Explorers Record of a Georgian Turpentine Swamp Island
Scientists from a major university describe a perilous 20 day trek through a southern Georgia swamp, encountering a remote island family living in isolation. The party finds ancient Indian burial remains, new species, and a semi legendary people speaking an archaic dialect.
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Atlanta
Okelenokee
Any
Billy Bowlegs
Impel University
Theniversity of Kentucky
W. Dinkhouser
Funkhouser d
Chaucer
Spenser
Shakespeare
New York
Wannee River
Wamp
Peante
Altho
United States
Imes
Many Lake Island
Tani Nanp Wes Loe
Christina
The Flag and Colors in American Valor History
A historical reminiscence on the flag as symbol and color bearers. It recounts women defending flags in the Revolution, the Star Spangled Banner’s origin, and color units in Mexican and Civil War battles, noting enduring honors and bronze memorials for those who bore the colors.
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Paul Jones
Trun
Bon Homme Richard
Tiose
Murray Street
Hudson River
New York
Massachusetts
Mort McHeary
Glory of color bearers through American wars
The piece recalls color bearers in Civil War battles at Gettysburg Antietam and Fredericksburg, praises Wisconsin Michigan Pennsylvania regiments, and notes the enduring pride in flags carried in Spanish American War, World War I, and WWII era parades, highlighting the deep American reverence for the colors.
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Civ
Armistead
Antielam
Pennsylvania
Antistam
United Nation
Fredericksburg
Bull Run
Former Gaiety Girl Becomes Marchioness of Queensbury
The article notes a former Gaiety Girl now holding the title Marchioness of Queensbury and describes fire temple remains and ancient race advancement indicated by archaic structures. It also mentions continued fire ceremonies among the Tlopis Navajos and Pueblos in the American Southwest.
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Gaiety
Marchioness
Queensbury
Inne Court
Arizona
Queensbore
Africa
Viscount Plumkearig
Marchioness Wits
Irene Richards
London
Maranis
South Africa
Mureuis
Black Watch
Bank Bandits Face Warm Reception in Safe Towns
Kansas City Star reports southeastern Kansas towns lock banks at noon for an hour as precaution against raids. Merchants in Independence and Cofferville defend the measure, while police and citizens bolster defenses with rifles and secure vaults. The article notes the broad guard against nighttime attacks and the trend of bank raids across the region.
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Kansas City
Eti
Cienee
Clarinet duel ends as court dismisses case
In Detroit, Judge Cotter dismissed the assault case after John Valos performed a clarinet solo in court. The dramatic incident followed Valos and George DeMorest sharing adjacent rooms, with DeMorest accused of objecting to Valos’s music. The Weird finale saw Valos refused, and DeMorest vindicated.
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Detroit
Mich
John Valos
Cotter
Valos
George DeMorest
DeMorest
Val Yulos
Mies
Vaell
Tania
Vados
Clarinat
Vales
Aguas
Oman
al Jewdel
Sucheed
Coffyr
Iran
Tse
Wales
Kretelor
DeMorest Matty
John
John Wales
Sritirs
Fire Temple of Cliff Dwellers Discovered
Scientists report the Fire Temple of cliff dwellers unearthed in the Mes Vordis National Park. Walter Khewhes of the Smithsonian toured the site noting two massive walled structures, stone tanks, and a circular fire pit, with signs of ceremonial use and extensive charred remains.
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The
Colarsite
L Dw Welly
Bureau Oft American Ethnology
Smithsonian
Fla Eal
Damienion
Uae
Jas Ron
Fey
Edie Owlsty
Tina
Alan
New Yorkers Harbor Bees in Upper Story Home
In New York, Caleb and Joselyn Morales keep bees in their upper-story apartment at Enth street. The Morales brothers’ hive, reportedly in the 34th floor area, houses twenty million bees, shared by visitors during cold weather. The community notes their Jamaica origin and long, noisy, idiosyncratic beekeeping.
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Morales Brothers
Jamaica
Joselyn Morales
Lexman Avenue
Isham Street
Wari
New York
Paragon
West Two Hundred
Seventh Street
Jose Iyn
Mr. Morales
Morales
Caleb
Gin West
Jatiaiva
Maeterlark
Joel Warren's bomb plot disrupts sheriff bid
An OCR fragment reports Joel Franklin Warren, a candidate for sheriff, planned to explode 23 bombs at a location described as Le Med his notice of intention to run. Police were alerted and townspeople warned, but the plan failed amid a thunderstorm and ensuing chaos.
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Seattle
Joel F. Warren
Sherif
Exyet
Itis
Joel Franklin Warres
Bonis
Roeke
Lemantx
Joel
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Parshing
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Mason and Dixon
Washington
Creen
Morgan
Andrew Jackson
North
Avery
Chickamauga
Wen
Pennsylvania Infantry
Wile
Cleo
Wait, Lep LE Cleile
Gettysburg
Wisconsin
Meredith
Iron Brigade
Army of the Potomac
Michigan
Spain
Cuba
Cuba Under the Stars and Stripes, and the At Las Guasimas
Germany
Bafflc
Thom
Paris
Coblenz
Shivaga
Pluvius
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