Youthful Civil War heroes forged in battle and duty
The piece recounts Civil War age stats showing many soldiers under twenty one served, with stories of child soldiers earning medals of honor. It highlights Brig Gen John L. Clem and others like Bob Murphy Orion Howe Sidman Rowand and Archibald Rowand, detailing daring acts, battlefield roles, and acts of humanity that earned recognition.
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United States
John L. Clem
Newark
Chickamauga
Newark High School
Hattie
Philadelpha Pubic Ledger
Chene
Robinson Bo Murphy
Congress
Atlanta
Goa
Tenois Volunteer Infantry
Geo J Oa
J Tightburn
Bob
Young Murphy
Tighthurn
Sipe
Logan
Lightburn
Orion P Howe
Vicksburg
Dallas
Sherman
Fifteenth Army Corps
Black River
Hop. E. Stanton
Orion P. Howe
Waukegan
Malmburg
George Hoaker
Howe
John Cook Toon
Ohio
Batters Bo
United States Artillery
Antietam
Campbell
Young Cook
Una
Gopper
JC Aultie Langbeta
Camden
North Carolina
George D Stéaman
Michigan
Gaines Mills
Richmond
Firs Jbho Porter
Fifth Army
Generala Longstreet, Fill
Stonetwall’ Jackson
Daniel Butterfield
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan Volunteer
Batue
Chickahominy Swamp
Sidmann
Company C
Sixteenth Michigan
Welch
Fifth Corps
Stafford Heights
Rappahanock River
Fredericksburg
Stockton
Sidman
Marye
Burnside
War Department
Hampton
Archibald Hamilton Rowand, Jr
Sheridan
Sod
Rowand
Harry Gilmore
Gilmore
Eld
W. Va
Young
Algne
Gomore
Sally Graham Meets John Strong On A Spring Drive
A sunny Saturday leads Sally Graham to a country road where she meets Edith, the governor’s daughter, and later John Strong, the millionaire’s son. Sally learns he is drawn to the graceful Edith, while John’s interest shifts toward Sally as he invites her to the Strong home for introductions.
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Sally
John
Gerald
John Strong
Milsionaire
Evelyn Carey
Sally Graham
Aga
Tily
Ryan St ¢Ume
Miss Graham
Doubtful joke on a famous comedian’s book plan
Mr. George Robey laughs off a street remark about writing a book. A well known brother comedian claims he might write a book but Robey jokes about whether the friend has a great mind. The exchange highlights Robey’s sense of humor despite the remark.
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George Robey
George
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Frank J Cheney oath on firm’s capital claim in Toledo
A sworn statement by Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney & Co acknowledges his senior partnership in Toledo Ohio and contains a deposit claiming one hundred dollars, with a notary public attestation dated December 8. The ad promotes Hall’s Catarrah Medicine and lists J Cheney & Co as the makers offering testimonials.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J Cheney
F J
Gleason
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
One-Sided View on Green and Trustworthiness
A fragmentary dialogue probes Green’s character with phrases like fine the best ever and words about lending. It shifts to an ad for Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, touted as liver pills from forty years past to regulate the liver and bowels. A quip about deadlock and a diplomat’s truthfulness follows, ending with a remark on women’s dining restraint.
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Dr Pierce
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