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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas

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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1896

Page

2

Faith and duty in a long dark road remembered in verse

A fragmented reminiscence blends dialect narration and moral lessons about honoring the dead. It cites a Miss Nollie and Massa John, reflecting on loyalty and pay for honoring the departed, interwoven with odd product notes and household tips from various voices.

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Decoration Day at Carter Plantation Told by Old Tilda

In a Charleston area reminiscence, old Tilda recalls a Civil War era Decoration Day ritual. A mistress tends a soldier grave for fifteen years, seeks his kin, and preserves memory with prayers and family Bible findings revealing a hidden wife and child.

H. Luqueer Miss Jinney Caroliney Nida Jackson Tilda Carter Plantation Charleston Carter Place Thea Abe Wal Jos Las Minstis Jake Hades Ebery Jonnie Massah Carter Chile Masat John Massa

Two Holidays Guiding American Spirit Through Sacred Observances

The piece calls for harmony between Memorial and Independence Days with solemn services, thanksgiving, and music. It urges believers to merge reverence with joyous celebration, honoring forefathers and those who saved the nation, while stressing patriotism and the enduring fire of liberty.

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Memorial Day tribute to fallen soldiers by Brainerd Williamson

The poem honors fallen Union soldiers Le Renee Miles and Anthelia, praising their sacrifices for liberty. It calls for May flowers and the flag to honor their graves, urging renewed faith and pledge to flag and country, with citizens and heirs remembering and defending liberty.

le Renee Miles Anthelia Heaven Earth Brainerd Williamson Delphia

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