Bond's Tailored Clothes Offer True Value
Cleveland sav ing men recognize real value in Bond's tailored clothes and overcoats. The ads claim Bond's delivers perfect style with finest materials and meticulous tailoring at lower prices than comparable wear.
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Death Valley Named After a Christmas Trek Calamity
A historical recital recounts an 1849 California gold rush wagon train that split, endured starvation and thirst in the Mojave, and finally escaped via the Panamint range. Asahel Bennett led two scouts back, guiding the survivors to safety as his wife saluted the valley with the name Death Valley.
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Will Manley
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The Bull Whacker and the Bible
A prewar article recalls Russell Majors and Waddell as leading U S contract freighters with 8500 wagons and 40000 oxen. Majors imposed a Bible oath banning profanity and drinking but bull whackers spoke in frontier slang, defying rules as they drove teams and handled stages on the Overland Route.
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Junswidge
Breathing in Clean Air Encouraged in Historic Text
A clipped verse extols the virtue of walking in wholesome air avoiding contagion and illness. The archaic language contrasts cough and sneeze with the safety of pure air, urging daily breathing in a healthy environment.
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