Tales of Logan and Tecumseh in Civil War era saga
A fragmented historical tale traces Logan the Shawnee and Captain James Logan alongside General Winchester and Major Martin, recounting loyalty amid war, captivity, and honor. It weaves Native and white figures, their battles, and the broader era across Ohio and New York frontier regions.
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Jolnea Lagi
Chalie
Tecumseh
Big Pans
Logan
Ani
Igan
Jazan
Bowe
Maumee
Eliot
Tegon
King Eliot
Ony
Winchester
Wheere Uirre Indhans
Meir
Mmn
Martin
Harrison
Eldon
Long Famous O'Kellys and a Pittsburgh Wedding Scam
A fragmented article traces the O'Kelly lineage and ancient Anglo Irish claims of power, noting their Connaught heritage and regal privileges. It shifts to a Pittsburgh wedding scam where a groom paid bribes and counted 1,965 pretended ceremonies, revealing a pattern of cons and counterfeit rites.
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Edwin
Manuel Keli
Hla
Patranyie
Ua Ceallaigh
Benedict Fitzpatrick
New York Times
Hingleh Sunanenses
Lelater
O'Kellys
Hy Maine
Tiaquin
Callagh
Aughstin
Meath
Ly Matne Posses
Arran
Connaught
Iltoln
Maines
Maine
Annals of the Four Misters
Lie Prostace
Eric
Conpaucht
British Isles
Swift
Dublin
Construction of Western Pennsylvania Shrine Near Avalon
The largest shrine in western Pennsylvania rises at the Slovak Franciscan Fathers home in Avalon, built by unemployed stone masons from three Pittsburgh district churches. The granite shrine, costing about $30,000, will feature an altar sacristy grotto catacombs and fountains with red and white stone trimming.
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Pennsyvania
Avalon
Catiere
Pittsburgh
Mystery Telephone Calls at the Blank House
A weekly tale from the colored maid at a friend’s home recounts a series of ringing telephone calls. The maid answers with misheard names Yastm and Tehota, then disconnects. The callers ask if this is the blank house and if Mrs Blank is home, noting long distance from Washington. The mistress questions the purpose of the calls and what the visitors wanted.
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Allert Dy Laskee
the Weekly
Washington
Camel Step Surveying Proves Camel Essential Travel Tool
Swedish traveler Dr Sven Hella described surveying arid desert regions of Asia using a camel as a primary instrument. He claimed his methods rely on a simple setup with compass, water, measuring tape, paper and a lead pencil, noting the camel as his key tool during long expeditions across largely unexplored terrain.
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Asia
Sven Hella
Nod Esglorér
Epsper
This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds
An01 reader from Providence reports losing 24 pounds between November and February using Kruschen. The claim describes initial weight 192 pounds, current 168, and lasting energy, urging others to try the laxative and avoid fatty foods, with emphasis on personal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
A. D
LaFleur
Providence
R. I
Braschen
Poor Husband Ends Wordless Day in Household Strife
In a domestic vignette, Dot and Mabel discuss the strain of work on the narrator's husband. The line hints at burdensome labor and a failing partnership as one says the word has left them and the husband must do all the work.
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Mabel
Jack and Dora Speak of Silence Over Mabel’s London Tale
A terse exchange reveals tension as Jack and Dora confront a rift and request findings from Mabel about London Answers. The dialogue implies a decision to act, with curiosity about what was shared and by whom.
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Jack
Dora
Mabel
London
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