The Battle of Cold Harbor and its Aftermath
A detailed, somber account of the Cold Harbor engagement with Longstreet and Jackson assaulting multiple times amid swamps and forests. It describes McClellan’s retreat, destruction of stores, night fighting, and the horrific toll on both sides, including cannons, trenches, and the brutal realities of a battlefield at night.
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The Battlefield Touches Every Man in Waiting
The narrator describes a soldier's perspective at dawn of battle. The front stretches across miles while white smoke and trees frame the fighting beyond. A man braces, trembles, and fights pride to endure until the first shot.
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Tribune Picture Offer Promises Four Gems for a Dime
Specimen illustrations tease a new picture set offered by The Tribune. For one coupon and one dime readers may receive four color gems titled Early Morning, Indian Summer, A Winter Scene, and The Country Brook. If the multichrome fails to impress, return for a medal.
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