Patriotism and pageantry at Chickamauga Chattanooga Park dedication
Large crowds gathered for the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park dedication, marking the thirty-second anniversary of the battle. Officials from both Union and Confederate sides attended, with speeches by Gen. C. O. Howard and Gen. Joseph Wheeler, and a two day program of parades, dedications, and military displays. The park showcases extensive monuments, tablets, and driveways to honor troops from 28 states and both sides, highlighting the Civil War’s legacy and national reunion.
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Chickamauga and
Chattanough Military Park
Chickamauga
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Lamont. Orntors
John A. Balmer
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United States
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Walker
United States Navy
Society of the Army of the
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Union
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Confederate Society of the Army of the Onnessen
Grand Army of the Tropuibile
Louisville
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California
James Longstreet
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Oleka- Manga
Chittanooga — Campalone
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Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Ortharid Knob
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Brown's Ferry
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Ohio
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Rosccrans
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
West Virginia
Maryland
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Bragg
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Mississippi
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Battle of Chickamauga Returns to Bloodiest Clash
The account recalls the September 1888 clash between Bragg and Rosecrans, fought in dense forest near Chattanooga. Two armies converged, face to face by Sept 19, with brutal losses over 48 hours as both sides withdrew. Rosecrans held Chatannoga, while Bragg commanded large infantry, cavalry, and artillery forces.
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Timely Farm Topics on Drainage and Crops
Timely farm topics discuss cutting corn yields, drainage methods, and improving ditching for better pean production. The piece argues farmers can drain more with simple tools, noting years of experience and success. It emphasizes practical, affordable drainage improvements.
Home Made Ditching Implements and Farm Tips
Practical notes on making ditching tools from shovels and scraps, cutting corn by hand, erecting sweet pea supports, bee keeping and wintering, apple tree care, a self watering fowl fountain, silkworm moth concerns, night grazing for cows, and root pruning effects on fruit trees. Includes a remark on roughly two thousand soldiers discharged yearly for bad conduct.
Pneumatic washer touted as new market item
An advertisement extols a pneumatic clothes washer using compressed air to force hot suds through fabrics, claiming dirt removal in five to six minutes and suitability for lace, bedspreads, quilts, and delicate garments. The page also offers home recipes and household tips including corn bread, seed water, apple marmalade, mustard plaster, lemonade cups, and grape catnip cordial.
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