Forward to Death A German Regiment’s Stand at Fredericksburg
An 1882 account recounts Jal Yom Schack describing a winter assault at Fredericksburg. He recalls the Seventh New Hampshire and German recruits storming Marye’s Hill, suffering heavy losses in about twenty minutes, with 2000 killed and 1000 wounded in a brutal stone-wall fight.
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Stuinwehr
Jack Frost
Fredericksburg
Amcury
Hancock
Lee
Maree
Allak
Ealor
Warner
Seventh
New Hampshire
Seventh New Hampshire
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Prederickburg
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Leasi
Hancock's
Iynca
Regix
Gener
Verhays
Bri
Stenewil Lee
Cobb
Geercia Legion
Genersl Lee
Marre
Genseral
Longs
Sborss
Potomac
New York City
Fredericksbors
Irregular Incoherent Text About Product Fetch Sparks Debate
A garbled note discusses a product with claims of teen uptake and limited commercial success. It mentions Norm offer attempts and a P TO context, questioning affordability and potential profitability. The passage is unclear and contains typographical errors.
Stomach Deterioration Aided by Hostetlers Medicines
The text promotes Hostettera Stomach Letters as a remedy for rheumatic pains and related ailments. It claims the medicine removes inflammatory impurities, improves digestion and bowel function, supports bile secretion, and enhances kidney and bladder activity. It portrays the product as a long trusted, widely endorsed preventive tonic.
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Claimed
An advertisement touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia promising relief in 1 to 5 days. It boasts immediate disappearance of the disease and a strong first-use effect. The price is set at 75 cents and lists address at No. 33 North Market.
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Rottyd
Ac Wuamson
Uruggiat
Frederick
Korth Market &T
Tee Buffalo
Chas
N. Hauer
West Patrick ST
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE FROM GA FLEAFART HILU
County notes recount visits among local families in Valon Bridge Bruceville Pleasant Hill and Frederick city. Social calls include Eyler Fogle Clabaugh and Gertrude Bildebrand. wheat looks good. Young Men’s Literary Society held a program. Y P C E at Kemptown reports leadership elections. light news as residents focus on house and yard work.
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HILU
George Athbaugh
Laura Boetion
Janse Bostion
Gertrude Bildebrand
Guy Lynn
Valon Bridge
Mr. Myrely
Bruceviile
John Clabsagh
Pleasant Hill
Epent
Milteen Werking
Annon Boller
Frederick City
Nicle Lewis
A. B. Dupuy
Grace Poole
Ada Boyer
Gertrude Watking
Beniah Wolfe
Laura Lewis
Local Notes From Montgomery County and Vicinities
Rockville residents report Miss Mary Hyatt’s sudden death at Oak Hall and Miss Fryatt’s visits to Mrs. Wolfe. Dr. Gardner returns to provide dental work. Harria leaves Harria & Dadrow as Dudrow buys the stock. Easter cantata planned at the Christian Church. Rev Beall to preach at MW E church. District news from Germantown and Washington Grove include church sermons, auctions, garden notes, and local appointments.
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Ernest F. Harria
Harria
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Appeal
Old patent medicine advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to restore health, boost appetite, and purify the blood, claiming it builds strength and vigor. The copy emphasizes restorative powers and general well being.
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Hood
Grove Neighbors and New Homes Highlight Quiet Year
Mr Hebert B Gee returns from Washington after a pleasant visit. Cottagers Allen and daughter plan to occupy a Grove avenue cottage this month. The Grove store opens under Mr Pritchett. T B Benson completed a handsome Grove avenue cottage for Homer Harlan of Washington. Dr M D Peck president of the Grove paid a visit Friday with Mies Chenanit and a Friend from Fair View Seminary Saturday. Dr T G Leotherman has moved to the forty. Reduced rail fares to New York for Grant Monument dedication on April 27 offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Excur sion tickets valid April 26 to April 29 with special discounts for military and groups of twenty five or more traveling together from stations within 150 miles of New York. Parade described as the grandest military demonstration since the war with thousands of regulars and States' men in attendance.
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Washington Grove
J. L. Burns
House of Defegsies
Willem RB. Woodward
Grove Avenue
Gertrude Knight
Katte Gee
P. H. Hill
Kte
Hebert B. Gee
Washington
Mr. Allen
Grove
Pritchett
T. B. Benson
Oe Homer Harlan
M.D Peck
The
Mies Chenanit
Fair View Seminary
T. G. Leotherman
New York
Pennsyl- Yeuls
Grant
Penrsylvania Railroad Company
Sta Hine
Plasturg
Erie
Altoona
Willamsport
Vvetcrase
United States
Iipa
Dangers of the Grip and the Cure Sensation
An advertisement style summary notes La Grippe danger and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive and cure. It cites numerous testimonials from A L Pearce Frederick and others praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and Shiloh’s products for cures. It touts urine kidney relief and Clover Root Tea remedies with several local druggists named for sales.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
Frederick
W. N. Rudy
Bit. Airy
Nothing to Wear In The Oldest Fashion Poem
A fragmentary note traces a Philadelphia Inquirer April 23 1657 poem about fashion obsessions and shopping rituals. It follows Miss Flora McFilmsey of Madison Square and her Paris wardrobes trips with lingering praise for extravagant outfits and the era’s sartorial obsessions.
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Flora McFilmsey
Philadelphia Inquirer
Misa Fiore McWiiteey
Madison Square
Hiss
Paris
Mrs. Barris
Sinter
McFumsey
Pennsylvania Railroad Feeder Division Schedule Notice
Public notice announces timetable changes for the Feeder Division effective March 2. It lists Philadelphia to New York and Washington routes, with arrival times at Lancaster and beyond and specific departure times from Emmitt. The notice is brief and preserves the period newsroom tone.
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Lancaster
Philad
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