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Van Buren News Eagle in Van Buren, Indiana

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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1913

Page

6

Sergeant Brick Hamlin Defends Stage From Indian Attack

In a daring frontier tale, Major McDonald’s party on a stage near Fort Dodge fights off a raid by about thirty Indians led by Roman Nose. Sergeant Brick Hamlin commands the defense, coordinates gunfire, and suffers a fatal blow as Moylan dies mid-battle, while Molly and Gonzales the gambler survive.

McDonald Fort Dodge Molly Brick Hamlin Fort Ripley Merton Gonzales Chamlin Ripley Jindian Tio Rhdden Moylan

Language of Flowers Proposals in Swiss Alpine Villages

In remote Bernese Oberland hamlets lovers use flower symbolism to propose. A maid accepting edelweiss bouquets signals consent, while in Glarus a single rose on a window sill prompts parental negotiation or rejection if unreturned. The custom is steeped in ritual and finality despite changing fortunes.

Bernese Oberland Canton of Glarus Neue Piite Atence Via Bof Specia Eatalo Eare

Old Term Cheek Traced To Galway’s Plucky Past

The word cheek meaning impudence is old. Captain Murryat cited 1840, but Galway records show the term in sixteenth century. Galway’s rulers, the “man from Galway,” punishes those who show choice to the mayor with a 100 shillings forfeit and imprisonment.

James Murray Murryat Galway Ireland

View on ancient Indian women cited by 3000-year-old writer

An author on Indian women from 3000 years ago states women were treated with suspicion. He cites Kranya Kanda arguing that women stay with wealthy husbands but abandon them in poverty, comparing women to lightning for waywardness and to weapons for sharpness and discreet haste.

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