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Marshall Messenger

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1869

Page

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The Difference, Man and Woman in a Comic Scene

A bashful lover trips over a coat tail as a young lady teases him. He ends up in a chair amid laughter while she hunts for a lost handkerchief and finally pulls free a shirt collar, pantomiming a comic rescue of the dry goods.

Emily Mr. Camphule Jack Montgomery Alan Portland Widows’ Wood Society Moore Paris Manchester N.H Torre Maurc Beston Yrouth Giles

Just Before the Battle Johnny Returns to Mother

A fragmentary verse from Punch reflects a distressed son asking his mother about his illness and avoiding battle. The poem juxtaposes a desire for tea and marriage with the horrors of cannons and war, ending with the son’s flight before combat.

Johnny

Bashful Jack Tries Love and Falls in the Parlor

A comic tale of Damphule nicknamed Jack, famed for bashfulness and a “great actions” pose, who attempts courtship with Miss Emily. He nervously visits, ends up entering a dark parlor, slips on a tailor’s extra toe and sustains a pile of clothing and leg injuries as the scene ends with his awkward recovery.

Damphule Jack Emily Miss Emily Misa Emily Chanceon

Grant as a Financier: A Washington House Sale

An 1860s column recounts Grant selling his Washington house to Sayles Bowen for 40000, Bowen’s later postmaster's bid, Sherman’s competitors, and Bowen's reluctant relief amid political pressure, implying questionable handling of a public trust and favoritism toward allies.

Grant Washington Sayles J. Bowen Bowen Gen. Sherman United States Sherman Robers Eurth Mieas Perhapp Todas Argus

Insulting the Dead in Arlington Controversy

The Chicago Times cites Gen. Logan and Adjutant General Collins defending ruffianism that blocked Confederate graves at Arlington. It labels Grand Army of the Republic leaders as professional place seekers, politicizing memorial ceremonies and tying decoration to partisan aims rather than honoring fallen Union soldiers. The piece argues ceremonies should honor memory, not attack opposing views, and condemns attempts to mix political controversy with memorial acts.

John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic William T. Collins Arlington Grand Army Republo Republican Chicago Motes Collins Logan Messrs Loan Anna Dickinson Union Lozan Colling

Forty Years Ago In Connecticut Life And Trade

A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts life forty years past with present times noting fewer merchants, debtors jailed rarely, women learning music, dancing and Bible reading, a loom replacing the piano, and workers awaiting pay. It references politicians and farmers, hinting at a Connecticut legislative context.

Heedhorn

The Baby's Shirt Wedding Tale and Oddities

A long humorous narrative recalls a baby's missing shirt on the day of a wedding as a family frantically searches then laughs at the mistaken tumbler spill. The piece threads in comic anecdotes about marriages, charming locals, and wry moral quips from a 19th century setting.

Strawberry Shortcake Recipe and Cures for Corns

A fragmented 19th century domestic note offers a strawberry shortcake recipe. It describes mixing flour with baking powder and ripe sugar, baking a one inch thick cake, mashing a quart of strawberries with sugar, adding a teacup of cream, and layering the berries between cake halves while warm. It also mentions a folk remedy for corns, heating the skin until the corn pops.

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