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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1895
Page
3
A fragmented verse memory laments the patriotism of Marathon and Lexington era heroes. It invokes wreaths, tears, and national gratitude as soldiers, brothers, and freemen are urged to keep faith with the flag and resist shared fate under a declining star.
A Civil War memory drama unfolds on a mountain resort piazza. Two maimed veterans, the colonel and the major, recall battles at Gettysburg and Fredericks, clash over old wounds, and confront a letter about Dennison. The colonel discovers Dennison lies buried nearby, asks forgiveness, and the two men depart arm in arm, united in respect at last.
In a Pennsylvania valley a boy gathers cherries while awaiting letters from the elder at the front. Deacon Nelson and neighbors fear bad news until a letter arrives reporting a victory and the elder’s injury not serious. The scene ends with a churchyard Decoration Day memory and a young man’s safe return.
The Manchester Geological Society president notes coal cutting remains unchanged for a century with no working collers in the district. He analyzes motive power options steam impractical. compressed air praised for safety cooling and ventilation though transmission losses persist. Electrical systems risk higher dirt and danger, a new hybrid mechanism is hinted at though details remain unclear.
A memorial speech at Arlington laments the 13000 Emichere who died in tragic service. The speaker notes silence can be golden beside graves where life was more than words, calling death a poem and mourning the nation’s fallen patriot Wren. The remarks emphasize national mourning and the cost of sacrifice.
Fragmentary verse invokes the resting dead and the sacrifice of soldiers. The lines contemplate homage and the lingering impact of blood shed, with reverent imagery of graves and moral reflection. The text emphasizes enduring memory and the sacredness of those lost in conflict.
A period housekeeper must deploy multiple dusting tools to preserve faded upholstery, dull wood, and carved surfaces. The piece lists a dedicated duster set for furniture, separate dusters for marbles and pictures, chamois with oil for mahogany and oak, a soft brush for crevices, a whisk broom for upholstery and a cane duster used weekly, concluding with a reflective poem about memories evoking roses.
A fragmented remembrance honors Francis Howard Williams and the allied soldiers, noting devotion and sacrifice amid the turmoil. The passage reflects solemn tribute, urging reverence for the fallen and recognition of comrades who stood firm against fear and hardship.
A patriotic fragment from The News evokes flowers for the dead and a northern nation’s safety. It recalls soldiers’ vigor, sacrifice, and the duty of the living to honor their memory with renewed service. Clinton Lloyd urges continued faithfulness to preserve the grand results.
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