Love Story of a Gray Jacket in Civil War Action
A Confederate era mission unfolds as Gen Dee briefs Capt Wayne who fights inside a captured hut. Wayne saves a Northern captive Edith Brennan amid a siege led by Major Brennan, while tensions rise with Jed Bungay and Edith’s resistance. Wayne defies orders to ensure safety, then returns to his post as the assault continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Wayne
Longstreet
Beret
Craig
Indy
Orses
Abroush
Myg
Warner
Jed Bungay
Red Lorrie
Maj. Brennan
S l
Wrhyne
Sheridan
Wiyne
Edith Brennan
Mad
Brennan
Gen Lee
Keith Brennan
Bungay
Miss Minor
Mrs. Ungay
Edith
Ayne
Dawn Assault at the House Fight Endures
Under dawn light, Captain Wayne and Brennan defend a house against a ferocious guerrilla assault. The attackers push front and rear as the interior is gutted by bullets, smoke, and brutal hand to hand combat. The women are protected on the stairs while the soldiers fend off the mob until rescue or escape becomes possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Wayne
Srennan
Mapes
Rarge
Hnes
Hollis
Carl
Eters
Hadley
der Fellers
Caton
Red Lowrie
Lowrie
Tare
Cella Minor
Maria
Mrs. Brennan
Craig
The Average Married Man Has About Pens at Nine
A brief item notes that the average married man possesses around nine pens. It presents a curious statistic without context, suggesting domestic or quirks of household writing implements.
Campaign Aims at Tuberculosis Decline Across Cities
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis notes stronger drops in death rates in cities like New York Boston Cleveland and Chicago and states such gains in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut outpace the national 18.7 percent decline from 1901 to 1910. It attributes progress to urban sanitation housing and the nationwide anti tuberculosis campaign and forecasts further falls as care provision grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Association
Looking Forward: Mother Plans For Future College Roles
A mother at a social gathering speaks of Marian taking a domestic science course at college along with music and regular studies. A guest remarks on her apparent youth for a parent of a college student, and the mother notes Marian is only eight months old but enjoys looking ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Indianapolis News
Not Serious Yet A Twist in a Biography Request
A literary quip frames a poplar author recounting an encounter with a man who wished to take her life in a figurative sense. The stranger asked for notes to write her biography, prompting astonishment and a wry response from the author.
Quiet Lives Spark Unexpected Love Flare-Up
A reflective note on how calm lives can endure surprises even in love, suggesting that quiet routines may still harbor emotional bumps and heated moments behind the surface.
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Arthur T. Williamson
IP LY Ache Cllurg &Co
LT Stationers
London
Aquar
William Sen
Alabastine Company
Grandville Road
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Desk
Water Street
Post
Postam. Cereal, Company
Battle Creek
Mich
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