Burleigh in peril as Dean faces arrest and ranch attack
At Fort Emory Major Burleigh confronts accusations after Lieut Dean’s bold ranch response to a Sioux raid. Elinor, Pappoose, and Ned Lannion react to news of Dean’s arrest and the ranch fight while Burleigh fears exposure of previous misdeeds and seeks a way to raise funds as deadlines loom.
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Jessie
Elinor
Marehall
Jess
Anil
Folsom
John Folsom
Lieut
Loomis
Maj
Burleigh
Marshall Dean
Fort Emory
Landion
Lanchman
Dean
Col
Stevens
Maj. Burleigh
Mr. Folsi
Miss Folsom
Pappoose
Miss Polsom
Misa Dean
Burleigh Himelf
Newhall
Cheyenne
Department
Salemn
The Squashed-Down Hat Captivates Fashion World
A column describes the squash hat or Lamballe Holbein Anne Boleyn styles. It notes its rise with the matinee season and its impact on felt frames, boosting velvet trims and elaborate adornments. The piece profiles how wearers position the hat to suit faces, ages, and theater visits, praising its adaptability.
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Holbein
Anne Boleyn
St. Louis Republic
Pastry for chicken pie method and decorative touches
A Detroit Free Press excerpt describes a New England cream crust for chicken pie with rich cream and butter, plus a three layer rolling technique to keep pastry cold. It also mentions a decorative wreath around the pie and a fashion aid using a scented sachet stick wrapped in silk with embroidered name.
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New England
Laso
New York ‘Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Quirky Regional Names for Foods Across Nations
In a discussion of old vernacular, London terms name a sheep’s head stewed with onions as a field lane duck, potatoes as Irish apricots and Monster plute. Local herring names include Digby chicken Norfolk capon Dunbar wether and Gourock ham. France calls herring poulet de careme while New England uses Cape Cod tum key for endfish.
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London
England
France
New England
Cape Cod
N. Y
General Wheeler Retrieves Umbrella on Rainy Washington Car
In a Washington streetcar amid heavy rain Gen. Lee Wheeler noticed a woman left her umbrella. He chased to return it after a brief chase, apologized, and returned the item, while a fellow passenger criticized him and the woman questioned his conduct.
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Peter
Paul
Anson Burleigh
Warrior Gap
Atake
San Francisco
Chicago
John Oakhurst
Warrer Gap
Banka
John Folsom
Straits Folsom
Old Folsom
Butleigh
Washington
Gen. Lee Wheeler
Fourteenth
Gen. Wheeler
Grain-O Novel Coffee Substitute Promises Pure Grain Brew
An advertisement touts Grain-O as a new food drink that replaces coffee. It claims a rich mocha or java aroma, made from pure grain, with no harm to health. Each package sells for 25 cents at grocers.
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Java
Nightly Confusions of Landlord and Guests in Comic Fragments
A collage of humorous quotes and captions from various papers spoofing social scenes. Gently lampoons landlords, waiters, couples, and diners with wry one liners and wordplay. Names like Meggendorfer Bieter and Datrott Journal appear in the mix, sharpening the period vibe.
Four Doctors Failed Patient Finds Cure in Dodd's Kidney Pills
Flushing Michigan January 7 1901 Mrs P A Passmore a temperance reformer and W C T U worker suffered kidney and bladder troubles for three years after four doctors failed and home remedies none worked she tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and says less than one box did more good than all prior treatments she urges others with similar afflictions to try them 60 cent boxes sold everywhere
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Contaxven
Marshall Dean
Mrs. Fletcher
Elinor
Godfrey
Burleigh
Miss Folsom
Maj. Burleigh
Laramie
Lappooxe
Dean
Mr. Folsom
Ned Lannion
Winona
Hal
Jake
Hell
Liest
Ned
Rome
Mr. Folhom
Chaska
Tou Koow
Gate City
Flushing
Mich
Michigan
A. Pass
W. O.T. A. Workan
Passmore
Indy
New York
Dodd
P. A. Passmore
Mick
He Wants Change and a Life More Strange Recipes
An old New York Tribune recipe notes potato chowder with seven potatoes and three small onions boiled, strained, then a quart of scalded milk and batter added before stirring. The Chicago Daily News echoes a quip that no matter how changeable men are, he always wants a life more strange.
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N. Y. Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Presbyterians Endorse Peruna With Noted Testimonies
A Presbyterian minister Rev E G Smith and other Greensboro figures publicly praise Peruna. Smith cites two bottles alleviating his child’s catarrh of the lower bowels. Merchants and church elders affirm health benefits, urging readers to request Dr Hartman for guidance.
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Peruna
Pertina
Feruie
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Smith
G. Smith
J. Rossman
Greensboro
Pertna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Bonamas
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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Areer
Warrior's Gap
Tapederes
Angela
Black Hills
Wyoming
Bro
Wheeler
Joe
Bilmock
Datrott Journal
Atchison
Ally Sipper
Detroit Journal
Wiltrot
Presbyterian Passor
First Presbyterian Church of
Gretashers, Ga, Or
Dr. Greene
Aleep
Tohatian
Amy Rellet
Naviana
Bi Greene
Peers
Dr. @reene
Bette Ie
Gem of Ox
Pere
Woodward & Gt
AI Commission
Bolsts
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