Largest Game Preserve on Cheat Mountain in West Virginia
The Cheat Mountain hunting ground near Pittsburg, extending across Randolph and Pocahontas counties, is described as America’s largest game preserve. It hosts deer, trout, bear, and other wildlife, with a yearly deer limit of seven and a daily trout cap of fifty. The facility includes a year round club house, two remote cabins, and guides like Paul Yeager.
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Pittsburg
Cheat Mountain
West Virginia
America
Sportsman Association of
Cheat Mountzie
Randolph
Ifer's
Shafer
Banks Club
Club
Ctorline Shafer's
Bert
Virelimes
Syrace
Sorok Mees
Virginia
Tosis
Fort Milroy
Milroy
Wilder and
Reynolds
Lee
Pegram
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Old Stanton and
Parkersburg
Taegert Valley
Mingo Flats
Mingo
Oxford
Britain
William Seymour Edwards
Charleston
Commonwealth
Croyset
Star
Alps
Beverly
Michigan
Edwards
Geo Shiras III
W. M. Kennedy
Allegheny
S. B. Elkins
West Virginia Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Limestone
Tonday
Paul Yeager
Yeager
Pocahontas County
Cameron
No Rest for Women in Patagonia Tells Patagonian Life
Correspondence from the Dispatch describes Patagonian life among the Patagones, focusing on the toldo homes, weaving and sewing by women, silver work, weapons like bolas and yachiko, and social roles. The piece contrasts domestic labor with male pursuits, notes hospitality rituals, and cites historical notes on horse introduction and early tribes.
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David
Wen
Pigafetta
Magellan
Symptom Care and Home Remedies for Severe Colds
Remain at home until symptoms disappear and wear warm clothing when going out. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first signs to lessen severity and prevent complications if general care is good. For chest pain, apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a flannel cloth. this helped thousands in 1889 1890 and was reportedly successful in reducing pneumonia risk.
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Chamberlain
The Whistling Girl and the Proverb in Harper's
A long discussion on whether women who whistle defy the Ola adage. It argues the whistling girl earns money and fame, challenges prejudice, and questions if whistling signals a lasting change for women's fate, noting future remains inscrutable.
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Harper's Magazine
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tops Local Sales
Point Arena druggist L G Moore reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top seller for over a year. He cites customer satisfaction and its soothing expectorant action helping loosen and relieve a severe cold faster than other treatments.
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L. G. Moore
Point Arena
Cal
Chamberlain
Usu
World Loses Abundant Notables in 1891 Year End
A historical survey lists deaths of prominent figures across arts, science, politics, and royalty in 1891. It highlights von Moltke, Sherman, Parnell, Balmaceda, Meissonier, Lowell, and Kinglake, noting January as the deadliest month and Britain England losing many nobles.
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Bady
von Moltke
Germany
Sherman
Parnell
Windthorst
Macdonald
Lowell
Bancroft
Lessing
Parton
Barrett
Billy” Florence
Frits Emmet
Boulanger
Balmaceda
Bradlaugh
Meissonier
Blavatsky
Joseph E. Johnston
Hamlin
Windom
Plumb
England
Charles Stewart Parnell
W. H. Smith
John Pope Hennessy
Earl Granville
Canada
France
Jules Grevy
Roumania
Jean Bratiano
Chili
Johnston
Sibley
United States
Admiral Porter
Farragut
Commodore Ingraham
James Russell Lowell
George Bancroft
Alexander William Kinglake
Benson J. Lozsing
Frances
Jerome Bonaparte
Sandwich Islands
Kalakaus
Prines
John C. Domnis
Samoa
Mecklenberg-Schwerin
Bedford
Cleveland
Somerset
Devonshire
Albemaine
Beauchamp
Caithness
Clonmel
Dartmouth
Devon
Granville
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Wicklow
von Oltke
Kinglake
Baron Haussman
Rulakaua
Baldwin
Bravatellvy
Barnum
Bonaparte
Jerome
Bredlaugh
Barcroft
Boisgobey
Bratiano
Bryant
G. W. Kravmann
How to Break Up a Severe Cold
A Virginia City Madisonian reader extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for severe colds. The note claims rapid relief within hours and total break up in a few days, praising its claimed manufacturer representation and recommending it to others.
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Virginia City
Mont
Madisonian
Pblic
Chamberlain
Trsa
Mashonaland Myths: A Ranger's View of Mashonaland
In a travelogue style report a party including Lord Randolph Churchill visits Mashonaland’s Mazoe district. They describe shallow circular shafts, low grade quartz stringers, native kraals, and baboons. The writer questions the region as an emigrant field, noting unhealthy summers, malaria risks, and lack of deep soil and a big market, despite pockets of promising ore and a small battery operation.
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Mazoe River
Africa
Lord Randolph Churchill
Perkins
Mount Hampden
Gweebi River
Mount
Hampden
Mazoe
Fort Salisbury
Yellow Jacket
Mashonaland
Mashonalanda
Transvaal
Pnaturn
Salisbury
Me Ars
G. Winttawe
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Diana
The
Cheat Mountain Association
Fittsburg
St. Joseph
Fiss Stoner
Patagonia
Earwer
Panes Island
Patagonea
Terra del Fuego
Roman
Patagones
Bolivia
Chile
South America
Reid
American
Great Plains
la Plata
Mendoza
Straits of Magellan
Fannie B
la Grippe
Noly Earth
James Parton
Ferdinand Gregorevious
Baron Redwits- Schmeltz
Jessie Fothergill
Charles Keene
London
Punch
Harrett
Florence
Emmet
Charles Fisher
Winchell
Jones
New York Time
TR Loewenstein
Aladderadafsch
Jean Jacques Weise
Referens
York
Winchester
Cardinal Haywald
Hungary
Leo
Boerignor Platon
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Wurtemberg
Belgium
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