Grant’s Army Defeated at Holly Springs Raid
The Confederate raid led by Van Dorn surprised Union forces in Holly Springs Mississippi. Grant’s headquarters and supplies were seized or destroyed as 1600 cavalry and 2500 paroled infantry slipped away after burning millions in government stores. The town endured fires, looting, and a dramatic retreat as Union troops returned to Memphis.
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Editor's Cold Cure Prompted By Chamberlains Remedy
In October 1896 Edwarda, publisher of The Review in Wyant Illinois, describes a bad cold that settled on his lungs and caused persistent coughing. He tried Chamberlains Cough Remedy after consulting a local doctor and reports immediate relief after using three bottles, with his voice restored. Sold by Orr Drug Co.
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Ghost on the Boxcar Coffin Prompts Ice Cold Tramps Tale
An express messenger recalls a nighttime Colorado encounter between Kansas City and Denver. Snowfall hid a coffin aboard his car and a spectral passenger haunted him until a snowbound tramp revealed himself, asking warmth before being turned off.
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Grocer Mentioned By Traveler Triggers Boy’s Remark
A Burlinghamshire village grocer was amused when a commercial traveler talked to the grocer’s eight year old son while taking an order. The traveler said he hoped the boy would be a better man than his father, prompting a clarifying reply from the grocer about being honorably acquitted over a yard sheep.
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