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The Indian Helper (Vol. 10, No. 14)

Date
January 4, 1895

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… atter. Do not hesitate to take the H elper from the Post Office, for if you have not paid for it some one else has. It … boarded the train for Niagara Falls, amid showers of rice and old shoes. On their re­ turn the Invincibles gave a … all satisfy Mrs. Camp­ bell's critical ear. Sleigh-hells. Skating has been line. Sleighing was never better. Snow …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 10, No. 14)

The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 24)

Date
January 24, 1902

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Note: This issue was also published as The Red Man (Vol. 17, No. 28).

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… PRINTED EVERY FRIDAY BY APPRENTICES AT THE INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. CARLISLE, PA. THE RED … him years ago, by the Government, in recognition of his services and influence as a leader among the Sioux. Facing the … it. The boy who forgets ills coat, his cap, his gloves when skating, and makes no effort to find them might well suffer …
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The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 24)

The Arrow (Vol. 4, No. 13)

Date
November 29, 1907

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… in this section. The Carlisle team was without the serv­ ices of Mount Pleasant, the spectacular quarter-back whose … the Interests of the Progressive Indian, only Indian Apprentices doing the type-setting and printing. P U B L I S H E D … Susie Porter received a letter from home stating that skating had opened up already. She wishes she was back in …
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The Arrow (Vol. 4, No. 13)

The Arrow (Vol. 2, No. 24)

Date
February 9, 1906

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… a considerable part of their honeymoon. Amidst a shower of rice and old shoes the wedding party started Mr. and Mrs. … Lunch & Meals go to the BOOSI VUL'T CAII OPPOSITE POHT'OFPICE T r a d e w it h Jacob Wiener No. 9 N. Hanover 8 t. … we have had a few cold days and as a result have had some skating. What would have been a beautiful surface of ice was …
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The Arrow (Vol. 2, No. 24)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 8, No. 15)

Date
December 23, 1892

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… so do not hesitate to take the paper from the Post Office for fear a hill will be presented. There is more danger … It worn not be fair to give the number of the list, suffice to say that our subscribers will surprised at the … the boy came to the office and said, “ Mr. M., can’ t we go skating?” “ Yes” he replied with a smile, “ you can go …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 8, No. 15)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 8, No. 17)

Date
January 13, 1893

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… b o do not Hesitate to take the paper from the Post Office for fear a bill will be presented. We hear that Robert … that the snow there is very deep and sleighing and skating good. Mr. Thomas H. Stanley, a friend of the In­ … Grippe is again at the case. O, for a spanking team and a nice new cut­ ter, just big enough for two! John Ground has …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 8, No. 17)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 12, No. 16)

Date
December 17, 1915

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… been willing to stand by it, who have been willing to sacrifice their all, nearly; who have pinned their faith to it, … in the prayer meetings, in the preaching services, in every devotional exercise, in the Young Men’s … days by the “Parched Corn Society.” Hobson Tupper says that skating on ice is like sailing in heaven, as you see so many …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 12, No. 16)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 12, No. 17)

Date
January 7, 1916

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… Recitation—Cecilia Hill. The First Christmas—Alice Logan. Jes’ ’fore Christmas—Wilber Anderson. … 8. Cello: Reverie—Schuman. Encore: My Heart at thy Sweet Voice—Saint- Lacus. 9. Violin: Faust Fantasy—Gurmod. Encore: … go shopping in town Monday even­ ing spent their time skating on the pond. Phillip Clair- mont was the main figure …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 12, No. 17)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 9, No. 12)

Date
December 15, 1893

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… gave him such good clothes, only she made him take off his nice soft m occasins and put big heavy shoes and stockings on … matter. hesitate to take the H e l p e r from tne Post Office, for if you have not paid for it, some one else has. It … friends. A number of pupils and some of the teachers w ent skating on Saturday. Some found more water then ice, but all …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 9, No.12)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 15, No. 15)

Date
February 9, 1900

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… -o n - th e -b a n d -s ta n d w&o ts NOT an In d ia n . Trice—IQ cents p e r year Entered in th e P. O. a t Carlisle … from Steelton. Earney Wilber saw enough stars on the ice t h e other day to satisfy m ost any astronomi- qjtl … of it. H is talk fur- tied strong food for thought. Skating lasted up to Tuesday. Mrs. Annie Gesis Pierce has a …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 15, No. 15)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 14, No. 15)

Date
February 3, 1899

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… w hich it is p u b ­ lished, perhaps you w ould like a notice of her m arriag e .” The M an-on-the band-stand th an k s our un know n friend for the no tice; and here it is : On W ednesday m orn ing , Ja n u a ry … e ir h illtop , tip -top ,are keeping cool th is week. That skating is out of sight without using slang. T hat Miss E ly …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 14, No. 15)

The Arrow (Vol. 3, No. 24)

Date
February 8, 1907

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… was an apparently neglected spot there has arisen a magnificent monu­ ment to the industrial training to be ob­ tained … be a well- built, beautifully arranged, well laid out edifice, but to the Indian and to the friend of the Indian it … threatening for more cold wearher and we welcome it for the skating. "►Alfonso Carnon, a member of the Fresh­ men class, …
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The Arrow (Vol. 3, No. 24)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 9, No. 18)

