Medicine men chant for rain at Custer ceremony
Sheridan May 4 Medicine men of six Indian tribes from Montana South Dakota and Wyoming will chant to conjure rain during the semicentennial celebration of Custer's Last Stand to be held June at the Little Bighorn battlefield. Each tribe represented prepares to present the lost medicine on the final day as the chiefs and elders ride in painted regalia with staffs and feathered tips.
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Bear Tail and Crow Tribe Medicine Ritual Foretells Rain
The Pryor reservation Moulana Crows prepare as Bear Tail is to mix large medicine timed at 30 minutes to trigger rain. Youths ready for a rain dance but a prior warning and storm arrive, scattering tents and gear as wind and downpour soak the event.
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Bowel Care
Dr W B Cauldwell of Monticello, a physician for 47 years, challenged harsh laxatives for elderly patients. He developed Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and strengthens bowel function with each dose, avoiding irritation.
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