Lincoln's Peace Terms and General Lee Reminiscences
The narrator recounts private reminiscences from Garrett about Lincoln's peace terms, Fortress Monroe, and Confederate leaders. He notes Lee's and Johnston's views on ending the war, Grant's defense of Lee against arrest rumors, and Lee's postwar role teaching and advising reconstructive rail work.
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LINCOLN
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mr. Garrett
South
Confederacy
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Fortress Monroe
Mr. Davis
Lincon
United States
Pence
Lee
Joe Johnston
Atlanta
Johnston
Gettysburg
Vickeburg
Davis
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Baltimore
Andy Johnson
Johnson
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same
Mr. Johnson
General Tee
General Grant
Washington
senser
Grant
Jotngon
Jolson
West Point
Grants
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White House
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Sun
Polar Bear and the Survivor
A polar bear in a Arctic scene declares it will hunt up another survivor for a feast. It finds a half-starved man on ice, warns him, then carries him home and eats him, while a moral about counsel is noted. A child at a party and a baby are briefly described.
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perhana
north pole
Prolonging Life and the Causes of Old Age
The article reviews Dr Caldwell’s view on aging, attributing senescence to calcium and other earthier deposits from oxidation and nutrition. It argues ossification rises after middle age, affecting organs and circulation, and urges diet moderation with low calcareous intake including fruit and light meats, plus preferred water quality to slow deposits.
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Bacon
W. Caldwell
Memphis Medical Monthly
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Lewis
Dr Caldwell Links Lute Phosphoric Acid to Slowing Aging
A fragment notes Dr Caldwell's view that dissolving lute phosphoric acid in water and drinking it thrice daily may raise solubility of earthy salts, aiding removal of substances tied to aging and its main physiological traits.
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Caldwell
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Fashionable Flowers: florist argues for natural beauty over fashion
Vick the florist rails against fashion in floral choice. He condemns expensive orchids as status symbols and urges appreciation of common beauties like the wild violet, hedge rose, and daisies, arguing that true elegance lies in natural variety rather than costly novelty.
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Vick
Chaucer
Norrick
Wordsworth
The Tramp's Little Feke Breakfast Query
A tramp prowls a kitchen at dawn asking for work and breakfast. Farmer Furrow questions his motive as the tramp jokes about appetite and breakfast plans while a humorous domestic scene unfolds.
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Farmer Furrow
New York Journal
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