Persistence and wit in midwestern church tale and meeting
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association plans a South Bend gathering this Thursday and Friday. A fraternal exchange offers a reflection on persistence, life’s trials, and cheering others, followed by a church anecdote where a drunken attendee challenges a deacon during a preacher’s sermon on vice.
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Northern
Christendom
Editor’s Duty On Public Papers And Censorship
A critic argues editors must avoid mistakes and items disliked by readers. He says editors should preface publishment with individual censorship, requiring time to hunt news, set type, clean, print, fold, and mail papers.
Country Editor's Round of Duties and Detours
A humorous portrait details a country editor juggling daily tasks from reader interactions to proof corrections while avoiding key mistakes. He handles bills, subscriptions, and minor housekeeping like wood and fires, all while maintaining a cheerful face even amid doubt and critique.
Memories Of The Past Ballad On Civil War Marches
Decoration day reflections recall 1861 to 1865 hardships of the Army of the Cumberland under Buell then Rosencranz. The piece notes marches from Nashville to Pittsburg Landing, Corinth siege, Stevenson rest, Bragg Buell march to Louisville, and Stone River victory with losses on both sides. The author expresses hope the war would end soon and includes a ballad to the air Red White and Blue.
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Brightmire
Sanders
Alexander
Army of the Cumberland
Buell
Nashville
Tenn
Pitsburg Landing
Corinth
Miss
Stevenson
Alabama
Bragg
Chattanooga
Louisville
Mr. Bragg
Kentucky
Rosencranz
Murfreesboro
Stone River
Unity and Victory: Defiance of Treason in the Civil War
A Northern Union loyalty ode proclaims victory over Copperheads and rebellion. It praises Old Jeff and Old Abe, celebrates the Army of the Cumberland’s advance toward Bragg, and vows to suppress the rebellion and honor the flag. The verse targets traitors and southern insurgents with martial resolve.
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Jeff
Abe
Army of the Cumberland
Old Bragg
Woman Credits Doctor King's New Discovery for Cure
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says six months of severe sickness from Hay Fever and Asthma nearly killed her before using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. She claims it cured her and praises it as the safest cure for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles and trial bottles free at W L Piper's.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
W. L. Piper's
Elks Plan Grand Carnival Jubilee in Logansport
The Elks state meeting will be in Logansport Indiana on June 17 for the gathering and June 18 for the monument unveiling. June 16 to 21 the Logansport lodge hosts a Grand Carnival Jubilee with acclaimed attractions. Railroads cut round trip fare to one fare good for two days. Tickets on sale June 16 through 21.
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The
Elks
Logansport
Ind
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