The Elephant Extinction Tale Across African Lands
A historical survey traces the global collapse of wild elephant populations from the Cape to Kilimanjaro. It notes early protections near Port Elizabeth, then ruthless hunting by Dutch and colonial hunters, and the near total extinction across Bechuanaland, Matabele and Mashonaland, the Transvaal, and surrounding regions. Ivory trade plummets as demand and slaughter continue, with some pockets holding only remnant herds.
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St. James
Cape Colony
Kaffraria
Cape
Indian Ocean
Addo Bush
Port Elizabeth
Knysna
Zitzikamina
Winterbeck Mountains
Koodoo
Natal
Zululand
Baldwin
Drummond
Amatongaland
Swaziland
Amatonga
Zambesi
Transvaal
Umzilaland
Orange Free State
Cornwallis Harris
Moselikatze
Harris
South African Republic
Matabele
Mashonalands
Lodengula
F. C. Selous
Mr. Selous
Bechuanaland
Gordon Cumming
Bamangwato
Khama
Oswell
Vardon
Lake N'Gami
Jordan Cumming
Lake N’gami
Livingstone
Kalahari
Bechuapaland
Damaras
Charles Andersson
Africa
Ovampoland
South Africa
Capety
Kilimajaro
East Africa
Bengeweola
Great Central Lakes
Niger
Western
Tales of Animals from Lewiston Journal Readers
A Lewiston Journal correspondent recalls a cat that died after protecting its kittens by carrying them to her daughter and herself, and a tame crow showing cleverness by hoarding food under an old lounge while hens watched.
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Lewiston
Ouida on Matimony and a Florida Mammy’s Pride
A reflective column on marriage anxiety and social display contrasts with a Florida mammy urging two young masters to fight for their country. The piece interweaves marriage ceremony nerves, a Samson allusion, and historical notes on Southern plantation status and pride. It closes noting Paso del Norte’s Sunday bull-light ceremonial tradition.
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Florida
Pensacola
Mésteré
Dia Hyer
Spring Fashion Notes Herald Walking Hats and Bright Skirts
The article surveys New York spring fashions with emphasis on walking hats, color tones, and fabrics. It notes revived milinery shapes, broader atmospheric trims, and the return of white for elegant wear, plus new dresses, sleeves, and afternoon attire. It also previews embroidery, passementerie, and lighter woolens for street and dress wear.
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Pbs
New York
Directoire
Garret
Promoted Elixir Promises: Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
An exchange urges a friend from gloom to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for torpid liver and indigestion. The speaker claims the tonic cures head aches fatigue and low spirits and guarantees a refund if it fails. The note ends with Victorian theater style optimism about singing and mermaids.
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Dr. Pierce
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