Daring Deeds in the Civil War Martial Valor Celebrated
An illustrated praise of Civil War heroism recounts legendary feats from Custer and Kilpatrick to Lytle and Forrest, praising the bravery of northern and southern regiments. It highlights notable charges, sieges, and personal sacrifices as exemplified by figures like Ames and Maine volunteers, with reference to Gettysburg, Chickamauga, and other pivotal battles.
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Carr
Antietam
Gettysburg
Shi- Joh
Chickamaugs
Nashville
Murfeesboro
Spartiin
Rhine
Napoleon
Meer
Custer
Hampton
Ivry
Orient
Forrest
Roland
Kearny
NePherson
A. P
Culp
Cleburne
Franklin
Chickamiuga
Nelson
Morgan
Tennessee
Lakes
Orsini
Earl van Dorn
Jif
Farnsworth
Round Top
Maine
Leo
Petersburg
Cottga
Pornsworth
Cemetery Ridge
Minnesota
Duryea
Gaines Mill
Manassas
Haglett
Gordon
Watr Oaks
Duryee
Michigan
McTherson
North Carollin
Pickett
Simon
Ewell
Snake
Charleston
Lor
Keenan
Chancellorsville
Stuart
Kilpatrick
Law
Hichmond
Lee
Willie Pogtama
Core
Allatoona Pass
Tam
Mullivan
Colonel Williams
Peters
Wnton Forte
Tennessey
Woullen
Morris
Brown
Yaxco
Mississippi
Winslow
Alabama
Memphis
Hig de' Hia Son
Herdlemettlee
Craven
Farragut
Tecumech
Ms Bloody Gravelotte
Mars la Tour
Baemous
Creck
Iron Brigade
Wis
Consin
Confederacy
Groug
McGowan
South Carolina
Kentucky
Old Guard
France
Orr
South Carolina Rifles
Dlans
South
Virginia
Maryland
Fiveth
Gregg and McGowan
Tron
Vermont Brigade
Green Mountain Boys
Vermonters
Roelmwut
Tompom
Anen
Peninsila
Kemper
Reco
America
Erin
New York
Ani
Madill
Chanwellorsville
Butt
Margo
Slocomb
New Orleans
Abell
Shiloh
Atlanta
Pennsylvania
Five Forks
West Massachusetts
New Jersey
Michigan Belgade
Sccre
New Hampshire
Antintam
Sali
Drefer
Willyness
Lou
Spotieylvania
Burnside
Peterstury
Dolore
Albof
Grong L. Kaen
I Wish I Could Be a Boy Again
Eugene Field recalls childhood days in a nostalgic poem recalling a simpler past. He reflects on friends places and joys long gone and ends with a wish to return to youth for happier times.
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Eugene Field
Fashion’s Fancies on Parental Duty and Child Rearing
A Pall Mall Gazette excerpt argues for grownup kindergarten style education in common sense and parental restraint. It contends parents shape children by example, urging mindful behavior to foster politeness truthfulness and beauty-mindedness, noting failures and a publisher’s failed venture after a line of illustrated work.
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Lowell
Pall Mall Gazette
Personal Criticism and the Weaker Side of Humanity
An essay contrasts candid friends with humanity's frailties, noting how truth can wound yet is a duty to speak. It explores loyalty, judgment, and the impact of frank critique on relationships and social perception. A separate sketch describes gold straw hats and floral trims, while a brief note recalls James Russell Lowell's first book's costly publication.
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Gays m
Tubami
Tyrowell
Healthful living and dress care in the old era
The article outlines cleanliness practices for fabrics and garments, plus healthful living rules. It mentions washing and drying methods, modest fashion details, and exercise routines to improve appearance and health. It includes advice on silk garments, petticoats, decollete hiding, and a basic neck and chest exercise.
Physical Culture and a Remedy for Present Day Ills
An old essay argues daily outdoor exercise and regular gymnastics aid health and respiration. It warns against overexertion and emphasizes gradual training, balanced nutrition, and avoiding heart strain while promoting light activity and proper posture. The illustration shows a lounging robe with lace and embroidery, reflecting period fitness attire.
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Tyne
Rational homemaking and self help urged for women and children
In this Home Decoration feature Jodic Ohiolet promotes self reliance and domestic improvement. It argues rational behavior for housewives to repair and decorate, teaches sewing for girls and tool handling for boys, and describes a child’s frock design as an example of practical craft.
