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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
Help wanted advertisement offering sales jobs in home territory. Applicants must have Ford or other conveyance. Free training and liberal commissions. Apply Geo. F. Cram Co., 32 E Georgia St Indianapolis. Also notes on a suburban dispute and a Red Brass Ball Blue household product advertisement.
Ramsey and Dora Yocum clash over pacifism as Joe Stansbury forces a debate in class. Fred pressures Ramsey about joining the war effort as Dora confronts popularity and principle, while Ramsey reveals his choice to enlist remains unsettled.
In 1874 at Fort Abraham Lincoln General Custer hosts Running Antelope the Hunkpapa chief. He recounts tribal distress and accuses agents of dishonesty. The feast ends with a crude display of possession and a grim tally of his wars against the Arikara, totaling thirty foes in twelve years.
In Chapter XIV the university sways from athletics to a brewing national conflict. Fred Mitchell resents pacifist Dora and suggests she should be locked up after a provocative afternoon incident. The campus atmosphere tightens as antiwar sentiment hardens.
The text explains that a compass needle does not reverse when crossing the equator. in the north the north end points to the magnetic north, while in the south the south end leads. It notes the needle is magnetized steel with inherent poles and aligns with Earth's magnetic field. A Twain quote about blushes closes the piece.
Tashunka Witko Crazy Horse led Ogallala Sioux against Red Cloud Reynolds Crook and Custer. He defeated Fetterman and won the Rosebud battle before dying at Wolf Mountain after a struggle during arrest prompted by rumors of another outbreak.
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