The First Thanksgiving and the New England Story
A historic passage celebrates the first Thanksgiving and the Plymouth settlers. The poem recalls harsh beginnings, life on the frontier, and faith guiding miles of migration across the Atlantic. It highlights Native and settler struggles, the growth of towns, and gratitude to God for a fruitful harvest and peaceful beginnings.
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The Glove Ball and Frontier Hearts at West Point
A long reminiscence recalls a cavalry wedding at West Point with Agnes Royston and Dick Grahame. Tales of desertion, frontier skirmishes, and romantic pursuit intertwine with ball gowns, gems, and a roguish glove that sparked a saved dance. The narrator laments lost days, honors old companions, and vows to remember a bright romance amid war’s shadow.
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Fashionable Kinks and Industrial Education Echoes
The item surveys lavish late 19th century fashions from water-lily candleholders and mother-of-pearl busts to novel ball invitations and silk accents, then shifts to a long discussion of insanity rise, general paresis, and industrial education under the 1862 land grant act, detailing schools like MIT, Hampton, Worcester Free Institute, and railroad shop programs.
MIMICRY IN NATURE. Rare butterfly collection voyage
Rev. W. J. Holland displays a Suffolk report of new butterfly specimens from China Japan Africa and Europe. Among them are six species new to science from the Siam fatuna group and about five hundred fifty specimens sent by Rev B C Henry, former Sharpsburg missionary now in Hainan China. Holland explains mimicry as females resembling immune males or natural objects to evade birds. The collection totals 639 North American specimens with a goal of 750,000, to be reached in the era of his great great grandson.
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Pittsburgh Commercial Gazelle
Senguine Legend of a Confederate General and a Modest Stranger
A Arkansas Traveler item recounts a Hot Springs meeting between a Confederate General and a quiet Irish prizefighter. After losing ten billiard games for ten dollars, the General is challenged to a boxing match and is knocked down multiple times. The stranger reveals he lives in Ireland and is a prize-fighter, leaving the General humbled and noting some men can whip him.
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Shake and Shake's bogus pennies shock Sunday school
Sergeant Bendall confronts Mr Dander about Shake passing counterfeit money at the Sunday school fund. Mr Dander reveals Shake hid and spent the coinage while his father plans to discipline him, joking about gas meters and a future another misstep.
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Swiss Army Enlists Three Races Under One Name
The article details the Swiss Federal army in Vaud with three distinct racial components serving under a single banner. It explains the defensive-only mandate, age service from twenty to forty four, and cadet training from ages ten to eighteen. Volumes of manpower include elite, landwehr, and future landsturm totals, plus pay scales and the annual cost to the confederation. It notes the Wettern rifles as a local innovation and mentions broader economic and industrial snippets from the period.
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Russian Guards Through the Ages The 1691 to 1878 Service record
A dense ledger of the Russian Guards chronicles their baptism of fire in 1695 to 1696, through Narva 1700, Poltawa, Viborg, and subsequent battles including Pultawa, Prat, Batten, and Ostrolenka. It notes key campaigns at Ansterlite 1805, Friedland, Borodino, Leipzig 1813, and Paris. Separate entries cover Varna 1828, Hassan Kala, Szimanowo, Ostrolenka, Wi saw assaults, Polish insurrections 1863, and the 1877-8 war.
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