Untitled 1887 items reflect Civil War era concerns
A collage of notes mentions Lt Jack 800 presumed alive now, ghost sightings on Johnson's Island, and a Confederate fund for a Jackson victory monument. It recalls Coal Oil Johnny's fall to poverty, citrus shows near Sacramento, a Richland township death, and railway disaster firefighting measures proposed in Congress.
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Jackson
Times Democrat
New Orleans
Johnny
Mount Holly
N. J
Sacramento Bee
Sacramento
Placer
Butte
Cuba
Nobody Knows But Mother Poem Reciting Maternal Love
A poem extols a mother as the unseen force keeping a home intact guiding children through hardships. It praises sleepless care, patient prayers, anxious fears, and gratitude for a mother’s love that supports family life and sustains faith.
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Mother
Heavenly Father
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Athex
Jack- 800
Johnson's Island
Sandusky Bay
Detroit Free Press
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nancy Dunfee
George Ducre
Richland Township
David
James
William
Robert
Ebenezer
Reuben
John McNabb
Carnahan
U. B
Lilly
Waterloo
Massachusetts
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Tillman
South Carolina