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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1935

Page

5

Dime Novels and the Real Life Behind Frontier Heroes

The article traces how dime novel heroes such as Buffalo Bill Wild Bill and Deadwood Dick mirrored or inspired real frontier figures. It notes Ned Buntline and Prentiss Ingraham shaped many legends while actual men like Cody Hickok Omohundro and others lived varied lives as scouts soldiers and showmen.

Elmo Scott Watson Yesteryear Dad Bunk Daredeath Dick Captain Cool Blade Mississippi Pard Buffalo Bill Pete Ralph Erastus F. Biddle Pocket William Frederick Cody Kansas Kansas Pacific Railroad K. P Billy Comstock Edward Zane Carroll Judson Ned Buntline Col. Prentiss Ingraham Wild Bill California Joe Texas Jack Pawnee Bill Capt. Jack Arizona Buckskin Sam Fancy Frank Deadwood Dick Diamond Dick James Butler Hickok Illinois Missouri Overland Buntline Deadwood S. D John B. Omohundro Virginia Leadville Colo Cody, Hickok Omohundra Chicago Ingraham Man of the Moses E. Muiner Plains Montana Pacific Northwest George A. Custer Southern Plains Wyoming Black Hills Hickok Red Cloud Agency Nebraska Ranald S. Mackenzie Gordon Lillie Winds Oklahoma Cody John Wallace Crawford Ireland Joseph Bruce Jack” Omohundra Jane Martha Jane Canary George Crook Black Bills Frank Frank Powell White Beaver Winnebagoes Wisconsin Roving Joe Maj Sam S. Hall Pecos Laos Wilmington Delaware Joseph B. Badger Frontier A. H. Post Beadle Badger Legion Edward L. Wheeler Beadle and Adams Wheeler Edmund Pearson Little, Brown and Company Frank Palmer Denver Los Angeles Richard Bullock Richard W. Clark South Dakota Pearson Desperado Mr. Wheeler Richard Clark New Mexico Richard J. Tanner Norfolk Neb Circus American Legion Frank Carver Buffalo Jack Jack MecCay Wild Bill” Hickok James Capon Adams Seneca Lake N. Y James Fenimore Cooper Adams Brain” Adams Union

Ransom Notes Seen as Possible Death Warrant in Lindbergh Case

The notes alleged to be from Bruno Hauptmann are described with four examples: the first demand to Colonel Lindbergh, the note to Jassie, instructions on tying the money, the drop location, and a false claim the baby was alive. The article positions the notes as crucial evidence in the murder investigation of Baby Charles Lindbergh.

Bruno Hauptmann Charles Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Jassie

Experts Analyze Kidnaper Notes in Lindbergh Case

Handwriting experts testify Hauptmann wrote the ransom notes and writings alike as jurors study large photostatic charts. Albert Osborn, a renowned graphologist, details similarities between Hauptmann's accepted writings and the ransom notes, while Fisch’s alleged role in the crime remains contested. Colonel Lindbergh and Dr. Condon observe the testimony as Hauptmann shows varying calmness in court.

Osborn New York Hauptmann Singature New Jersey Isadore Fisch Fisch Germa Ran Reilly Betty Gow Red” Johnson Lindbergh Elbridge W. Stein Vanderbilt Wendel Ridley Stein Stein Ios J.F. Condon Eair

Bohemian Party Invitees Include Morgan and Wharton

A New York social function hosted by a prominent hostess drew Mrs. William Astor who commented on a bohemian party plan. She named J. P. Morgan and Edith Wharton as invited guests, illustrating the mingle of high society and Bohemian flair. An unrelated advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets for liver, bowels, and stomach.

New York William Astor Astor

Cure Cartel: Irish Peasantry Clings to Old Remedy

The piece reports on a traditional Irish practice where children with whooping cough are fed fish and frog heads, claimed as a supposed cure still observed among the rural Irish peasantry.

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