Buffalo Bill's Legend Lingers in Cody Art Show
Elmo Scott Watson notes a painting unveiling at the Cody Memorial Association museum in Wyoming marking the Yellow Hand clash with Buffalo Bill Cody. The piece accompanies a discussion from The Making of Buffalo Bill, a study of myth versus fact, and traces Bill Cody’s life from youth to fame.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Buffalo Bill Cody
Yellow Band
War Bonnet Creek
Sourth Dako
Cody Memorial Association
Cody
Wyo
Robert Limneaux
Buffalo Bill
Yellow Hand
Ny Daubt
Bufio Bil
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Gody
Richard J. Walsh
Milton Salsbery
Nate Salsbury
Bill Cody
Sell Yworth
William F. Cody
Col. Prentiss Ingraham
Ned Buntline
Venfrilo Bill
Wild Bill Hickok
Tall Bull
Summit Springs
Cole
Jad
Crank North
Pawnee
Burke
Hegan
Buffain Bill
Thong Ten Fears
Buftzio Bill
Lpekont Mountain
Denver
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Yellowstone
TE Ranch
Buffalo
West
Basin
Bill
Veins Misnamed: Vein-Mimicking Layers Across Strata
Geological survey notes that coat does not occur in veins but lies in strata between and parallel with beds. The layers are often miscalled veins, yet true veins cut across strata rather than run parallel, illustrating misclassification in rock formation.
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The
Geological Survey
Vein-Occurring Black Hydrocarbons and a Nighttime Scene
The text notes black hydrocarbon minerals resembling coal in veins cutting strata, citing Gilsonite veins in northwestern Colorado as examples. It shifts to a domestic vignette where a mother sings to her child at bedtime and the child asks for light, while a caregiver steps out.
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Colorado
Fashionable mother grows distant from her child
A stylish woman, deemed almost a stranger to her young son, decides to form a bond. She studies books about motherhood and lullabies to learn the expected duties of a mother.
Adrift With Humor in Pearson Weekly
A quirky Adaffold from Pearson's Weekly reports a chaotic school scene where a student claims a banana was his missing object while a pupil tearfully stands on a teacher's desk. The anecdote blends humor and mystery in a chaotic classroom moment.
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Fesson
L'Earson's
Does your devotion to sports cost you your work
A brief exchange notes clerks hired to handle duties while others focus on sports. The remark questions balancing dedication to athletics with business needs, asserting that hiring clerks should not be dismissed to pursue sports.
Voice of Hope in a Hard Time
Fragmentary verse notes hope and daily endurance as a candidate appears to offer cheer and a sense of guidance on the journey through difficult days.
Setting Her Right The Milk Bill Question
A bashful young man serves at a house when an elderly woman asks for her milk bill. He hesitates and blurts out a mispronounced refusal, creating a humorous moment in the Stray Stories vignette.
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Jim
Pensive Exchange Says Little For Twenty Minutes
A brief dialogue shows Ean noting the other’s pensiveness and the other person admitting no words were spoken for twenty minutes. He claims nothing to say and remains quiet.
Golden Wedding Invitation Laced With News of Marriage
A fragment shows a Golden Wedding scene where a speaker announces an invitation to their golden anniversary while surprising the listener by revealing they are marrying a daughter of a different family. The dialogue emphasizes social matchmaking and lineage.
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Q Witlhhinaire
Americans and chickens vote in barroom chatter
In a London bar a terse exchange wonders aloud about Americans and the idea of chickens voting, reflecting a bawdy, cryptic tavern joke about political behavior and outsiders. The remark captures a brisk, urban rumor mill moment.
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London
Old Ton
Conversation draft between Coe and Stede on college value
A brief dialogue exchanges questions about the benefit of college. Coe questions the impact while Stede responds that he already knows much of the material before enrolling. The exchange implies skepticism about college’s added value.
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Stede
High Cost of Sarcasm Warns of Social Loss
A fragment notes sarcasm harms relationships and warns that playful jibes cost friendships over time. It hints at a cautioned voice about social costs and personal insight without specifying people or places.
Fragmented dialogue about a professor and chair
A garbled dialogue shows a professor and a chair discussion. The lines imply a barber college setting and someone vowing to occupy a chair, with unclear context and attribution. The readable content focuses on a mock exchange about a chair and occupation.
