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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1903

Page

6

The Chickamauga Campaign and Burnside at Knoxville

General Rosecrans and General Burnside join to push Bragg into Georgia after Chickamauga. Longstreet raids Knoxville with 72441 men, threatening Burnside and Tennessee valley. The clash shifts toward Chattanooga as Confederates attempt to cut Union lines and lure Federal forces from Knoxville. George J. Krismer

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Doctors and Patients In Retold Anecdotes From Bath

Dr Cheyne, a noted eighteenth century Bath physician, quipped with Beau Nash about patient adherence to prescriptions. Sir Richard Jebb, famed for blunt replies, advised an elderly digestion sufferer on safe foods, saying only simple rules apply and avoid the poker and the shells for digestion while permitting other items.

Cheyne Bath Beau Nash Nash Richard Jebb

Origin of the Greenroom Name in Elizabethan Theaters

A historical note explains that the Greenroom in Elizabethan theaters was originally the actors retiring room with green rushes on the floor. The green color was later used on walls and green baize replaced floor rushes, but the name remained.

Faith and Holiness in Christ’s Redemption Teachings

The passage urges believers to identify with Christ through His death and resurrection, die to the old self, and live in new divine nature. It stresses overcoming sin, yielding to God, and pursuing holiness with love, humility, watchfulness, and prayer, reminding that Christ’s blood redeems and guides righteous living.

Christ Paul Johan Galen Phil Col Isue

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