Vivid Recollections of Early Indians by C A Rownd
C A Rownd of Cedar Falls recalls 1859 arrival in the county and memories of native people. He describes invasions of homes without ceremony, beggars seeking pork salt and sugar, a boy’s encounter with a large Indian, and lessons on wisdom, laughter, and daily life among tribes. Descriptions cover squaws burdens, motherhood, dances, illness rituals, and view of Indians from a child’s perspective during frontier days.
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C. A. Rownd
Cedar Falls
Jedar Heights
Alwys
Most Ailments Due to One Thing Sarsaparilla Claim
An advert claims most ailments stem from blood illness and that Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies enriches and revitalizes the blood. It asserts the medicine creates appetite aids digestion improves nutrition and offers great value. The copy urges readers to try it.
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Hood
Wood
Tony
Fragmentary remark on pastmasters and mistreatment
A brief, fragmentary line notes mistreatment of whites and theft accusations tied to pastmasters at begging, preserving minimal context from the damaged text.
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