Reflections on War Feud Ends in Proud Reunion
Two former enemies, Tom Bradshaw and Bob Hanson, long divided by Civil War loyalties, are brought back together by family ties as their grandchildren Mary and Charlie wed. A young soldier captain and a nurse mother, with one arm lost, symbolize reconciliation and enduring American patriotism in the Cuban water and Puerto Rican theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bradshaw
Rob Hanson
Tom
Bob
Bradshaw
Hanson
Gum
Ding
Bob Hanson
Five Forks
Mary Bradshaw
Leavenworth
Charlie Hanson
Mary
Nelle
Charlie
Inas
Nm Porta Rican
Veterans Attend to Boy and The Providence Debate
The scene shows old veterans moved to tears as they lift a child to her mother in a touching reunion. Capt Hanson's case sparks reflections on Providence and duty. Hanson defends his actions as reflex soldiering, while Tom cites Providence as guiding forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Tom
Captan Hanson
Bradshaw
Leavenworth
Hanson
Satan
Official Signatures Consume Inks and Pens
Report on government ink use notes Assistant Secretary Armstrong signing 6000 documents in one day and C F Adams, assistant register of the treasury, consuming heavy ink and breaking multiple pens while signing bonds and interest checks during busy periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Armstrong
C.F. Adame
Register of the Treasury
Government Orvice
Register Lyons
Mr. Adams
The Garden of Forgiveness and a Feathered Quadruped
A fragmented poem speaks of forgiveness and eternal peace in a dreamlike Garden of Forgiveness with soothing winds and quiet bliss. In a humor piece a classroom joke reveals a student’s clever misdirection about feathered quadrupeds and a feather bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Wallie Rowlands
Willie
Primitive Farming Utensils in Ancient Greece
In northern Greece many primitive agricultural tools remain in use such as plows like those shown here. In the age of Pericles the pole bent bow hayrack appeared in pioneer days, with hand made hoes and shovels heavy as American spades. During July 839 horses were slaughtered for food in Berlin.
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Eorthern
Greece
Paricles
America
Berlin
Florence Arno Scenes and Historic Sights through Spring
The Arno splits Florence into two halves with the Ponte Vecchio and Ponte alle Grazie linking medieval palaces to hillside towns. Spring brings roses and bustle as peasants, officers, and monks mingle along the broad quay while historic buildings host pensions and hidden passages. Florence’s courts, markets, and streets hum with life as the city shifts from royal capital to unified Italy, ending with a street scene near the Via Tornabuoni and the Florentine evening paper Fiera mosca Floramosca.
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Arno
Florence
San Minato
Fiegole
Ponte Alle Grazie
Ponte Vecchio
Italy
Tuscany
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Europe
Piazza Santa Maria Novella
The
Strozzi
Via Tornabuoni
Simple Simon Simmons and Other Tales of Bloom
A fragmented column recounts playful tales and local color from Bloom with characters like Simple Simon Simmons and Jim Burnsie. It shifts through odd anecdotes, village gossip, and humorous vignettes, ending with a brief note on leap year dating and a quip about New York cigar making.
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McCausland
Authors Publishing Company
Hun
Bertrand Shadwell
Chicago Post
Brary
Splin
Ite
Tornabuoni
Shere
Goldamith's Bridge
Fountain of Neptune
Simon Simmons
Humley
Simon Wu
Homer
Flahtech
Simon Simmona
Simon
State Street
Jim
Jim Burnsie
New York
Murmorin
Yorke
Marten
Nancy
Nurs
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