Stonewall Jackson's Bold Front in Virginia May 1862
A detailed Confederate maneuvering narrative describes Stonewall Jackson eluding Union aims in the Shenandoah Valley. It covers his use of Ashby to misdirect Banks and Fremont, the Front Royal and Strasburg actions, and his rapid infantry strikes to threaten Washington while Banks’ forces face disruption and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Alay
James River
Gond
McClellan
Fredericksburg
Kappahumnock River
General McDowell
McClelan
Shenandoah Vale
Shenandoah Valley
North
Stonewall
Washinston
Potomac
Jackson
McDowell
Fremont
Banks
Richmend
Blue Ridge
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Potomac River
Washington
Dredericksburg
Staunton
Europe
Napoleon
Lynchburg
Turner Ashby
Shenandoah
Fraddock
Ashby
John Brows
West Point
Mexico
Sur
Jacoon
Stone
Federalines
Jewison
Strasberg
Simsburg
Bank
Front Royal
Manassas Plains
Kenly
Key
Buckton
Keply
Newtown
Middletown
Winchester
Underground river springs in Bahrain and distant sources
The article describes fresh water springs and underground rivers near Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, their routes from northern uplands, how divers reach the waters, and examples of submarine streams off Africa and South America. It notes theories of origin, irrigation uses, and the strength of some outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persian Gulf
Bahrein Island
Aralia
Ambig
el Natif
Dows Benetts
Babrein Island
Adam
Bahrein
Gulf
West Africa
Cape Verde
Rovuma
East Africa
Arca
Pacific
South America
Andes
New York Sun
Pope Gibbons as next Pontiff urged in Boston letter
A reader in Boston on April 23 1902 argues Cardinal Gibbons should be the next Pope. The letter praises his mind learning piety and leadership comparing him to Leo XIII and George Washington. It urges church leaders worldwide to consider him impartially and pray for God’s will in selecting the next Pontiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pops
Lorenzo Perosi
Giuseppe Farto
Venice
Gibbons
Corriganu
Cardinal Gibbons
Deo Valente
Cardinsal Gibbons
Pepa Leo
Cardidinal Gibbons
America
Saint Peter
Mortela
Papa Leo XIII
Popea
Carcsal Gibbons
Thia
St. Peter
Europe
Thas
Christ
Osrdinsl
Baltimore
Osrdinst Gibbons
George Washington
Washington
Solomon
David
Tombol
Jesus
Leo Kit
Paradise
Amon
Allealm
Boston
Common Sense and baptism debate split in public letters
Letters from readers debate Christian faith, baptism meanings, and tolls for worship. The author challenges an opposing view by citing Bible verses and Luther, arguing baptism by water is necessary and that true Christians resist tolls on Sundays. The piece defends baptism as a scriptural duty and denounces misleading statements by the peer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Sense
the News
Common
Jesus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Phil
Peter
Caid
Jno
Father
Heaven
Earth
Nicodemus
John
Martin Luther
Luther
Jesus Christ
Thore
Tas
Apostle
Jeans
Inc
Banat
Christlax
Tired Saleswomen Offer Cure Claims
A harsh portrait of women in large city retail work links fatigue to female diseases and touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. Included are testimonial letters from Mrs. Freeman and Miss Harris praising renewed energy and health, with the claim of widespread endorsement and free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mornh
Lydia E. Pham
Mas. Prrawam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jena Freeman
Pennsylvania Ave
Lima
Ohio
Lydia E. Piam
Wine of Cardus Promises Health to Women in Testimonial
Helena Blau of Milwaukee writes that Wine of Cardus cured her severe abdominal pain after a month of physician treatment failed. She says a few days' use brought improvement and two weeks of taking the remedy ended her suffering, calling it a life changing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Helena Blau
Seventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
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Stonewall’s
Brrokrrer
George L. Kilmer
Lombani
New York
LaRuishead
Anse
Veele Jerry Peebles
Chicago Tribune
Eiven
Tts
Booklovers’ Bulletin
Mev
Silliman Blagden
Eres
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine
Vany
Lyon
Franklin Typewriter
Semple
E. F. Bumpus
Washington, D.C. C
Howard
Frederick, Md
Cardui
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