North brothers and Pawnee scouts hailed as empire builders
Doctor Grinnell lauds Maj Frank North and Capt Luther H North, elder North brothers and Pawnee scouts, for pivotal roles in securing 1860s western expansion. The piece traces their early lives in Nebraska, service with Pawnee forces, battles against Sioux and Cheyenne, and key actions including the Summit Springs fight where Frank North claimed Tall Bull.
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George Bird Grinnell
Luther
Columbus
Neb
Doctor Grinnell
Maj
Frank North
Luther H. North
Pawnee
Arthur H. Clark Company
Cleveland
L. H. North
International Boundary
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rocky Mountains
Scouts of America
Captain North
Bridger
Carson
Old Jim Bridger
Wil Carson
Luther North
Thomas J. North
New York
Ohio
James IE. North
Luther Worth
North
Nebraska
Omaha
Monroe
the North
Plains
Young North
Second
Nebraska Cavalry
Alfred Sully
Missouri River
General Curtis
Mefadden
Curtis
Fort Kearney
Fort
Palnees
Ecommanding
Company
Connor
Powder River
Yellowstone
Cole
Union Pacific
Behale
Col. W. FR. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Summit Springs
Colo
Cody
Tall Bull
Carr
Fifth Cavalry
Frank
Grinnell
Colonel Royall
Ned Buntline
Judson
Artie and Mamie Walk in Spring Evening
In a warm evening street scene Artie courts Mamie on her Carroll doorstep. He brags about pay and exposes office rivals while reconciling kindness shown by Mamie’s parents. He plans to reveal a significant secret to Mamie as they stroll toward the park.
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Artie
Mamie
Carroll Stoop
Mr. Carroll
Mrs. Carroll
Gii
Mame
Morton
Miller
Alame
George Ade
Early childhood memory study by UC psychology class
A University of California psychology study finds average recall ages of 3.57 years for girls and 3.80 years for boys with some subjects recalling events from as young as six months to two years. Most early memories were unpleasant. 42.6 percent for women and 68.2 percent for men.
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University of California
Fiji Islanders adopt automobiles in growing numbers
The Commerce department notes a shift on Fiji from spears and war clubs to autos with a early L1gg. Automobile registrations rose from 109 in 1918 to 1,074 by end of 1928, indicating rapid adoption on the island.
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Fiji
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