Fragments From An Odd Ancient Rite Reported In Beitiah Colombie
A shaky account from Victoria, June 25, describes a tribal rite involving cannibalism and a fire feast, with Indians of the Nebwittt Indiana said to eat bodies and resist government bans. The report mixes sensational detail with dubious quotes and foreign terms, interspersed with an ad for McLean’s Syrup and a data line about Swedish distilleries and whiskey production.
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Asour
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Onoago
A_ E. Rexam
Victoria
Beitiah Colombie
Fis
Sha ‘Nebwittt
Indiana
China
Toronto Empire
Als ROUTE Labiador Mail Steamer 1890
Als ROUTE Labiador is listed with mail steamer service in 1890. The Gaweisn Post Ovri08 notes a ship from Sh and a date referenced as July with a value of 290. Details are fragmentary and place names are unclear.
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Labiador
Gaweisn
Dobne
Dad
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