Battle with Apaches in Superstition range described
James H. McClintock details the 1872 pursuit of Apaches in Arizona's Superstition range. Troops and Maricopa scouts trap and massacre a cave encampment, with a mother and child among the dead, while a lone infant is saved by a squaw. The rescued boy grows up as Carlos Montezuma, a Chicago physician assisting Native affairs. Years later he returns to San Carlos and reconnects with relatives on the White Mountain reservation.
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James H. McClintock
Sunset Magazine
Phoenix
Aris
Arizona
Fifth United States Cavalry
Supperstition Range
America
Nat
Salt River Canyon
Inet
Squins
Papoosew
Walla
VicUmsa
Gila River
San Carlos
White Mountain
Neighbors Fooled by Remarkable Cough Cure Claim
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana credits Dr Kings New Recovery with curing a severe cough after neighbors predicted death. She says four one dollar bottles restored her health and promoted confidence in the cough remedy. Tallman & Co, druggists, advertise bottles at one dollar with a free trial offer.
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Dr King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
Ty Tallman & Co
Drumziste
News and Times Denver papers at low prices
The Rocky Mountain News morning and Sunday editions plus the Denver Times afternoon and evening are offered at low rates. Subscriptions shown include monthly and yearly prices with Sunday editions. Also promotes Ely's Cream Balm claiming cures for nasal catarrh and hay fever with testimonials and a NY mailing option.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Rocky Mountain District
the Times
News-Times Publishing Company
Colo
Ely
Ely Os
Warren Street
New York
Auction Sale at Alma House March 2
Auction notice for all personal property on Frank B. Clapton ranch including farm and dairy implements horses and cattle to be sold at public auction at the Alma House at 1 p m on Saturday March 2.
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Frank B. Clapton
Alma House
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Memphis Editor
A Memphis Tennessee Times editor extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a premier remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble. The writer asserts personal knowledge of many permanent cures attributed to the product and warns to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package from Koeppen Drag Store.
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Memphis
Tenn
Times
Foley
Koeppen
Barnacle Goose Myths and Quick Gambling Tales
A collage of curious lore and anecdotes: the barnacle goose belief traced to Cambrian tales and a modern debunking by a respected scientific writer, plus quick action gambling tales from Detroit and remarks on model sickness and word pronunciation trends. The notes mix historical myth, cautionary wagering, artistic sketches, and medieval language shifts.
Traveling Giant of Knowledge Meets Wordy Questioner
Lady asks Livingstone to translate a savage language. He answers that the meaning is there is great cutting on you. In a Persian era, soldiers found with tobacco faced lip cutting, while Massachusetts forbade public use with a penny fine per offense.
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Ireland
Livingstone
Dublin
Persia
Manusachusetts
Friends and Enemies Turn on Bad Bargains
The exchange reveals a tangle over debts with Bigbee, a threatened suit for a hundred dollars, and an offer to settle by debt repayment and a second hundred. A quoted Lavater reflection warns that former foes may become worst enemies while benefactors may become staunch friends.
Chaumpleigh Docks Hoofbeat Tale At Club Night
In Short. Chaumpleigh faced the club crowd last night and began a long winded tale about his horse. The Kan me City Drovers Telegram reports the tale was cut short as the audience showed impatience and steered the conversation away.
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Chaumpleigh
Kanme City
Mothers Discipline Dishonest Lesson US Press Style
An Atchison Globe item presents a sharp, omitted moral vignette about a mother who spanks a crying child for wanting cake and then, to soothe the pain, rewards the child with the entire cake. The brief reflects a cautionary stance on parental discipline.
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t.—Atchison Globe
All Je Not Cupid’s That Wears the Diamond Ring
A witty line on love and engagement rings contrasts romance with material symbols. The saying suggests not all who wear diamonds are driven by Cupid's love, hinting at skepticism about motive in engagements.
Hunting for Trouble and Burkson Arnica Salve Offer
Local ad copy features Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra County boasting that Burkson’s Arnica Salve cures burns sores wounds and piles quickly. Guaranteed by Tallman & Co. drug store.
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California
Burkson
Charles Walters
Alleghany
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
Tallman & Co
A loafer brags to stay busy for life
A terse remark argues that a loafer believes his boasting will keep him perpetually occupied and out of responsibility, framing laziness as a self-fulfilling habit rather than a temporary stance.
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Alexander
Umst
F. J. Donaldson
Pendleton
Ore
the News and Times
Isheligah
Cambrensis
Christendom
Cambrensts
Huld
Winbington
Hugh Wing
Detroit News
David Copperfield
Dickens
Uriah Heap
Bigbee
Lavater
Alberta
Bow River District
H. E. Barnum Land CO
Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Ting
EAST
Oregonian
Oregon
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