Confederate Relief at Atlanta Chapter Ends in Battle Fray
The Confederate chieftain leads a difficult march after Sherman veers to aid his general. Troops recall charging a concealed battery as they push toward Johnston's army, relishing hard won glory even amid fatigue and danger. The relief column nears a beleaguered position, contesting a stubborn defense.
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Sherman
Atlanta
Corse
Signar Corps
John
Johnston
Altoona Pass
At- Tanta
Ridgeway
Mollie
Major Worden
Worden
Molila
Southland
Georgia
Desperate Confederate Hold at Altoona Pass
The narrative follows Confederate and Federal forces during Sherman’s advance toward Atlanta. Colonel John defends the pass and ferries supplies, while Worden looms as a threatening rival. The piece emphasizes braved leadership, ongoing skirmishes, and the looming strategic collapse of the Confederate cause as Sherman’s campaign progresses.
Married Life of Snails in Wedlock
A naturalist notes snails in wedlock as affectionate and peaceful. They greet with horns drawn and eyes meet, with a snail husband often bringing greens to his wife. Snail couples hide when a third approaches, showing modesty and restraint.
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Salle
Los Angeles Times
After the Club Night At Home Ends In Confrontation
A Camp Fire Club member returns late from a banquet to a confrontation with his wife who insists on talking, blocking the bedroom door as he tries to slip away. The wife takes charge and leads the exchange in a humorous domestic vignette.
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Camp Fire Club
Negro Baptists and their national organization
There are more than 2,000,000 negro Baptists in this country, with fifty institutions of learning and forty five denominational papers. They have a national organization, with boards for missions home and foreign education publication and the young people's societies.
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Boards For Missions, Home and Foreign
Education
Young People’s Societies
Chinese boats paint eyes on bows for direction
The practice, seen on junks, involves painting an eye on each bow to guide the boat and help the crew steer through waters. The eye serves as a symbolic and practical aid in navigation and maritime superstition.
Physical Impossibility And Quips From A Newspaper Page
A fragment shows dialogic snippets from multiple papers including jokes about fashion with prek e-hop shirtwaists, a quip on investments and gambling, and a line about back pain. An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonial from John Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia claiming kidney relief and lasting benefit.
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Dean
John ©. Coleman
Swainsboro
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Safe Course Suggestion From Catholic Standard
A reader conversation suggests a cautious approach to a Huskie named Hart Newitt Yes Mo. The guidance advocates 1 4 point honesty whenever he is present, advising truthfulness as a steady course.
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Hart Newitt
Halls Catarrh Cure and Family Pills promotion
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh with a $100 reward for proof of failure and promises testimonials. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, recommends sending for a list of testimonials, and lists Cheney & Co of Toledo as manufacturers with availability from druggists.
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Thor
Holl
Catarro Gure
Hay
Andreas I. J
Cheney
Toko Hall
Ation
Music for Neighbors Causes Family Strife
A small girl laments five hours of piano practice, explaining it is to please parents who dislike their new neighbors. The Washington Star reports the conflict centers on neighbors’ acceptance and a child’s efforts to cope with the dispute.
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Tye
Washington Star
Puck Quips On Social Foibles And Court Etiquette
A quirky cluster of old notes pokes fun at manners money and manners in court and sport. The brief muses touch on gravity fashion and curiosity in a light local tone reflecting a bygone period.
Tonic Treatment Promises Relief For Stomach Ailments
A brittle narrative extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for stomach troubles, headaches, and general debility. The account cites a veteran named A G Merrill from Owens Quill who claims long persistent stomach weakness was cured after using the pills. The ad asserts benefits in blood and nerve restoration and offers pills for sale at six for $3.00 by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Owens, Quill
Regular Infantry
Guo
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williaus Medicine Co
Buheugetady, N.Y
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Ense
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Hades
Ganthammeying
Richmond
Lee
Wilderness
Cold Harbor
Carolinas
Onan
Meas
WunLte
Chicago
Toulsville Courier-Journal
Eben
Washinyrton
Mathers
Puck
Mia
Winslow
Dr. Willams
Zaegels
Zaegel
M. R. Zaegel & Co
Main Street
Sheboygan
Wis
Rbehi
Squatalas
First Street
Quincy
Minols
Gus
Kansas
Beckman Bros
Des Moines
Waterloo
Waterloo Gasoline Engine CO
Iowa
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