Cavalry Pursuit at Folsom Ranch in Sioux Tension
Lieutenant Marshall Dean rides to defend Folsom's Wyoming valley amid Indian threats tied to Burning Star legends. After Hal Folsom is wounded, Dean leads a fast pursuit along the Laramie with C Troop, faces hidden Sioux on ridges, and orders flank actions to protect the ranch while a chase unfolds toward the butte and encroaching danger.
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Marshall Dean
Folsom
Mrs. Hal
Hal
Jessie
Nell
Mrs. Hall
Dean
Soldier Boy
Larmie Peak
Deans
Fort Emory
Frayne
Brooks
The
Platte
Gate City
Laramie Plains
Suly
Iff
Ford
Emory
Interior Lines
Amary
Hal Folsom
Jeasie
Papponse
Big Horn
Burleigh
Col. Stevens
Loring
Stone
Aidi De-Camp
Sai
Polsom’s
Quick
Leutenant
Sergi
Shaughnessy
Spur
C Troop
Corral
Laramie
Burning Star
Red Cloud
Fetterman
Grattan
Nothng
Butte
Vay
Deon
Wegner
Rabb
Man, apes and evolution clash in Klaatsch theory
The Lemion Standard reports Prof. Klaatsch of Heidelberg argues a short muscle in the thigh links man and apes as a common mammalian heritage rather than a direct ape ancestry. He posits the creature Javan pithecanthropus does not supply the missing link, noting apes are mostly degenerate forms while humans lead in brain development.
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Klautsch
Heidelberg University
Cate
Herr Klaatsch
Tinth
Tom
Herr Kinatsch
Huxley
Darwin
Hax
Charles Darwin
Bait Worms by Carl Beers Stir New England Fishermen
The New York Sun notes Carl Beers, a Norwegian, runs a large greenhouse producing angleworms for winter bait. He built tanks, used leaf mold and grit to rear millions of worms, selling at 20 cents a dozen. His operation sustains winter supply and underscores a thriving specialty business.
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New England
Carl Beers
Greenhoope
New York Sun
Wealth of iron overshadowed by human toil in modern age
The piece argues that national wealth lies in iron and productive industry, not mere precious metals. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive issues from overwork and notes anecdotes about music and education, while advertising homeseeker information and travel notes for Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia. It includes humor and assorted product promos, reflecting a busy, varied 19th century newspaper page.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
Briard P. Hill
No P
Marquette Bldz
Chicago
J. B. Kinbrey
W. L. Danley
Nashville
Tenn
An Enemy to Drink Declares Laura J. Smith Won Battle
Minneapolis Minnesota December 17 1900 Special Laura J Smith of 1217 West 33rd Street is named state organizer by the Independent Order of Good Templars and the American Anti Drink League. The article details her kidney illness cured after Dodd's Kidney Pills, praising the remedy and urging purchase.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Independent
Order of Good Templars of
Minnesota
Laura J. Smith
West 33Rd Street
Womon
Dodd
Peruna Medicine Promoted Amid Health Claims
A 1808 letter from W M Lord endorses Peruna Medicine Co as a cure for colds and catarrh, urging households to keep Peruna for coughs and seasonal ailments. The note references Dr Hartman and a free winter book offer, alongside transit excursion notices and mock quotes from newspapers.
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Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, C
W.M. Lord
Oregon
Mart
United States
Perana
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Princeton
Tiger
Pet Sr
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Lynn
Iingo Daily News
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Kempo Mig. Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cassy
Detroit
Sloper
Chicago Daily News
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Poe
Globe
Capitol Building
Salem
Oreges
Shire of
Ontoox
Balem
K. A T. Ry
St. Louis
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San Antonio
Los Angeles
San Francino
Kansas City
M. KK
T. Ry
Ban Antonio
Los Angelse
San Francisco
Penelope
Denver Times
Geraldine
China
Indianapolis News
Carter
Garters Carters
Gloverland
Sou Mallway
Wisconsin
Michigan
Terry Henulewil
Covax
Waltham Watches
Riverside” Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
Roms. Com
Janey Eemsot
Woodward & CO
Grain Commission
Duluth
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