Shiloh Memorial Unveiling to Honor Confederacy
Plans for a October dedication of a Shiloh battlefield memorial honor the Confederacy with national turnout. The $50,000 monument by Frederick Hb bard uses Mt. Airy granite and depicts Victory yielding to Death, with Confederate soldiers framed by nine foot central figures. The United Daughters of the Confederacy lead the project, with Tennessee supplying the largest contribution.
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Shiloh
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederacy
Tennessie
Frederick ©. Hbbard
Chicago
Shiloh Memorial
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alto-Rellovo
Shiloh Monument
Hardin County
Gomelin Broyles Irwin
James W. Irwin
Savannah
Washington
D. C
U. D. GC
Gulfport
Miss
A. B. White
Paris
Tenn
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington Monument
National Cemetery
Taft
Shiloh Military Park
Mes
Pittsburg Landing
Tennessee River
Corinth
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Buell
Grant
Rare Peruvian Archeology Collection Acquired by Juilliard
A sought after collection from Ica Peru was purchased by Mr. A. J. Juilliard and donated to the American Museum. Curated by Manuel Montero over nine years, the items span desert burials south and west of Tea. Notable pieces include nine shawl like textiles with embroidery and birds motif, silver and copper metalwork, ear plugs, tweezers, shawl pins, plus women's weavings, looms, feather ornaments, slings, musical instruments, and pottery.
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Ica
Peru
A. J
American Museum
TILE DRAINING MEETS FAVOR
The Wisconsin Highway Commission outlines drainage fixes for springy roads. Deepened side ditches and a central tile underdrain with proper grading and backfill can markedly reduce surface and underground water, fixing sink holes and wet spots.
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Wisconsin Highway Commission
Must Rebuild Bridges In New York State
New York state plans rebuilding two thirds of Nedway bridges after their weight limit proves insufficient for eight tons. Damages from bridge failures totaled $1,000,000 in related lawsuits.
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New York State
Nedway
Opportunity Lost on Mudhole Route to Market
A farmer laments missing a day to deliver produce as the town road system remains a string of mudholes, causing lost profits and stalled shipments.
Limestone as Manure In Missouri Farming says Miller
M I Miller of the University of Missouri experiment station predicts ground limestone will be used as commonly as barnyard manure by farmers in Missouri. The statement reflects a cultural experiment and suggests broader soil management practices.
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Minny Missouri
M. I. Miller
Short Cultural Experiment Station
University of Missouri
Milket Burke Preaches as Worker Keeps Awake
A couple attends a sermon by Father Burke at St Patrick's Church. Mike admits he fell asleep during the service but explains he watches to judge if the priest is diligent. He later says he stays awake once the preacher proves himself, then relaxes.
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Jane
Father Burke
Mike
Tane
Ics
Everybody's Magazine
Didht See It in Car Signaled Stop Sparks Confusion
An excited Jushman riding in an open car signaled a conductor to stop at a corner. He jumped off into a excavation and, scrambling out, asked a nearby policeman if he saw the incident. The officer replied I did not and turned away.
The Expense in favor of peace at any price
Jered the pessimist challenges the idea with a hypothetical price. The piece notes how some people stay busy yet achieve little. The remarks suggest a debate on priorities and cost of peace.
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Shiloh National Military Park
Bate
Arkansas
Alabama
Albert Sidney Johnston
Breen Acres
Wilvelica
Anna Bland
Shiloh Battlefield
United Daughters of Confederacy
Celyytral Grolp
South America
Skinner MI
MFG. Fg.co
Omaha
U.S.A
Carom! Factory
America
Ersmiths Tee
Egies
Ee Williams
MFA
Anderson Co
Evergreen Ave
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Flaherty
Ghorst
Jered
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