Elephants Face Extinction Across Africa's Trails
A historic account traces the elephant population from the eastern Cape Colony to the Transvaal and beyond, noting a drastic decline due to hunting and habitat loss. It highlights early protection efforts, current scarcity near Port Elizabeth, and widespread eradication across southern Africa as elites and colonists profit from ivory trade and expatriate exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi James’ Gazette
Cape Colony
Kafraris
Cape
Memeri
Port Hitzalath
Eaffraria Steel
Amitiaga Bender
Tollayr
Elipohote
Zatabow
Tur
Transvaal
Garcia
Buteloesen
Henly
Barri
South African Republic
Prafahy Notoue Saktany
Matahioe
Maxhonalends
Neautry Pew
Terdouzule
Wast Menters
Lui
F.C Sefous
Sious Hemwolf
Uys
Cam- Ming
Gardon Cusyteini
Expiod
Lytle
Oswell
Vardon
Boldwhy
Ollers
Statie
Conansdas
Lalo N'Gariitty
Great Lake
Lake Sun
Andersson
Africa
Paswan
Agricultural and Umpire Scene Amid War Era Notices
Fragmentary text covers farming advice on soil and seed bed preparation, crop and weed management, and harvest timing. It shifts to a baseball umpire incident with a fatal injury, then lists a lengthy 19th century U S Indian Affairs procurement notice detailing items, quantities, and delivery points for government supplies including bacon, beef, flour, clothing, wagons, and more with bid conditions and locations.
A Matter of Choice About Port Wine and Gout
Dana of the New York fin suggests port wine may trigger gout but argues men who would not endure pain to keep port wine are not men of heart. The article claims choice governs stance on ATHLOPHOROS for neuraglia or rheumatism and asserts rheumatism is preferred over changing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
New York
Personal notes on diaries and curios from daily papers
A column sketches readers and writers, noting Tre Pops as a keen reader and Baossow Atcorr with a diary of 57 large volumes. It describes The London Times view on Princesses Victoria and Empress Victoria, opinions on Americans, and tastes of Sarah Bernhardt, Fanny Davenport, Rose Cochran, and Mrs Langtry. It mentions Kalakaua becoming a coffee planter and a remark about damask curtains gifted to William IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Pops
Baossow Atcorr
Ars
Cleveland
Oscan Wrine
Tur Trinee
Wales
London Time
Catt
Sandwich Islands
Kalukauns
Qvens
Victoria
Aho
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Britp Eagle
Hee
N. K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
N. B
Fairbank
Amoun
Willow
Frank B Welch
Saevice
Heanata
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Denver& Rio Grande
Hock Island
Colorado
Ea City Journal
Propossia
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington
Amy Sahay
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wooster Street
P.m
Aaey
Indian Service
Kentucky Jeans
D&c
Chicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Pacific Coast
California
San
Francisco
Cou
Pau
Tuite States
First National Bank of
Runilit Iy
Aare
Wichita
Hole
Agattgrway
Wichita Esone Olive
Manilla Weappres
Arges
United States
Otiers
Weonrta
Eee Kote
Stals
Te Soscoh
Chicage
St Cen Wy
Thee
K&n
Callway
Citak Inland House
Wichita Topeka
Martin
Markes Street
Anit
Tavibaliens
Enel
Rene
Wichita Bac
Sun
Kan
Office of Loan
Phalsdelphia
Tarvemas
Cherie
Amit
Thos. Beecham
St. Helens
Lancashire
England
B. F. Allen & CO
Canal LT
Beecham
Uy Sot Pt Lies
Adam
Regie
Cole
Jones
Douglas Avenue
Kansas
Zimmerly
Ent
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W. C. Woodman & Son
Arkansas Valley
Chi
Springs
Ark
New Orleans
Oea
St Louis
Pueblo
Denver
Pullman
Walker
Citizens Bank
Kanana
M Stewart
Batsou
W.& Stanlet
Canraaton
Globe Iron Works
A. Flagg, Propristor
Cor
Seren
Arcural
Iran
Eran
al Ee
Ws Fonda
H.C. Townsend
Gen. Pass, &Ticket Agt
Eagle
Smuth West
Davidson & Case
John Davidson
Sedgwick County
Wichlia Bauta
Konsae
State National Bank
Pete Oy
Louie
Ebm
Omtchanga City
E. Esleceley
Pasa
HOTEL
Carey
Caling
Forrest
Appnatian Severin
Santen
Chicago, Kansas
Persia
Bers
Walt Bern
Prampt
Aive
Barts
Erlay DE Louts
Briere
Cokengo
Derietty Pirer Chain
Tose
Srw
Beas Sepwrwuary
Uhl
Seevier
Piaoreia
Sacco
Impene
Feline
Tae
A.parker
JO. Serabtian
J.P. Allen
Drugstore
Wichita, Kan
Oliver Bros
Wichita, Kansaz
Tance At
Temenos
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