Attacked by a Lion in Africa by Col Boone
Thrilling tale of Col Daniel Boone, famed lion trainer and French regiment member, detailing a 1870 Africa jungle encounter. He describes a lion leaping, a close fight, and a fatal shot by a companion, with injuries including crushed ribs and a seven foot six hundred pound animal.
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Ide Named Chief Justice of Samoa Highest Court
Henry C. Ide, a Vermont lawyer from St Johnsbury, is appointed chief justice of Samoa with American approval. The role, the island’s highest court, carries a salary of 26000 annually and Ide’s prior work with international commissioners aided his selection.
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Ide
Sweden
South Sea
Fragmented Comic Snippets From Scribbled Columns
A collage of joke captions and light quips from various small papers. Dialogues touch on marriage, temper, and miscommunications with punchlines about love, family, and daily life. Names are varied and locales implied, reflecting early humor pages and reader-inspired bits.
Two Magic Squares by Euler from 1759
Two magic squares crafted by Euler, the German mathematician, from the last century. The article notes their construction in 1759 and presents the sequence of numbers forming each square. The readable fragments hint at interesting features but lack complete layouts or final results.
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Euler
Knight’s tour square with mirrored sums and center 13
A square puzzle begins with 1 at the lower left and climbs by knight moves to 25 at the upper right. Opposite equidistant numbers sum to twice their value, with the center showing 13 and the sequence including 28, 3, 26, 18, 542126, and 19.
Knight moved square reveals 6 by 6 magic arrangement
In a 6 by 6 square the knight path returns to the start and opposite equidistant pairs differ by 18. Row and column sums including diagonals equal 101, with 1 and 19 equidistant from the center and differing by 18. Other opposite equidistant pairs like 80 and 18, 21 and 8, 20 and 11 share the same 18 difference.
Improved Wheel Hub by Wells H White of Los Angeles
California inventor Wells H White describes a two disc metal wheel hub with inner spoke grooves and raised partitions. The assembly uses a babbitt fitted center to adapt to the axle, enabling easy spoke replacement and on-vehicle repairs without removing the wheel.
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Wells H. White
Los Angeles
Cal
N. Y. Tribune
Feathers Growth Explained and Preservation Note
A detailed natural history piece explains feather development from a skin pit to a full feather, noting the pyramid structure, groove patterns, and hornlike coating. It compares nail and hair formation and mentions preserving fish with acetate of soda as a modern alternative to alcohol, citing Prince Henri d Orleans.
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Prince Henri d'Orleans
Indo-China
Patented Practical Inventions From A Patent List
A compilation of patent disclosures covering a tool harness with a pivoting busting handle, a combined monkey wrench pliers and shears, a potato peeling roller within a drum, and a penman rest ring with a finger contour. Also listed are a collapsible trunk wardrobe, a two-board flytrap with a triggering cord, a leather waterproofing process, steam distribution improvement for engines, a wedge waste-knife for spindles, and a gas detector apparatus using a miner’s lamp with hydrogen burner and gauge.
Rich Gem Collection and Notable Antiquities
A survey of legendary gems and regalia highlights a Turkish sultan's wealth with Hindoo sapphires carved as amulets, a Russian empress diadem with 2,536 diamonds and a ruby worth 400000 dollars, plus a towering emerald crystal in St. Petersburg. It notes Kohinoor and Regent cuts, notes a German girls gym, and adds satirical quips from Harper's Bazar about society life.
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Turkey
Anna
St. Petersburg
Malabar
Ceylon
Bavaria
United States
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