Oklahoma Farmer Woman Reports Health Gain with Pinkham Product
Mia Cora Short of Oklahoma City describes improved health after faithful use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain from 116 to 135 pounds, better sleep, and renewed ability to work, noting neighbors’ curiosity about her routine.
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Pinkham
Mia
Cora Short
R. R
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mra Short
Mra. Short
Lydia
University to receive Capt Yonergas Indian relics collection
Nine years after his death the University of Arkansas learned it will receive the valuable collection of Indian relics of Capt Caries L Yonerg a famous government scout. The will left the items with his wife until her death and the executor has now filed the will. The collection includes autographed pictures of notables including Theodore Roosevelt amid Indian chieftains.
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University of Arkansas
Caries L. Yonerg
von Berg
Theodore Roosevelt
High Rent Quoted for One Room Apartment
The listing cites a high rental for a single room unit and notes private garage parking privileges for two cars. The dialogue suggests surprise at the price and emphasizes the availability of parking.
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Crawford
Cara
Strange arrivals at Fort Albany trading post chapter
In CHAPTER 11 CONTINUED a mixed crew lands at the Fort Albany trading post. Guthrie arranges shelter for Miss Quarrier while the sick girl in the house worsens, and tension over the free trader McDonald shadows the scene.
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Akimiski
Albany
Quarrier
McDonald
Sikwae
Fred
Etienne
Fort Albany
Quarrie
Guthrie
Miss Quarrier
Anne
Mr. Guthrie
Cree trader and geologist clash over a stranded pirate risk
In a rugged east coast scene, Guthrie hosts Quarrier and Joan Quarrier as they confront Arch Quarrier and McDonald the redheaded pirate. The talk threads through a Cree patient, treasure prospects, and tensions over ore, trade, and safety.
Canadian War Veteran Lives in Pen After War Scars
Gerth Guthrie, a Canadian veteran, returns from conflict with a scarred face costing him love and status. He survives at Hudson Bay post in Elkwan with army companions and a network including Heith Falconer Sir Charles Guthria, Etienne Savanne, and Doctor Quarrier as they cope with social shifts and personal losses.
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Quarrier
Tre
Guthrie
Ace Gray
Joan Quarrier
Anne
Joan
Abe
Tess
Mr. Guthria
Trodeau
Guseed Iuhga
Montreal
Charles Guthrie
Eikwam
Gerth Guthrie
Lucee
Hudson's Bay
Elkwan
Tie Gancee
Heith Falconer
Charles Guthria Tle
Etienne Savanne
Garth
Honesty of Indians Highlighted in Old Record
John and Rappe ran tavern and store near Wyandotte Indian Reservation in Ohio for years before removal west of the Mississippi. Testimony supports honesty of the Myton Kewa as debts were settled. Mappe says he did not lose a dollar. Indebted sums were largely erased by various means, but the witness maintained full repayment.
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John & Rappe
Wyandotte
Qohie
Miestasippi River
Mappe
Post Toasties Ad Sells Flavorful Breakfast Lunch
An old advertisement promotes Post Toasties cereal emphasizing its flavor and versatility for breakfast lunch or supper. The copy highlights crisp flakes that stay intact and appealing color cues to attract shoppers.
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Oklahoma
Doan's
Chapter
Caer
George Marsh Caprright
Peon Publishing
WNU ~Service
Royal Montreais
Jane
Mr. Grundy
Archibald Quarrier
Juan Cece
Guthete
Gordon
Hud Corms
Toronto
Cuthrie
Ageia
Eick
Old Anne
Kirwan
Cape Jones
Akimisk Island
Qauarrier
Guthri
Quartier
Curmiee
Albagy
Rome
Geen
Ozo
Toxe
Teall
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Vera
Nan
Fletcher
Lees
Bayer
Drugeiate
Wufschere
Monser
Ideuter
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