Moose Herd Passes Through Moonlit Wilderness
A moose herd led by a massive bull moves across a snowbound plateau seeking forage. A calf falls into a rock crevice and is saved by its mother while a lone wolf tracks the herd and is checked by a settler hunter. The hunter then returns home to the cabin as winter tightens its grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anowtfall
Paige
Pheoie
Wenee
Hin
Abe
Dimeek
Perich
Ellie
Ted
Woodaman
Est
Gray Wolf
Jong
Moore
Macon
American dishes spark lively meal time debate
A traveling Englishwoman tours America and discusses baked beans chowder succotash and Indian dishes with Rhode Island and Maine hosts. The group debates origins, proportions, and the best ways to prepare beans with corn, chowder, and other native foods. The Rhose Island bake and New England Sunday meals are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
England
Boston
Rhode Island
Maine
New England
Talk of Marriage in Proper for the Man
The piece discusses gender norms in marriage proposals, contrasting male and female expectations and the social penalties for a woman declaring intention to marry. It notes masculine ease in marriage and the harsher scrutiny women face, reflecting on modern English societal constraints. Also mentions a distant anecdote about a telephone wire project through Sumatra with dangerous forest conditions and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Eng
Mucenra Enim Company
Sumatra
Oklahoma News Highlights From Guthrie and Environs
Reports describe crop damage from hot and dry winds reducing berry yields while peaches fare slightly better. Notable items include charters issued for Summer Missing company in Altus and Hebrew Cemetery in Oklahoma City, a search for missing farmer Frank Blubaugh near Billings, railroad surveys near Chandler and Cordell, and political steps by Oklahoma officials including tank examinations and school land leasing policy.
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Guthrie & Han
Hertere
Win
Grimes
Altus
Reer County
Oklahoma
Mm Lodge
Oklahoma City
Hebrew Cemetery Association
Oklahoma City Population Report Confusing Text
fragmentary OCR notes discuss population figures and applicant terminology related to penal law and diocese references making unclear the intended meaning and any concrete conclusions about Oklahoma cities and towns population counts
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Charles
Oman
Alan
Frank Blubaugh
Blubaugh
Billings
Hin Bogwy
Hillbaugh
Han
Mailroad
Chander
Port Smith and Western Railroad
Guthrie
Hieorge Hayden
Bopt
Charl
Corda Cordell
Markwell, Knid & Southwestern Railroad
Cordell
Nis Tiiley
Washita County
Hell
Rammuel Harper
Hithele
United States
Warren Bennett
Samuel Harper
Pawtuates
Behin
Wnd
HM Fowserto Wi
Trimble
Worring
Kingfisher
Guatesma
Ub Uhe
Newt
Eighth Cavalry
Port Miley
Kansas
Port Reno
Port #1
Fort Miley
Ponte Fe
Bante Vo Sdbrey
J. Wikoff
Territorial
Jenkins
Beber
Wikoff
National Bank of Commerce
Stillwater
Jat
Pommibasion
Indias
Wikof
Haines
Board of School Land Commissioners
James J. Houston
Houston
Kiowa
Comanche
Ckahoma Natural Light, Gas and Heat Company
Granite
Yan
Gratien
el Reno
Rock Island
Sharp
Mer
Asa
Sharpe
Perry
Judie Murwell
Tiny Phinate
Admn
Shelton
Mauls Valley
Stanton
Sterling Nims
National Park
Wichita Mountains
D. ©. Burson
Potwin
Burson
Uebarean of Forestry
Aniorwet
Heli
Oklahoma Oyle
Wichita
Indian Territory
Citien Bf
Larneeviine Town Pve
Ss Ristaw
Sadao
Prune Ren Sanadian
Luge Towe
Cornish
Wlington
Winderland
Piprer
Imate Bawn
Eurewn
Patel
Ves
Nbawa Vee Tae
Perry Ha “ Rater
Ariel
Heiden
Johnson Town
Kemp Town
Asenen
Ran Wei
Purdy
Lown
Ballieaw
Pitipa
Finewood
Penalon
Belog
Roy Dasertaa
Elthen
Lowell Lidge
Olster
Higa
Alva
Arajuhon
Ayer
Hweill
Howe
Lowen
Mandelty
Ely
Lowe
Mittal Lowe
Newhirk Rity
Joren
Rian
Uae
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