Confederate Uniform and Flag Designer Marschall of Louisville
In Louisville, Nicola Marschall, artist and designer of the Confederate uniform and flag, recalls his 1861 designs after living in Marion Alabama and Verona Italy. He explains how a meeting with Mrs. Napoleon Lockett led to sketches that became the gray Confederate army uniform and its banner later adopted by the Confederacy. Marschall recounts his life from Prussia to America, his art career, Civil War service in Alabama and Virginia, and his long tenure in Louisville since 1878 in a Green and Fourth streets studio.
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Pheal
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Nicola Marschall
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Nicola Marshall
Marschall
Lonigville
Mr. Marshall
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Robert J. Lee
Joseph KH
Johnston
J. C. Breakinridge
William Preston
Bragg
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Gaines
Mobile Bay
Alabama Regiment of Engineers
Ilo
Col. Lockett
Mra
Polk
Vicksburg
Appomattox
Maj
Jabez Currie
J. M. Currie
Maj. Currie
Kentucky
Toninville
The Elder's Mistake at Prayer Meeting
In a prayer and conference gathering Deacon Smith, half asleep, was asked by Elder Jones to lead in prayer. He replied with a garbled phrase, revealing a comical misstep as the meeting continued under the elder's direction.
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Deacon Smith
Elder Jones
Inner Jerusalem portrays a city of contrasts and hazards
Modern Jerusalem is described through Mies Goodrich Freer as an odd blend of ancient sacrality and economic roughness. The piece notes language diversity among Arabs and Jews, widespread filth, abundant commerce, scarce water from Ain Karin, harsh winds and pests, hot winds, and a climate of perpetual sunshine. It mentions a population of about 60,000 with 40,000 Jews and a small English presence.
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Jerusalem
Mies Goodrich Freer
Ain Karin
Pat Murphy’s Ticket Maneuver at Greenock Station
An Irish traveler lands at Greenock and, unsure how to buy a ticket, follows a woman into the box office. The woman buys a Maryhill single. The Irishman hands over money and declares Patrick Murphy married, copying the motion to obtain a ticket.
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Ireland
Greenock
Glasgow
Maryhill
Pat
Patrick Murphy
Baby Rattlesnakes and Their Early Life
A concise explainer from Pearson's Magazine on rattlesnakes born in litters of seven to twelve from midsummer to early autumn. It notes independence from mothers at birth, immediate hunting and self defense, and visual traits including the tail button and venomous fangs.
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Pearson’s
Murray s Tron Mixture Ad and Social Hoax
An old trade card touts Murray s Tron Mixture as a spring tonic promising pure blood and relief from fatigue. The ad promotes Murray Drug Company of Columbia S C and includes a mocked telephone scene with a society woman dodging social engagements in a humorous aside.
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Toni
Murray
Emulsified Liniment Promised For Pain and Bruises
An advertisement touts a medicinal liniment claimed to ease rheumatism laments fulness and soreness in joints, bruises contusions and swelling. It offers a half pint for 20 cents with a money back guarantee from the Wale nla Drage Company.
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Klot
Walenla Drage Company
Anderson County to Tax Mortgages in County Listing
The Anderson County Board of Equalization formed a committee to audit mortgage records in the Clerk of Court office. All real estate and charter mortgages will be listed and mortgagors notified by circular letter to verify any payments for potential tax reductions. Col. H. A. Watkins assists as expert to supervise the effort.
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Col
H. A. Watkins
Naniat
Modern Medicine Comes With New Tablets, Says Walhalla Drug
The Walhalla Drug Company touts new chocolate coated liver tablets known as Supercodine and Rydale's Liver Tablet, claiming they outdo old time powders. They dismiss traditional powders as inferior and promise reliable, pleasant effects from the modern tablets. A trial is urged to prove their merits.
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Rydale
Ats
Walhalla Drug Company
Pocahontas Remains May Return For Exposition
Richmond April 17 Gen Fitzhugh Lee, Jamestown Exposition Company president, proposes disintering Pocahontas remains from an English grave to return them to Jamestown Island for burial during the exposition commemorating the island’s settlement. No insurmountable obstacle is believed.
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Richmond
Pocahontas
John Smith
Fitzhugh Leo
Jamestown Exposition Company
Thik Sonny
Jaraestonts Island
Yourn Honen
Island
Very Low Excursion Rates by Southern Railway
Very low excursion rates offered by Southern Railway to multiple destinations including Kansas City Missouri and Toronto Ontario for May and June 1905 events. Fares feature first class or one fare class plus small cent additions with varied sale dates and travel limits. Details advertise Pullman service and dining cars with agent contact in Charleston.
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Southern Railway
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Louis
Avbeville
BAIS
Toronto
International Sunday School Association
Mit
Hot Springs
Southern Hardware Jobbers
Lane
Wale
Savannah
Prototive Association of America
Or. W. Hunt
DP. A
Charleston
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Westminster, S. C
Modern Jerusalem
THY Murray Drug Company
Columbia
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Tate
Anderson County
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