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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1898

Page

7

Chickamauga Park Remembrance and Civil War Echoes

The Chickamauga battlefield near Chattanooga stands as a national military park where Union and Confederate forces clashed in September and November 1863. The piece recalls Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge and the decisive look to ensure victory for Grant and Sherman, linking past bloodshed to modern memory and the Maine’s anniversary.

Chickamauga Park Army Mobiliza ‘Tion Spain Gettynburg Chattanooga Hosecrana Lookout Mountain Chickamauga Rossville Risecrans Army of the Cumberland Grant Ohio Bragg Rosecrans Mississippi Sherman Thomas Longatrdet Burnside Knoxville Missionary Tiidge Bissionary Joe Thermopylae Allence Hooker Missionary Ridge Bluecoata Idee

Private Howes Pay And The Sewing Machine Inventor

During the Civil War a Bridgeport meeting saw Elias Howe, inventor of the sewing machine, offer to enlist as a private but due to infirmity served as postmaster and expressman for the 17th Connecticut. Years of wartime pay shortages left soldiers anxious as they awaited overdue wages and interviews with paymasters in Washington.

Bridgeport Conn Elias Howe Howe Baltimore Connecticut Washington 17Th Connecticut

Tommy Tunkers Tears War Draft Tale

A mother tells Tommy Tucker he must be twelve years older to go to war, prompting him to cry in the barn over a wooden sword and the idea of enlistment. The piece also satirizes mail weighing practices, noting government quadriennial weighings, district divisions, and penalties for padding, with contracts tied to weight and per mile wear.

Tommy Tunker Tommy Tucker Tommy Malia

Irregularity in Women’s Cycles Discussed in Health Ad

A health advertisement speaks of menstruation irregularity as a basis for many diseases and urges prompt regularity after a menstrual flow begins. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a regulator and includes a testimonial about fatigue, side and back pain, and irregular menses affecting a girl who left school.

Lydia FE. Pinkham Mra

What is Your Trade and Pile Cure Endorsement

A letter from Circleville notary public and jeweler A F Calhoun discusses occupation linked ailments and praises Pyramid Pile Cure. He claims after two applications piles disappeared and no symptoms since. Pyramid Cure sold 50 cents per package with 25 cent pills, claimed safe, non addictive, and widely endorsed by cured individuals.

Notary Public Circleville Pyramid Co Marshall Mich Pilex

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Superior Digestive Cure

Advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best and most effective cure for all indigestion forms. It praises tablet form for longevity and pocket portability, notes pleasant taste, and asserts rapid digestion reducing fermentation and toxin buildup, claiming clearer complexion and firmer flesh as outcomes.

Stuart Ee Stuart Sae Stuart

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