterg
Muattharygon Ha
Mean
Buffalo Lit
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Walsh
Buffalo Bull
Dad and Bob discuss career goals and work ethic
A father counsels his son about finding a meaningful career, linking work to personal purpose, consistency, and growth. He urges choosing jobs aligning with interests, starting from the bottom, and maintaining loyalty, determination, and self-respect to build a lasting career.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertising Slogan
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It emphasizes its pleasant taste, medical endorsement, and long trademark history dating to 1875 under the Charles J. Phillips Chemical Co.
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Ambitious Hen Cartoon Quip Stirs Humorous Debate
A Washington Star cartoon features an ambitious hen asking why she is eating tacks, replying she plans to lay a carpet. The joke plays on wordplay about bachelors and self reference, reflecting light social humor of the period.
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