Libby’s Corned Beef Suggested For Family Meals
A promotional piece touts Libby’s Corned Beef as versatile and economical. It lists recipes such as canned corned beef on toast omelets and creamed corned beef, highlighting convenience, lack of waste, and quick preparation.
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Libby, McNeill & Libby
The Washtub Song in Hood's Shadow
The piece reflects on Thomas Hood and a imagined sad song about the washtub, noting Haly Task laundry soap and products like Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It mentions groceries, blues, and the long history of flowers at funerals from Greek and Roman traditions.
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Haly Taskaundry
The Bugle Song and Silent Sleep of War
A Baltimore American poem recalls Ed going to war to the bugle song. Soldiers march in blue uniforms as women weep and a soldier sleeps in dreamless sleep. The verse laments the toll of battle and the lingering sound of taps as memories echo across hills and plains.
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Hills Road Plains
Baltimore American
Daring Ride of Union Officer Sparks Confederate Cheers
General Wesley Merritt recalls a February dawn cavalry sortie to probe Lee's lines on the Rapidan. Ash rode bravely along the river, signaling success by waving his hat, prompting Confederate troops to halt fire and cheer in admiration.
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Wesley Merritt
Lee
Rapidan
Ash
They Died for Their Country and Our Duty to Remember
A reflective piece honors fallen soldiers and recalls the sacrifices they made for the nation. It contrasts wartime hardships with civilian comfort and urges readers to honor memorials and attend elections that shape government and future security. It asks readers to imagine families left behind and consider America’s fate without veterans’ sacrifices.
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Lfe
America
Bold Civil War Feat by Captain Ash at the Ford
Captain Ash led a small cavalry advance guard across a ford to reveal Confederate works without losses. He paused to salute the enemy then rode into Union lines, exposing full infantry strength and returning safely. The maneuver drew Confederate force and saved his men from heavy casualties.
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Ash
A Young Patriot Observes Veterans Parade
A boy and his mother watch veterans march past from a window. The scene honors old soldiers as battle flags wave proudly. The mother recalls a blue suit and a brother’s battlefield award, while feeling the sadness of memory.
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John
Althou
A Young Man Seeks Courage in War Time
A mother tells John how a brave soldier died for his country and encourages him to find his own way to serve. John admires veterans, dreams of heroism, saves a child from a street incident, and vanishes into the crowd, leaving a grateful mother hopeful he will serve the nation.
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United States
Papa
Georgia
Success Magazine
Sailing on in war and peace a hymn of resolve
A fragmentary verse set echoes of sea and battle with a reference to a Pilot in storm and a nation sailing through war. The text blends an American Civil War era hymn tone with lines attributed to James Whitcomb Riley and ends with a stray note about Sydney, New South Wales being distant from London.
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Republic
James. Whitcomb- Riley
Sydney
New South Wales
London
Munyon Paw Paw Pills Parade Free Sample Request
An advertisement touts Munyon's Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as a cure for constipation indigestion jaundice and related stomach and liver ailments. It offers free samples by mail from Munyon's Homeopathic Co. and cites optimistic testimonials.
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Munyon
Munyon's
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63D
Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
Doan’s Kidney Pills Promote A Evansville Woman’s Recovery
Mrs A P Hester of 614 Fourth Ave Evansville Indiana says five years of kidney trouble with swelling and pain ended after starting Doan’s Kidney Pills. She reports improved kidney secretions and eventual cure, urging readers to remember the name Doan’s. Also notes on flowers blooming in darkness by Dr Mackenzie at Temple University stating many plants including violet maple azalea and skunk cabbage bloom without light.
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A. P. Hester
Fourth Ave
Evansville
Ind
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Marion Mackenzie
Department of Biology
Temple University
Philadelphia
Botanical Garden
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Mackenzie
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