A Modern Daniel Boone A frontier hero Yellowstone Kelly
Elmo Scott Watson profiles Yellowstone Kelly, a frontier figure likened to Daniel Boone and others by Gen Nelson A Miles. The piece chronicles Kelly’s youth in New York, Civil War service, Kentucky to Dakota expeditions, years as a lone hunter and guide, his famous Wolf Mountain campaign with Miles, and his stature as a modern woodsman who bridged culture and wilderness.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Amercan
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Kit Carson
Buffalo Bill
Nelson A. Miles
Mother S. Kelly
Yellowstone Kelly
Yale University Press
Milo M. Quaife
Mr. Quaife
Kelly
California
Boone
Yellowstone
the Relly
Finger Lakes
Central
New York
Hannah Dustin
New England
Lima
N. Y
Richmond
Pennsylvania ‘Avenue
Dakota Territory
White
George A. Forsyth
Forsyth
Miles
Sitting Bull
Gall
Fifth Infantry
Crazy Horse
Wolf Mountain
Johnson
John
Brughter
Bruehier
Montana
Joseph
Nez Perces
Oregon
Orange Cakes and Desserts From A Sugar Era Menu
A vintage era cuisine list featuring Orange Cakes Maple Cookies Cheese Balls and multiple sherbet and dessert ideas. Includes recipes for Duchess Cream Peach Sherbet Mint Sherbet Apricot Sherbet and a Cream Peach Cake with almond whipped cream. The piece blends food instruction with gentle health cautions about overeating.
Giants of the forest fall as peat fires rage underground
Storied devastation from underground fires in Cumberland near Wedholme Dale destroys hundreds of ancient trees. Giants with four foot trunks crash as the blaze rages, a danger said to be nearly unstoppable and comparable to long burning subterranean coal fires.
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Totter
Wedholme Dale
Cumberland
Pie With Straw Triggers Indignant Outburst
A young woman in a restaurant called out in protest as she found pieces of straw in her cottage pie. The waiter calmed her by noting the pie was thatched, prompting amused reactions among other diners. The scene was described in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satare
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wig parties and colored head coverings gain popularity in England
In England, gatherings featuring wigs and vibrant colored head coverings are becoming trendy social events, drawing interest from festive circles and fashion-minded crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
First toothbrushes sent abroad deemed unusable
Dr Louis Fischer of New York reported that the initial toothbrushes sent to the Orient were returned because they were too stiff for children to use on their heads. The accompanying toothpaste was rejected by Chinese authorities as the worst butter they had ever used. The rocon mixed with water was used to paint native huts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Louis Fischer
New York
Rocon
Postmaster Lewies quotes on mail swindle in Tennessee
Memoranda from Memphis recount a mail swindle affecting Tennessee, closing with a philosopher's line about plow shares and oil. An advertisement jokes about Red Cross Ball Blue brightening laundry while root diseases decimate Louisiana sugar cane. A witty adage about admitting mistakes appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Lewies
Memphis
Tennessee
America
Louisiana
Mother admonishes harsh physic methods for child health
Monticello physician Dr. W B Caldwell with 47 years practice advocates his Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipated children. He claims it establishes natural bowel regularity without gripes or distress, and recommends a 60 cent bottle for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Cautious Youth and the Laughing Boy on the Fence
A stout man struggles under his car when he notices a boy perched on a fence. The boy says he was watching, then adds that if he could run faster he would laugh. The exchange ends with a wry, defensive moment.
Forst's Original BARE-TO-HAIR Hair Growth Solution Ad
An advertisement from CK CO. of Kansas City Missouri promotes Forst's Original Bare-to-Hair claiming hair growth and preservation through drug stores and barber shops with promised personal attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forst
CK Co., Dist
Kansas City, Mo
Old Line Flapper-Girls Mentioned in London Answers
Quotation contrasts past and present fashions with a remark about boasting or excuses. Aures London Answers snippet notes a line about flapper girls and a maxim on actions vs promises. The brief reflects period commentary and social attitudes.
Quotations and Proverbs On Mastery and Hobby
A fragmentary item notes a mix of aphorisms about mastery verse and practice. It references an old saying about the eye of the master performing more than hands and contrasts it with the idea some men pursue a hobby merely for exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
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Fort Garry
Canada
Missouri River
Red River
Buffalo
Itis
Fort Berthold
Fort Buford
Yellowstone Country
Johnsons
Watte Bull
John Brugfiler
Western Newspaper Union
Cuticura
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. ‘M; Malden
Mass
Caldwell
Pepsin
W.L. Bui
Main St
Yne
London
ED Bugs
Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
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