The Custer Battlefield Memorial Recounts a Massacre
A veteran observer tours the Custer battlefield near Fort Custer Montana, detailing the 1870 Sioux and Cheyenne fight. He describes the monument setup, the carnage, the preserved graves, and debates whether Reno or Custer bore blame, while honoring fallen Seventh Cavalry and the enduring meaning of duty.
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Chairs That Strike A Harmless Looking Chair Reveals Hidden Trap
A London notes feature describes a curious chair designed to shock a sitter. The chair appears normal but upon seating the back can whip a sharp blow, forcing the person to rise and release the pressure. Several variants show seats, banisters, springs, and clamps to trap or restrain the occupant.
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Foolish banker and comptroller scene at desk
A New York banker Mr Qorell Botish enters an office where a comptroller reads a newspaper. The exchange reveals the comptroller’s focus and a moment of comic confusion as the men argue about the time and the morning.
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