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Herz
Barbers’ College
Card Snack Come On Pard Join Our Little Game
A playful exchange features a rural voice inviting a friend to join a simple card game. The banter hints at familiarity and a lighthearted mood between players as they confirm basic rules and intent to play.
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Pard
No Cause for Pride: Darwinian Theory Causes Uproar
A keeper reports the unkemps angry this morning as attendant explains Professor Gardner is seen near them discussing Darwinian theory that humans descended from apes. The scene suggests tension over evolving ideas in a public setting.
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Gardner
Tomoon
Compact Luggage Gertle-Gee Mystery
A garbled consumer item note describes a missing compact and a reference to Flo-Here, Gertle-But T ha Sy bathing suit, with unclear context. The readable fragments hint at a lost storage item and a related clothing mention amid the jumbled text.
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Gertle
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin it does not affect the heart
The notice lists cosmetic and household items sold at Cumberland Maine, including Bayer Aspirin claimed to have no heart effect and a vanity set with toiletries, skin foods, medicines, and beauty aids. It mentions products such as toilet water, milk, perfume, and face powders, plus suggested uses and combinations in a period advertisement style.
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Cumberland
Maine
Garm Boreau
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, a senna and herb laxative, is promoted as a mild remedy for constipation biliousness indigestion and mood. The ad claims it treats many ailments safely without narcotics and lasts months per bottle. Free trial requests are urged from DePue Belle Bonicello Illinois.
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DR. Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldiwell
Bonticello
Illinois
Struggles Hit Norrland Colonization Efforts in Sweden
A government funded colonization drive in Norrland faces mass returns as 450 colonists abandon remote settlements citing infertile soil harsh climate and poor government agent conduct while a parallel program near the Gulf of Bothnia helps more than a thousand farm families stay by enabling them to buy land from parents. Norrland remains a rugged timbered region spanning a large share of Sweden’s area.
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Norrland
Sweden
Gulf of Bothnia
Arctic Circle
Swellen
Auk Stupidest Bird Observed On Arctic Island
Dr R M Anderson Canadian government zoologist witnessed auk behavior on Hakluyt Island in the Arctic Ocean during a Far North expedition. He notes the birds’ apparent confusion between humans and stones, with natives using fishing landing sets to scoop them up.
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Hakluyt Island
Arctic Ocean
R. M. Anderson
Far North
Popular Mechanics
Italian Families in Palazzole della Stella Prolific Under Fascist Ideals
The Palazzole della Stella province in Italy reports over nine children per family on average, aligning with Mussolini's prolific Italy goal. About 2,800 residents live in 468 families, with few households unusually large including one with 18 and others with 16, 11, and 12 children. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes lesser tribes contain multiple families with 10 to 12 offspring.
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Palazzole Della Stella
Deine Province
Italy
Mussolini
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Worth Knowing When Winter Cold Comest
A reader recalls a five hour remedy for colds using Pape's Cold Compound in tablet form. The ad promises pleasant taste and real effectiveness, noting it works quickly for a common cold with authority from the advertisement.
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Pape
All Noisy Mrs Movemore Grasious Neighborhood Noise
A humorous note describes a loud neighborhood with children’s screeches in a bustling area. The piece aims for a light tone, referencing a curious character and household sounds but offers no hard news events or dates.
Tongue Sandwiches and Hidden Secrets Phrase
A fragmentary quirky dialogue notes tongue sandwiches and the idea that people speak for themselves. It questions sharing secrets and compares riding a hobby to resisting a request to dismount.
Gaining Religion Spreads in Africa Fast
Mohammedanism sweeping across Africa draws natives to new ceremonies and dress. In many villages the first effect is an order to kill all pigs as a sign of conversion.
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Africa
Muncle Bound Maisie He’s Got A Lot Of Culture
InGnite Variety notes Mae remarks that a man has culture but it is all physical. Mae confirms he calls on a different girl each night, and the phrase suggests a light gossip tone about relationships and social life.
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West
Missouri
Plains
Ned Buntline
John Burks
Europe
Bill Cody
Buffalo Bill
Iowa
Kansas
Russell
Major
Waddell
Kearney
Neb
Maisie
Mae
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