The End of the Fourth at the Home
A narrator recounts a collapse in a children's home run by Miss Glendon. On the Fourth of July he confronts an internal failing, nearly loses control as the floor sinks at the charity home, and a crisis resolves with his keen composure saving lives and his relationship.
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Glendon
Miss Glendon
Misa Glendon
Massachusetts
First John Brown Song Sung by Wisconsin Private
Wisconsin Private in Company H recalls singing a 1859 1860 John Brown song with two verses preserved. He says abolition sentiment kept it from wide popularity while noting the tune and related lines about John Brown’s death and marching soul. He disputes James Howard Jenkins origin claims and cites corruption of verses common to regimental songs.
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Wisconsin
Chicago Tribune
John Brown
James Howard Jenkins
B. R. Reed
Wisconsin Infantry
Marchton
Jenkins
Before He Was Plenty
A fragment recalls a candid moment about aging and a family memory. The speaker, Henry, mistakes talk of youthfulness for a chuckle about growing old as they joke about Fourth of July watermelon cooling in a tub of pump water.
Trade marks and patent medicines court actions reviewed
Court actions uphold trade mark rights in FOOT-EASE and related products. Reports detail cases against Dr Clark and imitators, confirming liability for misleading advertising and similar suits pending against others in the country.
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Berwien
Olmsted
Ia Ros
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