Memorial Day Reflections on Civil War Veterans Unity
Remembrance spans a half century since 1865 with Memorial Day observed worldwide in 1929. The article hails North and South reconciliation, recalls Grant Lee exchanges, veterans’ leadership in peace, and the roles of Grand Army of the Republic and United Confederate Veterans in healing a nation torn by war.
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Europe
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Joe Johnston
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Georgia
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Havana
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Marching Days Over for Wearers of Blue Memorial Day Reflections
A memorial remembrance piece recalls fallen Civil War veterans and the enduring living heart of humanity. It contrasts past marching with present quiet, noting how public tributes shift as veterans' reunions fade and the next generation contemplates Memorial Day from afar.
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Dashing Phil Kearny and His Enduring First New Jersey
The New York World recalls Phil Kearny and his First New Jersey brigade. It notes how the unit stayed intact long after many Civil War regiments faded, praising Kearny’s personal magnetism and leadership from Chantilly to Seven Pines, though he died early in the conflict.
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Samson Toad Stools All the Samsons are not humans
A Capper's Weekly note warns that a toadstool fungus seedbed holds immense power. In tropical regions a fungal growth can smother villages or gullies, while in an English town recently laid paving stones measuring 22 by 28 inches and weighing over pounds were displaced by a patch of toadstools.
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