28 May 1914
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
1
Poem by Will Carleton honoring fallen soldiers. Refrains of covering the dead with garlands and flowers, prayers for the patriot dead, and tribute to those who gave their lives in service. Mentions parent, husband, brother, lover, and the nation’s duty.
A wartime tribute poem reflects on unsigned caps and honor tied to Co K as graves, badges, and a muster roll mark the dead. The speaker asks history to judge which unit truly faltered, asserting Not Co K, as daisies bloom above a fallen comrade.
A poem echoes national healing after conflict. It evokes Chattanooga, Mission Ridge, and the Potomac, praising fallen comrades and hope blooming anew as fields grow, birds sing, and freedom prospers. The piece frames war’s end as nature’s renewal and national prayer.
The essay notes wealthy figures like A J Drexel and other millionaires preaching publicly from gospel wagons in urban missions. It argues such uplift efforts reflect a democratic religious impulse shaping politics and economics as the age moves from elite spaces to the streets to engage with the masses.
An early 20th century letter from a New York City instructor promotes Allen's Foot-Bage antiseptic powder to ease foot friction and prevent corns and aching feet. The writer, signed K Sletwieda Hallamore, mentions use during long dancing sessions and recommends it to pupils.
Report describes a long confrontation between Jones and Brown in France with either pistols or swords. Both sides used safety tarors as the duel stretched beyond an hour in a tense confrontation.
A garbled paste of quotes and product mentions. It includes lines about a "Force of Habit" and a Philadelphia Ledger remark, an appeal to ask for Red Crane Ball Blue, and assorted ads for Dr Peery’s Vermifuge and Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Fragmented report cites varying brain weights of famous individuals. Mentions Tirgentoff 2012 g, Jel Webster 1518 g, Doctor Spitzka 1400 g, Ber Fillon 1525 g, and Walt Whitman 1282 g as comparisons to average brain. Text also advertises Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills and a stray ad about constip ation and indigestion.
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