The Abandonce of Corm Invites People to the Farm
Sarge Plunkett urges poor town residents to move to farming as corn abundance improves, urging families to endure hardship, with women and workers key to the rural shift. He notes landowners are more supportive and warns of a looming winter push to secure country homes and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Iuin
George
Acroas
Ocean
Pirla
Dreas
Jude
Richea
Baltimore
Soula
J. Fr. Brooks
D.D
N. CG
Eli's Hour for Reform in Israel by Priest and King
A sermon laments the corruption of Eli and his sons in the sanctuary where greed and irreverence profane worship. It calls for divine reform led by Eli, stressing that moral leadership must restore sacred solemnity and punish impiety to avert further national misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetr
Tereal
Luther
Eli
Hyon
Israel
Ain
Bill
God
Christ
House of God
Ein
Herbert T. Bacon
Southern Christian Advocate
London
Joseph Wailey
Jeant Soyen
Southampton
England
Waily
Joe
Wailey
Tames
Gravesend
Victoria Park
Celestian Edwards
Walley
Perrin's Gettysburg Brigade Report After 1863 Battle
A detailed reproduction of Gen Abner Perrin's Gettysburg report covers the 14th 12th 18th 1st South Carolina regiments under McCreary Miller Hadden Brown and Brown etc. The brigades move from Heth to Pettigrew drive the Union back to Gettysburg college and beyond with heavy losses on both sides. The piece includes praise for officers and men and notes casualties and prisoners taken as the brigade retreats toward Hagerstown and Falling Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
South Carolina
Gettysburg
Len
Abner Perrin
14Th
South Carolina Volunteers
Lee
McGowan
Chancelloraville
Cooper Union
New York
Jossiit N. Brown
Anderson
Brockman
Joseph N. Brown
Rifles
William M. Hadden
Pender
Northern Virginia
Potomac
Hadden
Beth
Scales
Lane
W.T. Haskell
Heth
Pettigrew
Theological College
Thia
Gol. Brown
Croft
McAreary
Thiae
Get
Tysburg
Miller
Brookman
Basra
Gettya
Ramseur
Cemetery Hill
William T. Haskell
McCreary
Uist
Haskell
Christiano
Thomas
Col. Brown
Hare
Hagerstown
John W. Chambers
Isl
Falling Waters
Ekirmiah
Samyssee
Isaac F. Hunt
E. F. Bookter
Poland
Bookter
W. P. Shooter
T. P. Alston
A. P. Butler
James Boatwright
HB. Cowan
South Carolina Voluntesra
Cape
Frank Clyburn
Perrin
Joseph
W. D. Paver
W. D. Pender
Jose A. E.guevara
Alphabet Oddities And Oddball Notes From A bygone Era
A collage of curiosities and bits from a late nineteenth century page. It catalogs inverted reading habits, long telegraph wires circling the globe, a Canadian sawmill with a distant whistle, and rail lore. It notes mastodon teeth found near Los Angeles, a huge gold nugget in Planehas Placers in 1892, and strange linguistic quotes about women’s suffrage and education. The column also mixes jokes, anecdotes, a Pennsylvania child’s travel tag, and oddball observations about weather, law, and daily life. The piece blends humor with miniature factoids, offering a snapshot of popular trivia and social chatter of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
United States
Pearl Lumber Company
Wambega
Ont
Los Angeles
Mexico
Planehas Placers
Transabatantia
Chicago
Green Lake
Colorado
Ma. Gratebar
Hill
Merritt
Wader
Cobwigger
Wanamaker
America
Winterport
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. C, Evans & CO
Clothiers
St. Louis
Clembon College
Aod
Bussell & Breazeale
Thruston Ballard
OAS
Brownlee & Vandivers
Coly
Andereau
South Carolinis
Mills Street
Carlots
Syracuse
Brock Bros
ORR & Sloan
Nts Bank
Ibave
Will. R Hobbard
Sarge Plunkett
Sagoe Pounkerr
Tennessee
Ollie Yeaderday
Florida
Frank J. Cheney
Yhia
F. J. Charney
Toledo
ATT Gettysbu
A. P. Hill
A.B. Ain
Baltimorean
The
Presbyterian Church
Paul
Jesus
Apostle
Milionaire
Haa
Wall Street
Leonard Wells
Mast Brimfield
Mass
Holden
Mr. Wella
Connecticut
Yellowstone Park
Hell's
Azkedif
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