Lessons of Lee Life Reflects Courage and Duty
Osmond Times recalls Lee as a noble figure whose faith calms conflict and who, even in defeat, teaches duty to youth. The piece highlights his compassion under fire and calls him a royal spirit, comparing him to legendary knights and urging memory through virtue.
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Lee
Osmond Times
South
Hector
Launcelot
First National Bank
United States
National Bank
First National
Ashare
Sand and courage on Antietam march told by a sergeant
A Civil War reminiscence recalls five recruits near Antietam including a farmer's son who fears bolting. The sergeant helps one man Danforth gain nerve with repeated kicks until the unit faces heavy fire and orders to advance near a rebel captain. The tale ends with resolve to stand and a pledge to return to duty.
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Antietam
Lee
Danforth
Strange Freak of Nature Puzzles Texas Scientists
In El Pesco Texas a one year old child of a Mexican woman displays feline traits including curved claws sharp teeth and a bristling tail. The infant reportedly eats raw meat emits panther like cries and can move with strength surpassing a grown man. Local residents describe it as fierce and elusive and say it roams at night and acts mischievously when approached.
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Texas
el Pesco
A Curious Burial of Hilkingon Squire Hawley Near Doncaster
A peculiar burial described for Hilkingon known as Squire Hawley near Doncaster. He was interred in his garden with spurs whip and a stone coffin lowered by crane. His dog and horse remains were placed with him. The estate benefited Doncaster Catholics, with a groom as heir.
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Hilkingon
Squire Hawley
Doncaster
Fale Sears
Ali
Corry and Plumb in Reversed Congressional Plums
Titusville Sunday World notes a reversal of the usual pattern as Congressman Plumb chases political influence while Corry seeks a congressional plum. Stanley questions Africa knowledge and jokes that some American writers could enlighten him, if they knew more about Africa.
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Titusville Sunday World
Bo Corry
Stanley
Africa
America
Palite
Asis
Debunking Pennyroyal and Cotton Root in Women’s Remedies
An advertisement denounces Pennyroyal and Cotton Root as dangerous and praises a hot vapor Sitz bath like Dr Creesemand of Boston recommends as a safe external remedy for women. It cites a thirty year medical practice and promotes Madame Lubin's Remedy, $1, mailed from Mrs Kate Stocum, 229 Broadway New York.
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Dean Mapam
Sitz
J. R. Onersewanp
M. D
Madame Lubin
Kate Stocum
Broadway
New York
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