Bear Hunter’s Folly: Gratitude Fails After Bear Schemes
In Kettle Creek Pa a bear hunter Bob Skiles spares a mother bear and her cubs, then plans later revenge as the cubs grow. His two orphaned cubs are later killed by Nelson boys, exposing Skiles’s misplaced confidence and prompting the narrator to warn that trust in bears backfires.
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Skiles
Bars Ag'in
Wall Sabin Bude
Ned
Pally
Skilee
Waltae
Bly
Hob
Bob Silkee
Bob
Vanity
Sabin Budd
Nelson
Anya
Tamarack
Bob Skilen
Bob Bkiles
Robert
Bobin
Una
Tanya
N. Y
Quirky Quotations From City Papers on Love and Inventions
A collage of witty lines from Baltimore American and Chicago Post. A rejected lover imagines immortal ink in the heart while a seaside performer confesses long involvement. An exchange asks what an inventor is, answered with a pun about misuse by a promoter.
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Fini
Awain
Baltimore American
Mitre
Chicago Post
Science and Industry Highlights Curious Dietary Facts
A collection of age old scientific notes notes on animal tastes and human foods. Elephants like gin but avoid champagne while caterpillars can eat six hundred times their weight monthly. Medically minded writers praise verdid bacon as highly nourishing. X rays kill bacteria. Munich disinfectants used as antiseptics. An antismoke ruling in Kansas City favored careful furnace firing to prevent smoke. Fatigue poisons the blood and transferring fatigued blood to a healthy animal induces fatigue symptoms. Indian goats feed on toxic Akwon or Madar leaves with milky sap used in infanticide. Medieval doctors fed children ground oyster shells rich in minerals for rickets and scrofula. Prof. Virehow awarded gold Melmholtz medal for Helmholtz birthday. Virehow among Berlin academy luminaries.
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Atte
Munich
Kansae
India
Virehow
Royal Academy of Berlin
Melmholtz
Grimmes
Helmholtz
Herr Vir
Violet and violet scent trends captivate fashion
A column extols violet themed cosmetics and fragrances from head to toe, noting perfumes and violet emblems in wardrobes and accessories. It contrasts real and artificial Parma violets, mentions affordable options, and cites a New York perfumer. It also includes a happiness meditation and a cake recipe with ingredients and bake time.
Orange Custard with Triple Orange Cream
A Boston Globe recipe fragment describes beating half an orange rind to a pulp, adding orange juice, brandy, sugar, and egg yolks, heating ten minutes, then whisking into boiling cream and cooling. Serve in glass cups for guests.
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Bostom Globe
Notice to prove desert claim in Challis Idaho
Charles B Gray of Goldburg Custer county Idaho has fled notice of intention to make proof on his desert entry No 72 NWKEM Sec 9 Township 11 North Range 1 East before L H Johnston commissioner in Challis Idaho on Wednesday the 9th day of March 1903 witnesses Ross Jonas Custer county Idaho Emmanuel Wiggins Lemhi county Idaho Khmer D Rosve and N J Sharp register first publication Feb 1903
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Ted Las Lee
Batre
Charles B. Gray
Goldburg
Custer County
Idaho
Nis Desert
Nwkem
Sec
St. Ty. EN
L. H. Johnton
Challis
Wernesday
Mareh
Heimer
Ross
Goldbury
Los
Emenet Jonas
Ida
Teo C. Wiggins
May
Lembi County
D. Rosve
Custer Co
Ida N
Sharp, Register
Ted
Land ownership suit over mining claim in Sheep Mountain District
The plaintiffs file in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho a case against several defendants to determine ownership of the "Finnuro" or "Piy ure" mining claim in Sheep Mountain Mining District Custer County. The suit seeks a judgment declaring plaintiffs owners and defendants have no interest, with injunction against further claims and further equitable relief. The paper notes publication on November 25, 1902, with Clerk GEO. E. Keyes presiding and Milton A. Brown representing the plaintiffs.
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State OF Idaho
District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Gustor
Hammons
Hila
Sheep Mountuo
Custer County
Idaho
Thin
Pinus
Fourth Judicial Dia Ytriet
Tdaho
Custer
Geo. E. Keyes
Milton A. Brown
Pustutiits
Notice of Forfeiture for Mining Claims in Idaho
John Dudley announces forfeiture of co owner rights in Yellow Park Yankee Park Mining District Custer Idaho claims California W J Bryan and others for unpaid share of work and recording costs totaling 171.00 after 90 days from publication. Payment to John Dudley or Silver Meanknown in Chalits Idaho. first publication January 20 1908.
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Helix
John W. Garratt
Galifornia
W. J. Bryan
United States
Yankee Park
Guster County
Idaho
Whrd
Kata
Bection
John Dudley
John Dutley
Custer
Chalits
Custer County Idaho Promises Rich Prospects for Settlers
Guster county Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers and capitalists with its scenery, mining districts, and grazing lands. The piece outlines towns Challis Mackay Houston Bay horse Clayton Bonanza Custer and Stanley, with extensive notes on minerals, roads, irrigation, fisheries, and the county’s growing population of about 5000. It highlights Mackay Morgan Creek Bayhorse and Yankee Fork as key targets, describes mills and smelters, irrigation potential from Salmon river, and the county’s time as an early mining frontier transforming toward agricultural support and railroad development.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Guster County
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
East Mark
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
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Bruin
Sait Rabin
Ant
Old Tamarank
Wight
Bob Stiles
Science and Industry
Violet
Woma
New York
Herald
Detroit
Cinemoa Commercial Tribune
Pernier
Mionne
Minter
Louis Protiter
Toba
Vrane
Hein Dave
V. Hanson
Prop
Challis, Ipano
U.S. Patent Office
Washington D.C
Ure
Ian Ure Institute
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