Memorial Day Reverie on Civil War End and Peace
The article recalls Civil War ending in 1865 with Lee's surrender and Johnston's capitulation, noting May dates, key battles, and the spread of Memorial Day as a national tribute. It honors women's mournful acts, Logan's 1868 proclamation, and the enduring aim of fraternal reconciliation through shared remembrance.
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Lee
Alabama
Georgia
West Point
Columbus
Macon
Tabadese
Oraidline
North Carolina
South Carolina
Jefferson Davis
Gen. Wilson
Invinsville
Joe Johnston
Kirby Smith
Mississippi
Guercia
Ata
New Orleans
Buckner
Osterhaus
Histor
South
John A. Logan
Graz
Republic
Sons of the Republic
Amar
Titoe
Tancor
Hood College Graduates Honor Miss McAdoo at Lafayette Tea
Society notes report Hood College senior Miss Mary McAdoo honored at a Lafayette Tea Room farewell dinner by the Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Attendees included Misses McAdoo Cronise Wachter Hagan Davis Doub Mobley and others. Ellwood Whitmore spoke as league president and corsages were given.
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Hood College
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Ellwood Whitmore
McAdoo
Mare McAdoo
Beatrice Cronise
Anna Wachter
Grace Hagan
Irlin Whiebill
Naomi Davis
Elmira Renn
Virginia Doub
Nellie Rickerds
Mary Ace Mobley
Evelyn Lutens
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G. Rupp
Marie Plans
Samuel J. Ransom
Elmead
Whitmore
Harry
Gerrit Peters
Dem
Henry Falk
James Doub
Trolt
R. Rusit Lewis
Fredence
Peters
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Eliabeth Lewis
Fragmented OCR Tangle Mentions Health and Feed Notes
Unclear OCR text references health themes and mentions sections about feeds, poetry hints, and a city area. It includes disjointed phrases like Philadelphia and references to meals, cards, and valves, with no coherent event or date. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a definite news item or outcome.
Letters to the Editor on Schoolboy Misconduct and Morality
The misspelled unruly letter laments a town scandal involving a schoolboy named David and a girl. It questions local morals, calls for action to bar girls, and debates respect and punishment, referencing a March event and endorsing religious guidance.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Columns
A fragmented reminiscence from the 2 News column dated May 30, 1810 recounts past local notes and names erratically. The readable parts mention Frederick topics and references to earlier events, though many words are garbled.
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Frederick Mems
2 News
Daily English Lesson Notes From U ss Aster
A compact English lesson note collection focusing on vocabulary and usage. The text references word forms and pronunciation hints as part of a teaching module with brief examples and guidance for learners.
Race Consciousness Puzzle and Scrambled Word Activity
A reader puzzle asks to spot at least four mistakes in a drawing and notes a scrambled word to unscramble. Points are awarded for each error found and for the unscrambled word, with guidance to compare answers on the next page. The text hints at grammar history etiquette drawing and wordplay.
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Foy Nea Service, Inc
New York Burlesque House Scene on the East Side
A vivid account of a New York East Side burlesque house with rough crowds, costuming, and varied performances. The piece notes dancers, dog acts, and show routines, detailing how acts adapt to the audience and occasional onstage improvisation amid the era’s backstage bustle.
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Today in History and Birthdays Context of notable dates
Fragmented notes list English scientists born in England and leaders like Grant with uncertain dates. Mentions Jean d Arc burned in 1431, Decoration Day established by General Logan, plus birthdays of William Reed and William Lawrence. Horoscope notes a day of importance and governance.
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Ied
Britain
Dent Grant
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New York
St. Lou Apes
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Fragmented Political Chalk Talk Amid Drug Store Debates
The text records a muddled political exchange with references to drug stores, civis stores, and tea rooms. It mentions Dr G A B Dunning and Dr Roward E Hand debating potency and policy while Secretary Stimson comments on a new editorial trend and the need to cease composing peacetime edits.
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Jada
Roward E. Hand
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