Battle Echoes at Antietam and Wagner Fight Recalled
W A Johnson of Company D recalls Civil War trials at Antietam in 1862 and a later bombardment on Morris Island. He describes Jackson studying Union lines, night marches, and a perilous river crossing, then details the July 7 1863 attack on Fort Wagner with monitors and heavy artillery. The narrative blends personal memory with battlefield drama and figures from Confederate and Union forces.
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First Assault on Wagner July 10 1863 recollection
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the July 10 1863 assault on Battery Wagner. The writer urges survivors and witnesses to record their memories before they pass away, preserving details of that day’s engagement.
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Edison Battery Promises a Transport Revolution
A detailed account praises Thomas A Edison for developing a high potential, low depreciation storage battery. The piece notes the Institute of Electrical Engineers backed the claims, outlines prior battery flaws since Plante 1878, and envisions vast uses from electric cars and trucks to ships and home power, predicting a major shift in transportation and industry if the invention proves as described.
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Maryland Witches and Old Beliefs in Rural Folklore
A fragment from American Folk-Lore recounts rural credence in witches and folk remedies. An old man recalls witchcraft and a horse transformation at a witches ball, Aunt Susan remembers switches at her father’s bed, and Gradmaher Eller’s milking cow tale shows asafoetida spell restore.
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The Deadly Mystery of Alcohol and Longevity
A medical expert explains why two men of similar strength react differently to daily alcohol. One may die within years from organ damage while the other reaches old age. He cites the poison’s effect on excretory organs and urges periods of sobriety to rest the system. A woman’s independent courtship behavior is noted in passing.
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