Nation Remembers Civil War Dead In National Cemeteries
The article recounts the Civil War era, noting Union and Confederate campaigns, the toll on families, and the enduring memory of fallen soldiers. It lists major national cemeteries in the North and South with known and unknown graves, including Gettysburg, Arlington, and Andersonville, and highlights the Grand Army of the Republic’s growth and decoration observances.
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Charleston
Yated Sumter
Union
Baltimore
North
Bumnpter
Washington
Lincoln
Hull
Virnla
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mia
Eissippi
South
Turtle
Southland
Cypress Hill
Einna Point
N. A
Gettysburg
Mound City
Woodlawn
Elmira
N. Y
Arlington
Chalemetts
Chattanooga
Lenn
Fredericksburg
Jefferson Trarracks
Little’ Rock
Ark
City Point
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia
Mourletta
Memphia
Tenn
Nashville
Poplar Grove
Richmond
Sallebury
N. G
Tone River
Tann
Wickubarz
Miss
Antietam
Winchester
Soule
Andersonville
Tete
Seligbury
N.C
Grand Army
Farrier’s Tale From Indianapolis Man Describes Grief
A passing farmer recounts a son lost in war and the vow to keep his grave green in Indianapolis. The veteran’s memory surfaces as he recalls delivery of the body, the long journey home, and the boy’s wish to be buried in town with a green grave.
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al Strats
Indianapolis
Devton
Tha
Riva
Chey
Jin
Ife
Whitcomb Ritey
Archimedes
Tnisz
Awan
Wheat supply caught up to demand, prices to rise
The article cites Charles A. Pulsbury of Minneapolis, a leading wheat buyer, arguing that world consumption already exceeds production and the United States will soon need to import wheat. Widespread forecasts of higher prices and potential benefits for producers are noted, with commentary from Wood Davis and St Paul Pioneer Press.
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Tre Theta
Arbrite
Tha
Thoreign
Bashel
Gharles A. Pulsbury
Minneapolia
Ithia
America
United States
Wood Davis
Arend
United Stats
St Paul
Davis
Millsbury
The boy who did not pity the violin
A visitor watches a piano lesson where a single boy, mocked for his singing, laments being unseen and considered tone deaf. The scene portrays a family’s neglect and the boy’s fragile self-worth as peers deride his efforts.
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Bitlis
Plano
Feark
Syrup of Figs and Health Promises in Broad Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative from California figs with medicinal plants to cleanse the system and relieve constipation. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetation Compound and a free “Guide to Health and Light” book, urging readers to mail two stamps to Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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California
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lydia
FK Minkham
Lydia E. Stakham
Birds and plumage ban urged by Brooklyn reformer
Oliva Thorne Miller, from her Brooklyn home, circulated 10 409 printed slips urging New York women to shun birds and plumage. Yet women reportedly continue wearing birds and wings as demand for ornamental outs grows, while other items promote remedies and curiosities, including Dr Bull's Worm Destroyers and household products.
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Bonnote
Oliva Thorne Miller
Brooklyn
New York
Dr. Piaras Favorite Prescription Promise
An 19th century patent medicine pitch touts Dr Piaras Favorite Prescription as a legitimate remedy for female disorders. It claims to cure uterine diseases and general weaknesses, improve digestion and sleep, and offers money-back satisfaction with a stated low price.
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Piaras
Green's August Flower Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
John H. Foster of Philadelphia reports his wife, once crippled by dyspepsia and unable to keep meals, was cured after taking two bottles of Green's August Flower. He says she can eat anything now and has no memory of prior illness despite many doctors' attempts.
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Green
Thomas
John, H
Foster
Brown Street
Philadelphia
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