Oklahoma lands openings for Kiowa and Wichita reservations
The Interior Department plans open Kiowa and Wichita reservations for homestead entry with 160 acre tracts in Wichita district at El Reno and 100 acre tracts near Fort Sill. About 13,473 possible homesteads, with anticipated 40,000 applicants, will compete for land. Openings will be staggered by proclamation, with five year residence and improvement requirements and a $1.25 per acre price.
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Washington
Waneae Journal
Interior
Wichita Reservation
el Reno
Fort Sill
Indiana
Yanda
Congress
Oklainme
Ind
Interior Department
Chinese Eden theory sparks jungle of doubt and study
Prof James E Burton former Cornell student and Egyptian Antiquities official claims Garden of Eden was in China and that Adam and Eve were Chinese. He argues Egyptian civilization came via Assyria from central China and that Chinese origins predate other ancient cultures.
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James E. Burton
Cornell Universlty
Denver
Ithacs
China
Department of Antiquities
Waid
Adam
Egypt
Assyria
Sen of Eden
Mirton
Western Canada lands draw Missouri observer interest
A Missouri man reports strong yields in Saskatchewan and Manitoba from recent Canadian government land openings. He notes high grain outputs, healthy stock, and ample beef potential, praising prairie conditions as beneficial for a poorer farmer. Government agents advertise further information.
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Saskatchewan
Ansiniboia
Western Canada
W. Rt. Corser
Higginaville
Latte Co
Tam
Paris Carriage With Caparisoned Males Draws Attention
A Parisian spectacle features a carriage drawn by two caparisoned male mules, gifted by the king of Portugal to actress Mine Rejane. The animals resisted the driver, then tore the carriage apart when disciplined, prompting her to switch to more reliable horses.
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Paris
Rejane
Portugal
Dream theory and odd scribbles from a salon page
Fragmented text mixes a France professor's note on retina blood flow and eyelid pressure with garbled reminiscences and local ramblings. The result reads as a stray collage of quotations, misprints, and nonsensical lines, lacking clear event or reportable action.
Fragmented OCR reads as wedding note with unclear names
The readable text shows a garbled wedding snippet with broken phrases and unclear names, making the exact event, people, and place difficult to identify from the noise.
Unclear Archaic Advertisement Fragments
A fragmented OCR page shows assorted old advertisements and notices. It includes sample product lines, medical claims, testimonials, and era branding references with scattered names, places, and phrases. The readable bits evoke a late 19th or early 20th century market page style.
Peruna Esteemed Remedy For Catarrh Across The Body
Peruna is praised as a universal cure for catarrh and related ailments across the system. The ad asserts success when other remedies fail and notes spring use for best results, urging readers to send a case for free medical guidance from Dr. Hartman in Columbus.
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Dan. A. Grosvenor
Bowela
Dr. Hartman
En Hartman Banitorium
Columbus
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Men Te Welle No Ciel Homa
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Christine F
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Clemni
Cord Management
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Atchison
Endaley, Vandures
Chicago Daily News
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