Shadow of Death: Brothers on Opposite Sides of War
Story recounts a border state Civil War tale of two brothers Alimon Vaughan in the Union and George Vaughan in the Confederacy. George travels south in disguise to Canton Missouri, is captured, tried for spying, and sentenced to death. Alimon seeks presidential intervention through Senator Henderson and Lincoln to save his brother from execution amid wider wartime justice.
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Lincoln Pardons Vaughan as Booth halted fate in Gettysburg era
A dramatic Civil War tale centers on Senator Henderson and President Lincoln seeking clemency for George Vaughan. Lincoln writes a pardon after stern resistance from Secretary Stanton, relieves Vaughan’s death sentence, and is fatally shot soon after. The grieving moment mirrors Gettysburg words and era seals Lincoln’s legacy.
The Card Sharp Saga in Silver City Frontier
A reformed card sharp, young but dangerous, arrives at a settler family. The girl of seventeen shelters him, then guides him to sleep while her mother frets and others plot. Gambling, crime, and a clergyman’s rebuke unfold as the family hides the man, and the daughter earns wary respect through courage and loyalty.
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Cleaning and Dyeing Recipes From Old Text
An old text describes home cleaning methods using ether, alcohols, soda, salt, alum, and other reagents. Instructions cover making a cleansing lather, scrubbing delicate fabrics, and damp sponge spot removal. It mentions household items and general steps for treating fabrics and garments using improvised mixtures.
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Cambridge reader reports Dean's Kidney Pills relief
Mrs John W Bassett of Cambridge Maryland describes chronic back pain and dizzy spells improved by Doans Kidney Pills. She urges others to try the same kidney remedy, noting its proven benefits and recommending it to anyone suffering from kidney or back trouble.
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