Controversy Over Civil War Terminology Sparks Debate
A Bryan Daily Eagle page prints a long discussion on how to label the Civil War. It cites historians and Confederate leaders, arguing for "The War Between the States" over "Civil War" and notes calls from the United Daughters of the Confederacy to fix wording.
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Arma
Rght
Henderson
Mina George Washington
United States
Confederate States
Daughters of the Confederacy
Coator Olle Jumer
Kentucky
Aukett
Conran
United Daugstera Wemornliaing Congress
Richmond
Staton
Co@dorate Linton
Fragments of a Poem Echoing Wind and Memory
A reading fragment presents a torn verse about wind in wheat, longing, sorrow, and memory. The piece references inner chords, a fleeting noon, and a gratitude for a past joy, with affective imagery and a personal tone amid rustling fields.
Waldrop Firm Debates Pace For Mule In Hart Schaffner
Fragmented report notes A M Waldrop & Co considering slow or fast handling of a Mule In Hart Schaffner & Marx holding. Includes stray remarks about profanity and a judge, with scattered local commentary and a mention of a late night store advert. The text is garbled and many phrases are unclear.
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Niger
Fire destroys town completely in early morning blaze
A chaotic fire swept through a town in the early hours, destroying all buildings and leaving residents displaced. Authorities reported extensive damage near the central depot and surrounding streets, with firefighting units battling flames through the night. No injuries were confirmed as crews secured the area and began evaluating the wreckage.
New Surgery Improves War Wound Healing Claims
The article describes a sterilization method developed by Dr. Carrel and M Leroux using furane and rubber tubes to treat wounds. Reported results include reduced amputations and faster healing, with widespread adoption in hospitals in Paris New York Belgium and allied centers.
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Paris
Get
Com
Plagne
Amexis
Carrel
New York
Newilly
le Matin
Wston de Carrel
M. Leroux
Caeru
Ianing Club Winners to Fair
The Girls Cann ing Club of Tirasom county sent young ladies who won prizes in the animal exhibit to the fair yesterday. Led by Miss Mary Locke the party includes Morence Conway Winnie Mable Mite Dorothy Browb and Anne Conway. They will attend the Cuttowe at the rial Aria in December with Steem Pook as a top winner.
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Tirasom
Thin City
Misa Mary Locke
Mise
Morence Conway
Mint Winnie Mable
Dorothy Browb
Annes Conway
Dolar
Steem Pook
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