Antietam Battlefield Echoes in Western Maryland Visit
The article tours Antietam near Keedysville and Sharpsburg, detailing landmarks such as Burnside Bridge, Dunker Church, and Massachusetts monuments. It notes battlefield markers, cemetery views, and the rail routes, urging tourism while recounting the 1862 clash and Lincoln’s emancipation move.
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Cormeno
Antlellin
Gettysburg
Chickamiuge
Shitahs
Burnside
Antietam Creek
Shugguter
Duinker
Society of Germ Ian Brethren
Maryland
Ohoo
Anibare
Giee
Antietat
Antietam
Washington
Keelystille
Hagerstown
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Sharpsburg
Keetlysvill
Potomac
Harper's Werry
Keedysvile
New Hampshire
Vermont
Capland
Burnside Bridge
Sharpsturg
Keedysville Station
National Cemetery
Bloody Lane
Dunkers’ Chapel
Keedysville
Twelfth Corps
Piper
Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
An Uetain
Cagiley
Albert A. Pope
Thirty-fifth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Ferrero
Brigady
Ninth Army Corps
Cemtery
Lee
North
McClellan
Lincoln
Laughing Tales and Witty Snippets from Old Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and comic dialogue drawn from a Cleveland Leader montage. Characters include Hungry Higgins, Weary Walker, and Miss Tabasco, with quips on politics, courtship, and daily life. Newspapers tease with banter about professors, trains, and social foibles, preserving period tone and local flavor.
Pink Pills Restored Health of Holyoke Woman
Mrs. Mary Gagner of Holyoke Massachusetts recounts a dramatic recovery from dizziness and weakness after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for ailing debility. Six boxes restored her to full health allowing her to resume all duties. Pills make new blood and strengthen nerves. available from druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
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Witliards
Pink Pilla
Mary Gagner
South Summer Street
Holyoke
Mass
Tias Bo
Dr. Williams
Pala
Mrs. Gagner
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N. Y
The King's Gloved Hand in Paris Public Sight
In Paris King Edward was seen with his right hand gloved in public, not the left, sparking speculation. A writer notes gloves protect the hand and questions which hand bears more microbial contact, suggesting hygienic propriety as reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edward
Keepin
Lonrdor Chronicle
Seven Years of Suffering Ended by Doan’s Kidney Pills
Mrs Selina Jones of 200 Main St Ansonia Conn recounts seven years of back pain weakness and bed rest until Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved the kidney weakness pain headaches dizzy spells and languor within a week. She endorses the remedy and notes it is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Pinus
Selina Jones
Main St
Ansonia
Conn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Parental Solitude in Conversation Over Visitor
Maria asks about the young man coming to see Bessie. The response names him Wankinson and notes he seems all right. Bessie trusts him, saying he is in good circumstances and has undergone appendicitis surgery.
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Maria
Bessie
Wankinson
Fragmented 19th century ad copy and snippets
A collage of old advertisements and stray lines listing medicines names and rewards, misc. text includes Hall's Catarrh Cure sales pitch, Allen's Foot-Ease, pricing, testimonials, and partly legible notices about professors retiring and travel claims, all in a jumble of broken OCR phrases.
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Germain Baptist Drethven
Philadelphia
Thaker
Sixty-ninth
Seventy -First
Pennsylvania
Ball's Bhaff
Higgins
Walker
George Washington
Gunner
Starifux
Miss Newdust
Tabasco
Hod
Washington Star
Mr. Tee
Guyer
Hnk
Boarder
Gigi
Richa
Bridget
Mary Ann
Cleveland
Sandy
Edinboro
Andy
Boston Transcript
Herr Waggner
Balthmore
Flouristed
Eldzen
Washlington Star
Morton
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hte
Jenkinson
Peckham
Philadelphia Press
Kansas City
Tutler
Kory
Dime Museum
Ron-Fuaned
Columbus Dispatch
Houston Pont
Houston
Wall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Tommy Wrott
Allen
le Roy
Yale
Vwlxty
Fort “Wayans
New-York
Seattle
Pugat
Sound
Winslows
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