The Fight in the Valley at Little Big Horn
Troopers under Reno engage Sioux and Cheyenne as Custer moves on the right in a plan to attack the village. Reno hesitates, Custer pleads, Brant and Weir lead N and D troops up the bluffs with ammunition packs to aid the doomed line. The night ends with heavy exchanges and a foreboding continuation.
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Little Big Horn
Reno
Custer
Scarecely
Benteen
Maj. Reno
Brant
Weir
Savanth
Martini
Cook
P. S
D Troop
N and D
Hampton and Nebt Murphy clash near Indian country
A detachment of the Eighteenth Infantry is trapped by Sioux in a narrow gorge. Hampton and a girl escape to the plains and end at Glencaid with Mrs. Herndon. Brant and Naida grow closer as Hampton seeks justice for a past murder. Brant vows to aid Hampton in exposing Mur phy while guarding Naida and aiding a larger rescue mission.
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Eighteenth Infantry
Ort Bethune
Stampton
Gillis
Hlampton
Seventh Cavalry
Brant
Lampton
Glen
Red Siavin
Gleneth
Phoebe Spencer
Glencaid
Miss Spencer
Naida
Wynkoop
Hampton
Sient Murphy
Red Slavin
Miss Spence
Bob Hampton
Slavin
Murphy
Robert Nolan
Maj
Brant, Sr
Buck Mason
Mason
Gambler
Silent Murphy
Cheyenne
Nelgin
Bratt
Hampton Eeieres
Custer
Faj
Nolan
Little Bis Horn
Brant Naida
Nolay
Foster
God’s Country
Workman Discovers Gold Chest Beneath Menin House Courtyard
A workman named Leznaert employed by builder M Defranca at Menin France uncovered a metal chest while digging a trench in an empty house courtyard. Three feet down his pick hit a hard object which yielded to be a chest containing gold coins still negotiable worth about $3,000.
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Leznaert
M. Defranca
Menin
France
New York Artist Finishes Largest Miniature Ever Painted
From New York comes news that an American artist has completed the largest miniature ever painted measuring five by six feet. The achievement showcases precise detail and exceptional craftsmanship, signaling a milestone in miniature artistry and prompting exhibitions and renewed interest in small-scale works.
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New York
Methods of Cleaning Straw Hats From The Past
Cleaning guidance for straw hats covers white Milan split straw with oxalic acid, sun drying, and sulfur precipitate. Black Milan hemp braid and horsehair use alcohol on velvet, black chip hats get shoe polish, colored hats use gasoline with velvet, and faded hats may be tinted with oil paints mixed with gasoline.
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Milan
The Bridal Veil Fashion Rule for Veils and Lace
The article advises tulle as the veil material in nine of ten weddings, noting its softness and drape from the orange blossom wreath. If tulle is used, it should match train length and may be edged with lace. lace veils require a shorter length.
Keeping Garments In Condition The mending habits of a well groomed woman
The article extols the practice of frequent, intelligent mending to keep clothes in good condition. It describes quick repairs for gloves, skirts, braids, and underwear, emphasizing readiness, patching before wear worsens, and repurposing worn items for children when necessary.
Flowers Take A Leading Role In Spring Fashion
Flowers are popular in clothing and accessories with real and artificial blooms in fashion now. Silk orchids gardenias azaleas and poinsettias are affordable. Fragrance can substitute for missing scent and autumn leaves appear on outfits this season.
Needlework Feature on Lattice Trimmed Garments
A description of trimming techniques for skirts and blouses using lattice patterns, baby velvet ribbon, and small velvet buttons. The method involves weaving the fabric in two directions to create the lattice, with a decorative diamond shape holding a tiny velvet button. Particularly striking on sheer eyeing gowns.
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Mangill Parrise Auers
Wis
Haderness Washing
Eton
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