Sitting Bull Dinner Dress Turmoil at Fort Prairie Camp
In seventies Fargo camp, Sitting Bull joins a dining party with engineers. A clergyman, eager to convert, blesses the meal while Sitting Bull glares at dishes. A misinterpreted blessing leads to a tense moment as the chief silences the prayer and leaves, ending the scene at the Denver Republican correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
W. D
Missouri Valley
Washington
Sitting Bull
Bismarck
Fort Lincoln
Northern Pacific Railroad
Owever
Talgle
Cleregiman
Prairies
Raul
Denver
The Dead Writers and Modern Poets in Gosse Forum View
Edmund Gosse argues that contemporary readers favor revived dead authors over living poets. He predicts future editors will distill classic poets for school use while the masterwork’s mystery fades. The schoolmaster becomes the only ally to a living poet’s survival in a world of resuscitated souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Shakespeare
Milton
Chaucer
Spenser
Alexander Pope
Homer
Ben
Orph
Lens
AlLon
Byron
Wordsworth
Shelley
Clarendon Press
Edmund Gosse
Forum
New York Diet Habits Contrast City and Country Living
A leading physician argues city breakfast and dinner routines harm health. He notes countryfolk eat earlier, rest after meals, and sleep well, while New Yorkers rush from heavy breakfasts to late dinners and midnight suppers, sparking ailments. Parrot talkers and tongue myths also discussed in brief interview.
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New York
Gevelock
New York Press
Popular Ignorance About Weaith and Health
A critical notice on widespread ignorance about body structure and health, urging readers to learn basic exercise and diet rules. It mocks reckless habits such as long walks after meals and cites animals as examples of natural rest after eating.
Vandalism Threatens Georgia Forestation Losses
The Atlanta Constitution argues the long leaf belt covers most counties and warns damage from turpentine interests. It claims 40 percent of new timber stands are cut, risking $30,000,000 yearly value and forest resources within fifteen years, noting low plan acre costs and broader losses to lumber, naval stores, and husbandry.
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Georgia
Hella
Nto
Atlanta Constitution
Cause for Worry. Late night cash balance mix up
A menial exchange unfolds between a wife and a cashier as he admits failing to balance cash accounts due to scant funds. She presses on the motive behind his long hours, while he quips about not staying if there were excess cash. The snippet closes with a positive note.
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Hasie & Co
Eagh
They Get Nich Charming Banter About Rents and Neighbors
A Milowaukee Sentinel fragment shows Bjones lamenting that he rents a house rather than owns, while a friend questions who inhabits a peculiar backyard house. The scene shifts to a catalog of English novels from Vevey and a humorous exchange about how Samuel Clemens would respond to a client hiring him to write a story.
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Bjones
Plac
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bliss Marie Correlli
Vevey
Switzerland
Kavanagh
Dickens
More Honors for Stone for Senator Bid
The republican opponents of Senator Cameron nominate ex-Secretary of the Commonwealth and former congressman Charles W. Stone as their candidate. Stone is described as a man of character and capacity with legal prowess and public life experience. His local support includes Speaker Thompson, who may back Stone, signaling a stronger anti Cameron push.
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Stone
Phil
Cameron
the Commonwealth
Charles W. Stone
Colonel Stone
Thompson
The Last Relic and Other Fragments
A bearded stranger claims a widow’s son via a wart, demanding twenty five dollars. a New York Evening Sun humor piece parodies inheritance and mistaken kin. Then a housewife and boy scene sketches chores from snow to well and grass. A courtroom gag follows about a suit against Austin.
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James
New York Evening Sun
New York Sun
Lack of Confidence in Poets and Locomotives
Humorous quips critique a poet De Wag miscredited to Burne and his modesty. A joke questions why locomotives are called she due to their noisy whistle. Light exchanges cover misattribution, reliability of authors, and a comic take on professional experience and money.
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Novelette
de Wagstick
Watt
Potts
Indianapolis Journal
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Ss. Louis Globe-Democrat
Honeyton
Dan
Arthair
Conri
Clemens
Mr. Clemens
Mr. Beard
Oseph A. Schofield
Attorney-At Law & Notary Public
Scofield
Morris & Mullen
DM. Schermerhorn
Judge Scofield
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
New Exchange Block
Leonham Pros
pRsscog, Cable & Peterson
Attorneys AT Law
Water Street
Scofield Black
Hunter 4 Son
Was
Dinshoor
Clas
A. Peterson
Joh. Donly
W. G. Trunkey
Donly & Trunkey
Attorneys-at-Law
Judge Scofeld
W .v. N. Yates
Ud Notary Public
Warren Sayings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren
Perre D. Clare
Attorney AT Law
Verbeck Block
R. J. A. Love
Schaeffer
Hickory Street
Third
R. FE. W. Whitcomb
R. J. A. Partridge
Market Street
C Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
W W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Mcalpine
Third St
J Danforth
S. W. Corner
Second and
Liberty Streets
A. Bairstow
Geo. Ball's
Warres, W. A. Graves
Episcopal Church
Revere
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V
WINLY
P.R.R
R & HE
Firet National Bank
BR. Brown
T. W. Arird
Liberty and
Water Streets
Penn's
Esses House
EL W. Seely
Prop
Court House
Archibald
McIntyre
S.J. Neill
Exwow Change Block
L. Hutter
Gus Smith
Col. Yerger
City of
Austin
Damas
Austin Avenue
Texas Siftings
Fellows
Colorado
ATOLT
2 Peiles
H. B. Rickards & CO
Frankl
Trage
Mark
Greenland
Berckey & Gay"Furniture of
Grand Rapids
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Hla. Arcuer, M.D
Oxford &J
Brooklyn, N. Y
Tur Centaur Company
TT Murray Street
N.Y
L. G. Noyes & Co’s
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