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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

6

Some New Sidellights Upon Charlie Collins

The South Dakota Historical Society seeks more authentic records on Charlie Collins a long time Sioux City Times editor and promoter of Brule City and Irish colonization schemes. He organized expeditions recruited in Chicago for a Fenian style invasion into Canada and later led a 1874 party toward Yankton via Brule City gathering gold findings near French Creek before being defeated by military orders.

Pinrre Department of History Charley Colina Old Sioux City Times Steve City Dakota Anil “Fineeepears Collins Joral Gon Erin Lim Gippesetur England Ireland Wendell Fittips J T Stewart Jin Fiska Benter Missouri White River Bruly City Rete House Canada Jagara Walla John Brown Pera Ferry Randall Sully Rica Uywhere War Department Tembing Gronind Custom House Hudeson Bay Company Gutch Fort Garry United States Wheaton Fort Machina Thoras Curley G. J. Donelly W. B O'Donoghue Darren Cowles Vermillion Hinck Hille Guster Xaykton Bismarck Yapkton Sioux City Digenne Nebraska Yahiton Burra Charlay Collins Brule City Chicago Phit Cheridan Terry Yankton Trai PuAs Sioux Reservation Chariie Collins Chica- 80 Associated Press Captain Russell O'Neiljent Joby Gordon Toton Custer City Gordon Whitcher Yankton Andeca Coline Lace City South Dakota Historical Society

Noise Less World Dreamed by Otologist at Congress

Cambridge scientists report a noiseless world is possible where clamor and engines are reduced to a minimum. Dr Clarence Blake argues city life harms hearing and nerves, predicting deafness and nervous prostration from noise. The international otological congress will discuss costs and methods to cut noise in August.

Cambridge Science de Planning Werning Clarence John Blake Nolo Savanie Blake

Lamay slang and oddities from historic papers

A collage of distorted texts cites slang like lamay and mentions a boat striking an iceberg. It also notes a barroom incident involving two men and a cautious friend, plus snippets about a tree and spring growth, ending with a Chicago Evening Post fashion gag about a bacon trimmed hat and price.

Indianapolis Indiians Avenue Soltiitous

Stronger Than Oak Bone Facts From Science Text

A nineteenth century science note claims bones are stronger than oak by hollow design. It states a square millimeter bone resists about 23 pounds, while hollow strength exceeds solid wood in similar diameter. The text links bone economy to hollow structures in engineering.

Neers Ature

The Last of the Gray Jackets Faces the War

A Civil War veteran Brethitt, formerly of the Gray Jackets, endures years at home and finally returns to lead his regiment. He seeks his lost command, carries the Second’s colors, and dies at the front charging enemy trenches, his flag raised high.

Bretchitt Ottiey Bretchitt Maxfee der Brethitt Little Hill Brotfive Dinie Hrethitt Attow Lee Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Potomac Mirrland Gettysturi Cold Harbor Norriw Sheridan Brethitt Color Guard Dan Carolina Honham South Carolina Mary Brethite Trethitt Hrethite Thitt Arethitt Bonham Uttee Eanidom Henham Ragged Brigade Brethitts Alwad Aieutenant

Bones Stronger Than Oak Revealed In Study

An excerpt from the Detroit News discusses bone strength compared to oak, noting a small bone square millimeter can support 3 pounds versus oak’s 22 pounds for equal diameter. It mentions hollow bone design and parallels to hollow steel tubes in engineering, plus observations on prehistoric animals with solid bones.

Natura

Names Known at the Throne of the Nameless Dead

Poem reflects on unnamed soldiers who died in war, their graves in silent wind swept fields. It laments mothers waiting, homes left awaiting return, and the enduring grief as the fallen are finally named in heavenly radiance.

Lee Confedercy Antetam Malvern Autek Mason

Genuine Maple Sugar in Maple Regions Reported by Writer

A Country Gentleman writer notes only a few outside maple districts truly know genuine maple sugar and its superior flavor. The piece attributes taste to natural factors and warns blame falls on wholesale dealers and mixers. The extract also mentions German agriculture and a Garfield Tea remedy for constipation and biliousness, then a fragment about Alice's party.

Dedication Speech at Gettysburg Address Summary

The speaker reflects on the Civil War and commemorates fallen soldiers. He asserts the nation’s founding principle of equality and calls for renewed commitment to the unfinished work of liberty and democracy. The nation must endure and be renewed through sacrifice.

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