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Housarolde
Daisy Reich
Noory
Thoved Dialogue Reveals Loyal Subject Accusation
In a terse exchange Thoved asks if a boy’s back marks prove he is loyal to Queen Victoria. Charles contends the evidence shows the father was a Wolfsman, noting the boy cannot lift his shirt without recalling the prints of Wales.
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Jim
Queen Victoria
Charles
Wales
Pittaburg Buligtin
General Railroad Timetable May 1894 Details
Timetable shows G R R of N J Lehigh and Susquehanna division routes from New York Philadelphia and surrounding areas. Lists departure times to Pittston Wilkes Barre Atlantic City New York Newark Elizabeth Mauch Chunk Allentown Easton Philadelphia and other points with through cars and express options. Tickets available at station agents.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Oloadlindas
Neratton
Pittston
Wilkes
Barro
Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
Coxpress
Mavon Chunk
Allentown
Betiin Heo
Eastom
Paladelphia
Philadelphia
Ocean Grove
The
A. m
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Vispientown
Sto
Bundy
Pottaville
Libarty Wirdet
North River
Ikl
Sonisy
Phili Lphia
Romig
Terinlgial Aayom
Tekots
Joweat
Tekot
Baldwin
Scranton to Philadelphia and New York by D and ROR lines
The notice lists train routes from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points. It mentions schedules via D and ROR lines with arrivals and departures around morning and evening, including connections to Wilkes Barre Pittston Hazleton White Haven and various branches. Names Wilbur and Nonnemacher appear as officials.
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James Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
Geant
Scranton
Pitteton
Wilkes Barre
L&w. Ri
Leavy Scranton
White Haven
Hazleton
Potteville
Beaver Meadow
Pottsville
E. & W. Ail Amovie Doe
Vie
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Ares
D.& Arras Am
Las mi
Dyta
Ion Ve Seranton
Tunkhantook
Towanda
Elmira
Thaca
Geneva
Intermndiate
Polite
Wee Seranton
Rochester
Buffalo
Niragara Falld
Detroit
Chiesro
All Polata
di Hoop
DL & Wo
Pittston Gant
SS Ac
Sap
Silamaves
Sivas
Pullman
Tn & Bf
Junetton
Wilkes
New Yat
Wilbur
Lee
Phila
A&w
Nonnemacher
South Bawlishem
Pas
Fragmentary Rail Schedule Notes From Northumberland Area
OCR reads as incomplete timetable notes listing Northumberland connections to Willamaport Harrisburg Baltimore and Washington with intermediate stations and times. Mentions Plymouth Lad Nanticogo Bi0mnd Aerh and a city ticket office L. Smith at Lackswatnd avenue and depot ticket office.
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Ithaes
Bath
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Hoomaburg
Dany
Willamaport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Wabbeington
Northumbehind
Lad
Nanticogo Ang
L. Smith
Lackswatnd Avenue
Trains Schedule Scranton to New York and Local Stops
Through trains run from Scranton to New York with intermediate Erie railroad stops at Aah and etc Honesdale and local points at 045 and 645 am in rain. An extra service departs Scranton for Lake Ariol at 610 pm and returns from the Lake at 26 am and 7.4 pm. Regular trains head to Wilkes Barre at 640 am and Wtlp mm.
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JRE
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New York
Erie Railroad
Aah & It
Honesdale
Fate
Aail
Lite Ariol
Lake
Wilkes-Barre
God
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Tura
Ashion
Judge Chollot
Piity
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Almont
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Gentral Railroad OF
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Carbondale
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Waymart
Hovosdito Ag
Ilbopom
Fir Albiny
Adirondacks
Wilkes-Harte
Bennon Station
Farbondals Uni
van Hart Ward Farview
Poe
Frain Montreal
I Elaware
Ures Ata
J Westers Railroa
Wave Scranton Ag Teike Ae
Eastern
Trenton
Washington and Way
Hanga Econ Tanta
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Bughamts
Lap Choang Bath
Trenavils
Corra
Aed
Burtelo
Southwes
Binghamton
North Bowne
Riva Bianchie
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On Nee
al Arriva
N.Y
Frankile
Talon
Sina
Ontario & Western
Anderson
Gen. i. Pass
Seranton
Fae
Scranton Tribune
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