The Old Regiment Leads a Last Stand at Cheyenne
Hampton returns to the Seventh Cavalry with Nolan and Calhoun to defend against a Sioux onslaught. Custer orders a surprise assault against a valley village, as Reno fights upriver. The tale follows battlefield grit, past loyalties, and a mission to clear Nolan’s name.
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Orem
Larnton
Gillis
Gills
Seventi
Glen
Phoebe Spencer
Miss Isn
Roy
Wynkoop
M. Herndon's
Brant Jn
Hunter Af & Spencer
Theut
Brant
Silent Murphy
Custer
Miss Spencer
Miss Spenger
Naida
Hampton
Leutenant
Red Slavin
Bob Hampton
Red Slavin. Finds That He Is Anexwooper In the Seventh Cavalry. It Was Slavin
Murphy
Robert Nolan
Maj. Brant, Sr
Slavin
Buck Mason
Mason
Lampton
Gambler
Rev
Cheyenne
Capt. Nolan
Maj. Brunt
Maj
Cus Wink
Little Horn
Taminton
Brant Naida
Nolan
Guster
Little Big Grant
Spencey
Hig
Bentean
Reno
Questoner
Calhoun
Cook
Capt Nolan
Green Valley
Terry
Gibbons
Nather
Hic
Powder River
Wwelvelyn
Corlea
Hell
fins—Calhoun
Keogh, Smith and Yates
Tom Custer
Wireless detector with removable electrodes and crystal set
A detailed guide to building a crystal type wireless detector with brass bases standards and removable electrode tubes. It describes material sizes threaded joints binding posts and assembly steps plus various crystals like gar borundum and silicon and notes a Vienna firm new glass brushes for dynamo commutators.
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L’medricien
Vienna
Plants by electricity in garden growth experiments
A new system by electrical engineer Mr Erth Thwait uses a gas engine and lamp mounted on a moving miniature rail to deliver continuous electric light and heated moisture to crops. The method aims to speed growth of greens such as lettuce mustard and cress, cutting production time in half and delivering sweeter tender produce at higher prices.
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Erth. Thwait
Leonard Rastin
Lord Kelvin and the Gable Atlantic Cable Discovery
The Youth's Companion notes Lord Kelvin, then William Thomson, calculated that long cables experience gradual current arrival and devised a device to translate delicate impulses into Morse signals. His mirror galvanometer enabled visible signals, saving the failed first Atlantic cable of 1858 from destruction by excess current.
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Lord Kelvin
William Thomson
Atlantic
Enterprise
Hint for Electrician to Fish Wires Through Walls
A Popular Mechanics tip advises inserting a four piece tube long enough to span holes in hollow walls to guide wires. Thread the wire through the tube then withdraw the tube. A five sixteenths inch hole and two feet length suits general work. Smaller tubes work for bell wires. A simple time saver.
How to Use Old Batteries as Wet Batteries
A short guide from Popular Mechanics explains converting a dry battery into a wet cell. Cut out the bottom, clean it, punch holes near the top to vent acid, and submerge in a five ounce sal ammoniac solution in a slightly larger jar to create a functional battery.
Electro Magnets Proposed To Lift Large Glass Panels
An engineer proposes using electro magnets to lift and handle large glass panes by placing sheet iron beneath the glass and applying magnets on the upper face. The magnets attract the sheet iron, suspending the glass during movement.
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Placfr
Crook
Rosebud
Cal
Hon
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Scientific American
Rey
Pion Pons
Lord Kelvin and the
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