Seminole Peace Bid Recalls Century-Long Conflict
A West Palm Beach scene with Harold Ickes and Seminole leaders revived talks to end a 100-year war myth about Florida Seminoles seeking 200000 acres in the Everglades and 15 a month in indemnity. The piece traces earlier wars and removal, noting Osceola and Dade, and questions whether the negotiations reflect a genuine end to a long, costly conflict.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
Harold Ickes
United States
Florida
Dcverglades
Ickes
Washington
National
Sam Tommie
Charlie Cypress
Miami
Tony Tommy
Feacer
Fort Myers
Everglades
Lee
Fort Moultrie
Mississippi
Payne’s
Amathla
Micanepy
Osceola
A. RK. Thompson
Tirens
Francis L. Dade
Fort Brooks
Fort King
Dade
Withlacoohhee River
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Thompson
Jessup
Fnally
Oklahoma
Billy Low- Jegs
Mile A Minute Crochet Collar By Grandmother Clark
Crocheted collars rise in popularity offering speed and style. The mile a minute collar uses fast crochet stitches and costs little to make. Package 718 provides white Slountain Craft cotton and full instructions for 25 cents by mail postpaid. Instructions only cost 10 cents. Nome Craft Company Department B Saint Louis Mo.
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Nome Craft Company
Department B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
SL Louis
Super Woman as Chief Executive in Vision of League
A St Louis Post-Dispatch item notes the League for a Woman President and Vice President names a future female leader as a “super woman” who would govern boldly. An astrologer predicts a woman’s rise this generation, with a fallback to a virtuous man if needed, and discussions on the first gentleman’s example.
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Tenny
Florida
Soa
Law
United States
Gaines
Fowltons
Fort Scott
War Department
Department
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
St. Marks
Arbuthnot
Armbrister
Pensacola
Spain
Jackson
League
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Scout Movement Emphasizes Outdoor Training Worldwide
Walter W. Head, president of the Boy Scouts of America, says Scouting offsets modern education’s softness by offering biking, camping, swimming, and outdoor work under trained leaders. He notes the movement now includes over 2,000,000 scouts in 73 countries.
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Walter W. Head
Boy Scouts of America
Dizzy Dean Winners Prize Ad Boosts Boys and Girls
A newspaper column promotes joining the Dizzy Dean Winners program with a Grape Nuts advertisement. It calls on boys and girls to participate for chances to win valuable free prizes. The piece is presented as an upbeat promotional item in the paper.
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Adyv
Definition The happy mean in saying
A concise description notes a philosophical stance where individuals seek balanced pleasure in expression. It highlights moderation and measured joy as a guiding principle in speech and conduct.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Nuck-Soc-Ha-Chee
Stoward Counties
Lucien A. Spencer
Western Newspaper Union
Theodese Bon
West ‘Ont
Ickes and the
Clark
BOY Scout Movement
Free Select Products, Inc
23Rd Street
Long Island City
New York
SearrEe i
Ruby Bloomquist
Big W
Laworth Ave
Denver
Colo
Pierce
Doan
DQAN
Parker
Dro baiRtenn
Floreston
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
ETA
Newhouse
Salt Lake
Eioetel Newhouse
W. E. Sutton
Cnauncly
W. West
J. H. Waters
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