Date
January 3, 1913

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… as a personal loss by hun­ dreds throughout the Indian Service, as well as thousands in other walks of life. TV? r A … of the Linotype Composition Company, knew the late Vice President Sherman personally. Mr, Sherman was chairman … Thursday, when they were given a half holiday tc spend in skating or in any other enjoyment that suited their fancy. …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 9, No. 18)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 8, No. 18)

Date
January 12, 1912

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… an employee of the school and has charge of the printing office. THE INDIAN IN POLITICS. Cooper’s Indian is fast … Cents pearly Second-class matter—so entered at the Post- office at Carlisle, September 2, 1904. Address all … attention. GENERAL SCHOOL NEWS. The boys and girls enjoyed skating all Saturday afternoon. William Newashe was in …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 8, No. 18)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 6, No. 18)

Date
January 7, 1910

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… laundry was visited, where the Telescope camera was used twice with results as shown herewith. The girls in the laundry … Cents pearly Second-class matter—so entered at the Post- office at Carlisle, September 2, 1904. Address all … were given. Miss Mann chaperoned a few of the girls to the skating pond Satur­ day evening. They all report having had …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 6, No. 18)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 7, No. 22)

Date
February 3, 1911

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… from Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, that they have not had much ice-skating, but finds roller-skating to be a very good sub­ … where she is em­ ployed, that she is getting along nicely. She states that their Girls’ Building recently burned …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 7, No. 22)

The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 29)

Date
February 28, 1902

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Note: This issue was also published as The Red Man (Vol. 17, No. 33).

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… The Red M an/Helper. PRINTED EVERY FRID AY BY APPRENTICES AT THE INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, CARLISLE, PA. THE RED … when I come to the beautiful Gate, I may hear a sweet voice saying ‘ Enter thou in?” Oh my soul! Walk on humbly, and … a good time in Philadelphia, but she says she misses the skating.— The R e d m a n * H e l p e r is one of the best …
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The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 29)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 10, No. 37)

Date
May 22, 1914

This "Senior Number" of the Carlisle Arrow features information about commencement and the graduating class.

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… strivin g to excel in his chosen line of work is alw ays noticed and finds willing hands stretch ed out to aid him. Only … work to do; difficult obstacles to overcom e; heavy sacrifices to be m ade; but the p reciousgifts which God has given … am ong other things, had so revolutionized the a r t of skating, by his invention of a certain type of skate, th at …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 10, No. 37)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 1, No. 16)

Date
November 27, 1885

The first page opened with a poem titled “Snow Brings Fun,” followed by instructions for “How to Write to Your Mother,” directed to a young man with instructions for how to reply to his mother who

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… Charlies’s down on his back, And Otto cries “ Oh ! ” It ’s nice to have fun And make the snow fly, But please remember … E V E R Y F R ID A Y B Y TH E IN D IA N PRINTER BOYS, Price:—lO cents a year. Address I ndian H elped, Carlisle, Pa. … w ell! Others can say, “ W e had a jolly day, playing and skating, and snow balling and having a good time.” Very w …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 1, No. 16)

The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 7, No. 14)

Date
December 9, 1910

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… Susan Twiggs writes to a friend that she is getting along nicely at her home in Wade, N. Dakota. She sends regards to … Cents pearly Second-class matter—so entered at the Post- office at Carlisle, September 2, 1904. Address all … “ I Forgot.” Commandant Henderson mention­ ed fixing up the skating pond and all the boys are anxiously waiting to begin …
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The Carlisle Arrow (Vol. 7, No. 14)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 14, No. 12)

Date
January 13, 1899

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… an -o n -th o -b a n d -s tan d who is NOT an In d ia n . Trice—lO cents p e r year E n te red in th e P . O. a t C … Do not hesitate to take the HELPER from the Post Office for if yon have not paid for it some one else has. It is … m u st have on w ork clo th ing . Rosy cheeked girls, an d skating-boys w ith tousled heads and red noses, clear-eyed …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 14, No. 12)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 5, No. 22)

Date
January 31, 1890

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… P a Little Nina has started to school. There has been some skating at the cave which the boys found out in due season. … Saturday afternoon at that exhilarating past- ■tiine The ice was a little “ cracky,” but they claim to have had a … standing. La Grippe has told so perceptib'y on our foice of printers that it now seems impossible to eatcli up on …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 5, No. 22)

The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 22)

Date
January 10, 1902

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… PRINTED EVERY FRIDAY BY APPRENTICES AT THE INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, CARLISLE, PA. THE RED … of cleanliness and order. He who cultivates a cheerful voice and a pleasant face teaches the art of winning favor. He … A Y , JAN . 10. 1902. Man=on=the=band=stand. Snowballing! Skating non est. Mrs. Brown is under the weather. The …
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The Red Man and Helper (Vol. 2, No. 22)

The Indian Helper (Vol. 13, No. 17)

Date
February 11, 1898

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… few . That dare to stand the test,, God lias l.is second choice for those Who will not have his best. It is not always … 5. Be in earnest. 6 Remove your hat when entering the office. 7. Be neat and clean in your personal appear­ ance. 8. … were. It does not pay to grumble at the weather. Good-bye skating, until the next cold wave. [ Say rapidly : “A noisy …
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The Indian Helper (Vol. 13, No. 17)