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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
4
Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder is promoted as the most efficient leavening agent and healthful due to its constituents. Chicago based PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.
The session ends with Chandler winning the fat men race, while Roper and others chase a greased pig amid legal skirmishes. Judges and attorneys compete in a parade of bets and feints, the crowd cheering as the pig escapes and a plum prize is finally claimed.
A bizarre incident in which a Kansas City couple used forged traveling plans to board a Galveston bound train and swap tickets with a man and wife, prompting scrutiny of fare deception and suspicious behavior aboard. The tale unfolds amid scattered observations of social impropriety and a subsequent health discussion on raw meat and tuberculosis treatments.
A (disjointed) collection notes Alvinea Hayward a California millionaire clinging to beaver hat style for decades. It then references Rev B A wines ey M noida, a San Francisco hotel offer, a Washington woman suing for freedom, a Leavenworth sister burning her marriage, Sven Anders Hedin writing from Tibet, Lake Lobnor relics, a Beatrice Neb butcher scene, Turner’s life and Booth, and Colorado county court reversals sobre lawyers.
A controversial proclamation from Japan's police chief in Kioga Hen stresses politeness toward visitors and foreigners. It urges nonconfrontational behavior during calls, proper dress, and discreet etiquette such as bow greetings, avoiding late visits, and using a bell or door knocker.
Consul Hughes in Colburg reports on Germany's artificial foods and meat substitutes amid debate with Vegetarians. The article notes Germanys large dye works use nitrogen rich ingredients and cites Prof Pinklers work on blends of animal and vegetable components and soluble preparations.
A Chattanooga newspaper excerpt reports a man and his young son living with several deadly snakes in their cap. Despite repeated bites by copperheads and other vipers, the pair showed no ill effects. Medical experts say vaccination-like immunity is unlikely, but the strange bond and claimed immunity intrigue physicians.
A historical piece reproduces the Me v Botta tribute prayer for Congress asking divine guidance for the new states and leaders seeking wisdom and justice. The article also notes the body of Jobe Owen Haydler, famed as the United States walking champion, found near Muni rural cemetery with details of his decline and public fame.
A jumble of personal reflections hints at aging, religious devotion, and mobility around a cabin. The piece shifts to a report on diamond dies for wire drawing and advances in brass, iron, and hydraulic tools, noting dramatic copper rolling to transparency and notable industrial feats of the era.
A magazine description outlines a radiophone using a beam of light to transmit speech from a sending point like a lighthouse to a distant listener. The setup includes multiple transmitters, a light-based path, a mirrored receiver, and a phonograph linkage to reproduce speech clearly at two miles or more.
A jumbled collection of vignette sketches covers a beekeeping mishap where Fitch whistled near angry bees and a clever Mrs. Fitch saved a swarm. It switches to foreign residents in China with tallies of nationals and trading firms, then drifts to Windsor Castle nurses and a river island chase, followed by reminiscences of youth games and a Western cowhand life piece, ending with sheep herders and frontier life observations.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a bygone era with boys, crowds, and a community shifting under changes in 19th or early 20th century times. Naming appears garbled but hints at local figures and a period of social or town growth.
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