Christmas Truce Across War Lines Echoes Past
A 1862 Christmas memory from Private Paxton on the Rappahannock shows Union and Confederate soldiers sharing coffee and tobacco, trading gifts, and singing as they bridge the river. The article recalls no man’s land truces in 1914 and asks if masses want war.
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John R. Paxton
Army of the Potomac
Falmouth
Maryland
Rappahannock
Robert E. Lee
Burnside
Fredericksburg
Paxton
Charles Carleton Coffin
Johnny
Yank
Bethlehem
Christ Child
Frank Moore
North and South
Petersburg
H. Clay Trumbull
Roger A. Pryor
Virginia
No Man's Land
Henry L. Cabuche
No Man’s Land
Army Corps
Cabuche
New Year Fashion Patterns Offer Easy Chic Sew-Your-Own Styles
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago presents three fashionable New Year outfits to make at home. Warns readers to have their versions ready for invitations, with patterns 1330 1397 and 1396 detailing fabric requirements and sizes 12 to 44. Barbara Bell patterns promise easy, stylish garments for festive, school, and family events.
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Milady
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Barbara Bell
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Long Bill Navy Tobacgo With the Able The Winds and Waves
The fragmentary text references navigators and quotes Marcus Aurelius about happiness. It mentions Gibson and a phrase about a happy life, with no clear event, date, or public figure to anchor a full news item.
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Gibson
Marcus Aurelius
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Elmo Scott Watson
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Harper and Brothers
The
Century Company
New Pattern Book
Long Bill Navy Tobagco