100 Years of Santa Fe Trail in American Expansion
A historical overview traces the Santa Fe Trail from early exploration in Quebec to Missouri traders, the Bent and St Vrain posts, and the 1825 Benton route survey. It details Council Grove treaties, Cimarron Desert dangers, and the trail’s role in Texas annexation, the Mexican War, and California conquest.
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John Dickinson
Sherman
Vicerty Mendoza
Quebec
New Mexico
Pradea
Missouri
Pachees
Taos
Santa Fe
Benjamin Cooper
le Mine River
Marmaduke
Bernard Pratte
Augustus Storrs
Arkansas
United States
Thomas 8. Benton
Congress
Franklin
Tansag
Cimarron Desert
Gimatron
Cimarron
Benton
John Quincy “Adams
Benjamin B. Reeves
George C. Sibley
Thomas Mather
Neosho River
Pahuska
John Welker
Council Grove
Turkey Creek
McPherson
Kansas
Connell Grove
Bent Brothers
Ceran St Vrain
Bent
William Bent
Bret Gether
Colorado
Bents
Laos
Lersmone
St. Louis
Southwest
Lasere
Chihuahua
Sonora
Galifornia
Texas
California
Iron Ore Varieties and Ancient Footwear Unearthed Totals
The article compares iron ore by region noting variations in gangue content and magnetic properties with magnetites in Pennsylvania and southern ores. It states iron occurs similarly across districts and southern ore is coarser. Then it shifts to footwear history, citing Egyptian sandals 6,000 years ago and Greek shoe inscriptions, noting Egyptians painted portraits of foes on sandals. It closes with a maxim about belief and conquest.
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Alabama
Virginia
Wren Org
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Clinton Group
Superior
Great Lakes Region
Knitted Coats Outshine Fur at Fashion Shows
The article chronicles knitted coats entering high fashion prestige with long, elaborate styles that rival fur and cloth coats. It highlights matching hat pieces, velvet chokers, and scarf sets, plus various neckwear like jabots, collars, and high neckpieces, noting tweed effects and jacquard patterns as practical, stylish options for fall wardrobes.
Tribute to Brave Woman Edith Lacey Honored in Yokohama
A memorial in Yokohama dedicated to Edith Lacey, an American welfare worker who died in the 1922 Japan earthquake, honors her leadership with a house to be used as a rest and recreation center for Yokohama girls. The gift comes from her father, Dr. Charles C. Roosa of Buffalo, New York.
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Edith Lacey
Yokohama
Firewoman Dashes Through Grimsby Garage Blaze
A fire department arrived at a Grimsby home to tackle a blaze after a woman fled with a chemical estin erisher. She returned home as firefighters contained the fire and searched for lodgings. A man seeking lodging is advised to inquire within or go elsewhere.
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Grimsby
England
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