Rockefeller’s Buffalo Gun the .22 Savae High Power
A compact tease notes a high power .22 Buffalo rifle associated with Rockefeller, highlighting its claimed performance and design in a sensational, period voice. An implied evaluation suggests notable capability or prestige tied to the firearm.
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Savage
Belvidless
Kansas
Frank Rockefeller
Guo
Impat
Particuare
Savage Arms Company
Savage Avenue
Utica
N.Y
Must Have Been in Boston
A Boston mother questions her seven year old son about his frown and possible distress. The boy replies that nothing is wrong and asks why his mother assumes he is troubled, noting her habit of interpreting every crease as concern. The exchange captures stubborn behavior and parental concern in a terse, domestic vignette.
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Boston
Romance of a Chicago street cleaner who rose high then fell
A Chicago street-cleaning worker rose through speculation and mining investments, marrying a duchess before dying by his own hand with no money left. The New York World notes a life stranger than fiction, marked by sudden wealth and abrupt ruin.
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Chicago
New York World
Poem Exhausts Writer and Editor in Exchange
A brief exchange between a poet and a sporting editor notes the poet felt exhausted after composing a poem while the editor says he was equally spent after reading it. The dialogue emphasizes shared fatigue from creative work and critique.
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Sporting Editor
Wisdom and Volition in Carlyle’s View of Purpose
A concise paraphrase of Carlyle arguing that partial willingness retreats on easy paths while complete resolve pushes through difficult terrain to achieve goals, emphasizing the value of full volition over half measures.
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Carlyle
Why He Hesitated in Courtroom Exchange
A judge questions a policeman about aiding the defendant in a fight. The officer replies, in dialect, that he did not know which person would be the defendant.
Would Be More Important Aedlentiat Speaks On Speed Mafia
The New York Herald notes Aedlentiat states the speed mafia has turned many automobillars into nervous wrecks and suggests diagnosing the case of the man who must dodge them.
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Aedlentiat
New York Herald
Charcoal Eph’s Philosophies Satirical Quip
A clipped line from the Baltimore Sun features Charcoal Eph teasing about trouble. He remarks that his friend Rastua married a widow with five children, then offers olives to Mistah Jackson in a playful regional voice.
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Charcoal Eph
Heah
Rastua
Mistah Jackson
Sterilizing Cretern Way Cistern Water With Lime Additive
A historical note states that one tenth of a grain of hypochlorite of lime per gallon will thoroughly sterilize cistern water. The treatment is described for laundry and bathing purposes, reflecting early water purification practices.
Her Specialty and the Disorderly House of George
A reader notes a scene where someone praises George as a good manager while visiting his wife’s home in terrible disorder. The exchange highlights tensions around domestic life and George’s managerial image.
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George
Extracts From the Game Law New Mexico June 14 111
For sportsmen we publish extremis from New Mexico game law. Deer season runs October 1 to November 15 with one deer per person. Wild turkey season November 1 to January 15 with four in possession at one time. Details include Native or Crested Meesia.
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New Mexico
Hunting and fishing regulations excerpt with limits and licenses
The document lists seasonal and species specific bag limits for firearms only. It sets possession caps for ducks snipes and plover, specifies trout gear and size rules, bans hunting of elk mountain sheep goat beaver ptarmigan and other named species, and notes license fees for general and nonresident big game and birds licenses.
Fire Safety Rules for Campers and Hikers
Be sure your match is out before you throw it away. Snuff or dispose cigarette stubs to avoid fires. Keep camp fires small and never unattended. Clear needles leaves and grass around the fire. Do not build bonfires as wind can spread flames. If a fire is seen, put it out if possible or report it immediately to the nearest forest ranger or state fire warden.
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U. S. Forest
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Rockefeller
Buffalo
Savae
Gan
L'mit
Fourin Pa
Inel
EL Paso Herald
The
Southwest
Eet
Merriam Webster
KC. Merriam Co
Springfeld, Mass
Stevens
Atur. &E
Gon
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Journal
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Trace Manne
Wortriturnis dC
UNH & Co
Beery
New York
Sierra
Ing
Sierra County
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