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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
3
After the Shiloh battle William C. Phipps recalls meeting a man who became his “silent partner” in memory. Phipps, shirt torn and bloody, sought a replacement by foraging, approaching a log cutter who ignored him until a question about a shirt drew a response.
A rugged moment shows a man wrenching off his shirt and coat to swing an ax into a log. He mutters to himself about a former partner, then continues chopping and heads toward camp without hearing a final thanks.
A Civil War veteran recalls December 31, 1863, during the Battle of Stone River. Union lines broke at Stewart's Creek crossing on the Nashville Pike. Cavalry fought at close range as Confederates captured men and teams. Isaac H. Miller, driving a two horse wagon, seized a pistol, clubbed a Confederate rider with a musket, then remounted and drove away. The tale ends with Miller’s successful escape and no further incident.
Hubert Wallace warns that actions today shape the Afterman twenty years hence. Shun evil habits, train body and mind, and invest in self discipline to prevent a sickly body and feeble mind inherited by the future self. The piece urges forethought, restraint, and steady self-improvement.
Secretary Wilson elevates the muskrat as a major commercial asset. Distribution spans North America. fur uses include imitation furs, flesh deemed a palatable dish with strong markets in Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and western cities. Musk rat meat features in Delaware Maryland dinners and annual banquets. preparation follows extra boiling like groundhog.
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