Food and supply chaos in early Civil War camps described
The text notes Lincoln's May 3 1861 call for 42 000 volunteers and earlier 75 000 from states, the lack of a central supply system, and each state bearing daily rations. It describes ad hoc cannibalized meals, unqualified cooks, and the Union's later supply improvements aided by cannery demand and large purchases.
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Lincoln
War Department
Clark Kinnaird
Real Estate Transfers and Cancellations in Middletown
Real estate transfers list deeds from Homer Brate to Opal Brate and other party transfers across Middletown areas including Oak Ridge and Madison. Several cancellations show mortgages and loans from Security Trust and Middletown Federal with varied lot numbers and amounts.
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Homer Brate
Opal Brate
Richard Noe
al Rubin
Jermie Michael
George Oscar Michael
Miami Moor
Middletown
Arthur Elioponios
Paul Isbell
Oak Ridge
Sigel
Raymond Paullin
Madison
Peasttown
Fred Rickard
Germantown Lumber Co
Rickard Acres
Dana Dee Taylor
Athel Weddie
Union
Mary Anna Baumel
Dolores Haggard
West Chester
The Old Memory Game Those Were Good Old Days
HAL BOYLE recalls a bygone era with vivid vignettes of simple pleasures and social mores. He nostalgically contrasts youth chores, neighborhood quirks, and common purchases with modern life, inviting readers to remember when lamplighters and front porches defined community.
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New York
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Kenneth Billman
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Jack Stethem
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