The Blue and the Gray and a Soldier Poet
By Elmo Scott Watson two men and two poems frame a Memorial Day tale. Theodore O Hara, born 1820 in Kentucky, wrote The Bivouac of the Dead and served as a Civil War officer before burial in Frankfort. Francis Miles Finch gained fame for The Blue and the Gray, helping heal a nation through verse and memory.
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Kane O’hara
Danville
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Theodore O'Hara
Mexico
Frankfort
Major O'Hara
O'Hara
Columbus
Alabama
Commonwealth Cemetery
Ladies’ Aid Society
New York
Miss
Francis Miles Finen
Ithaca
Finch
New York’ Court of Appeals
Cornell” University
America
Union
Francis Miles Finch
Atlantic Monthly
The Four Who Called Us The Four
A senior year group nicknamed The Four includes Tom Laura Anna and the narrator They share close ties during flying months and face teenage romances The sleigh ride accident tests loyalties and triggers Laura to kiss the narrator revealing hidden affections Anne remains with Tom while Laura and the narrator confess love The Four stay united in the end with a vow of friendship.
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Tom
Laura
Anna
Anne
Ike Tom
Yom
Sawyer's Hill
Bob
Quilt Pattern Sets for Perforation and Stamping
Grandmother Clark outlines choosing a patchwork or applique quilt design and offers three perforated pattern sets. The twelve patterns shown are printed on perforating band paper to be perforated with a pin, with full stamping and perforating instructions. package 31A priced at 15 cents, mailed postpaid from Home Craft Company, Department D, St Louis.
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St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
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