Final Blow at Atlanta by G L Rimmel
The narrative recounts Sherman's siege of Atlanta, the defense by Hood and Hardee, and the pivotal Jonesboro clash. It details Cleburne and Davis divisions, the regulars led by Kellogg, Estes and Estes’ brigades, and the Federal breakout that led to Atlanta’s fall on September 2. Major figures include Sherman, Hood, Hardee, Lee, Slocum, and Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Kilmer
Sherman
Atlanta
W. H. Slocum
At- Tanta
J. B. Hood
Fors
Hardee
J. Lee
Pat Cleburne
Cleburne
Chancellorsville
Tie
C. C. Howard
Howard
Filat River
Jonesboro
Cumberland
Pap” Thomas
Black Jack
Logan
Schofeld
Hood
Lee
Sloctny
Wowanl
Thomas
D. Lee
Bil
Geneeral Jeff. Davis
Davis
United States
Edie
Davis’ Corps
Ynally
Carson
Morgan
Eighteenth United States Infantry
L. M. Kellogg
Kellogg
Baliant Goldier
Clebirne
Beromd
Viece
Athuna
Sherynin
Estes
Edle
Edle'a
Pavent
Ohlo
Sallone
Cartin
Genernal Govan
Lewis and Granberry
Athinta
Tsve
Stark
Haredee
Leo
Mnes
Slocum
Washington
Bim
Lardee
George L. Rimmel
In His Tende Violinist Presses Family Dinner Request
A violinist invited to a family dinner finds that several relatives of his host demand music. He performs three times, then asks the host to demonstrate how he sells flour in the wheat pit and how to roll a barrel, in a humorous exchange.
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Bis
Monsieur
Food Law in France Guards Against Adulteration
Parisians can bring samples to the municipal laboratory for free analysis. If adulteration is proven, the city prosecutes the offender. Convicted violators face fines imprisonment and the display of a notice of conviction in their shop windows.
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France
Hidden ether link to Marconi dreams and a new telephony
A traveler in a 4 Pullman recalls meeting a man who claims to have advanced wireless theory echoing Marconi. The interviewee describes ether vibrations, a fourth dimension concept, and a personal, non wire based telephone system tested from Chicago to Calcutta with a receiver and transmitter. He plans further tests in Chicago and aims to publicly reveal his invention.
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Pullman
New York
Chicago
Marcoval
Marconi
Marcoul
Marvont
England
Bimn
St John's
Theo
Space
Marcon
Hiu
Aerosa
Starcunt
Elds
Earth
Jor
Venus
Mars
Zyadit
Callado
Calcutta
Josephine
Sun
Sirius
Hearts and Stories at The Place Apart
Pho Trenton plays matchmaker for Joanna and Howbridge in a summer at The Place Apart. He wants material for his new novel and their flirtation turns into a romance as Joanna tests Howbridge’s sincerity while he writes a story about their love. In the river ending, Joanna forgives and accepts him.
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Pho Trenton
Howbrideze
Jovona
Phi
Story Inn
Joanna
Phil
Howbridge
Miss Trenton
Fanny
Purson
Nowbridge
Oliver
Howbridg Trias
Fbil
Jounon
Oliver Howbridge
PITH AND POINT Old saying humor column
The Atchison Globe humor column reflects on common maxims with light departures. It riffs on remedies schoolroom teachers weather and marriage mishaps, noting rivalries in duels and the absurdity of doctors notching on death. It closes with a quip about mothers awaiting children’s bedtime to fetch clothes.
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Atchison Globe
Her Soft Side Cartoon Fragment with Granny Visit
A Punch cartoon shows a child pausing before Granny who visits to be considered carefully. The child asks which side of Granny is the soft side and seeks a bicycle as a reward for kindness. A Manao quote follows on pity and relief.
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Grandmother
Granny
Promising Customer Seeks Directory at Drug Store
A brisk well dressed man enters a corner drug store and asks proprietor Mr. Sawyer to consult the directory. He praises Senator Brown as a trusted contact and notes the store’s quality goods and postage stamps as potential needs.
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Sawyer
Senator Brown
Whiskered Captain and Critics Clash in Cartoon Parody
In a Punch panel, an artist seeks honest critique of a drawing while Mrs. Vernon Greene and Mrs. Smiffian Perle joke about whiskers. A separate quote notes tension over breaking a record with a captain promising either the record or the boiler must go, reflecting humorous wordplay and farce.
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Vernon Greene
Smiffian Perle
Boilet
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Relloug
Jonesdomo
Manao
R Bryant
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