Indian Troop Enlists for Army Service at Carlisle
The Carlisle Indian School notes detail Brule warriors joining a cavalry troop at Fort Niobrara in 1890. Forty five enlistments occurred after a council that encouraged service, with thirty two accepted. The regiment includes full blood Brules and mixed heritage men learning English, drill, and discipline while keeping tribal pride and personal trade skills.
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Proper Sitting Posture From Lads Home Journal
The article advises a straight spine with full back support, sit as far back as possible, feet on the floor, arms relaxed on the lap, and avoiding folding the arms behind the back. It stresses balanced shoulders, lungs, stomach, and circulation for natural efficient work and rest.
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New Indaafrica trees and coconuts in the United States
A fragmentary note claims the United States hosts over 500000 simond trees and nearly MADY cocoanut trees, all of which bear fruit, though the text is garbled and uncertain.
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Remarkable Rock of Tandil Rocks South America
The swinging rock of Mount Tandil in Buenos Ayres is a gigantic block about 22 feet high 82 feet long and 15 feet broad weighing around 40 000 pounds. It appears poised by an unseen force with a lateral tilt from east to west driven by wind or human propulsion. The rock resembles an irregular cone and rocks when wind shifts from the southeast swinging like a large tree branch.
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Tiny Boston Baby Delights City with Tiny Weight
A baby girl weighing one pound seven ounces at birth astonishes Boston and nearby residents. Parents Mr and Mrs Solomon Lemon of Cambridge report a perfectly healthy infant growing rapidly. The tiny newborn astonishes observers with a head the size of a small orange and legs barely thicker than a forefinger. Father struggled to find shoes small enough, resorting to doll shoes one and a half inches long.
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Czar's Jewels and Historic Diamonds Across Europe
The article surveys Russia's royal taste for gems with the Orlof diamond at 104% carats and notes its legendary eye origin. It recalls Prince Gossipov's historic collection valued near 2,000,000 rubles, the Youssoupol pearl bought in 1850 for 80,000 ducats, and the Capuchin monastery jewel trove in Prague as one of the world’s finest diamond and pearl holdings.
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Why They Don't Marry In Shanghai Society Why Men Avoid Marriage
The Shanghai Shianghai Dehaving Society weighs why young men avoid marriage. It cites the credit system, or "ohit," as inflated pricing that some oppose and others support. A railway bridge rebuilt from accident bones is noted as rarely failing again.
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