Marched to Death in a Civil War Memoir Fragment
The fragment recounts a march with exhausted troops and a dying comrade named Little Day. It contrasts strategic marching with human cost, and ends with the rallying cry Marched to Death. It also mentions General Hope Grant and a village school anecdote about early education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss
Geal
Pot
Bar
Joe Asia Mere
Dad
Nis
Rugget
Dante
Joe
Sir Hope Grant
Shaw
Imalum
Fletcher's Asth Aetorlia Versatile Child Star Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a child described as very versatile with quotes about versatility. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to anchor a full item.
State Police Hold Logan County Line
West Virginia state police brace for armored mob threats in Logan county as Company B from Mingo county joins Captain Brockus. After ambush fire near Sharples, defenders hold Blair Mountain with aid from Col. Arnold and additional companies. Recruitment to four-company strength planned to deter future rioting and deter lawlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
Mingo County
Kanawha
Hoone
Cayt
J. R. Brockus
Sumimand
Logan
Cogan
Blair
Sharples
Brockus
Blair Moustain
Overseas Service
Argonne
France
Blair Mountain
Col
Jackson Arnold
Capta
Norton
White
Ethal
Arnall
WII
Cel. Arnold
Sato
Keoowa
Acon
Beckley
Raleigh
Fayette
Greenbrier
Bummer
Monroe
Kanawhs and
Merceres
la Boose
Lincoln
Wrosing
Kann
United in faith Protestant unity across traditions
The article argues for uniting Protestant churches to amplify moral influence and spiritual power, citing German Lutheran and Calvinist fusion, Norwegian congregational practice, and the value of shared music and worship. It warns against sectarian harm from city rivalries and stresses unity from smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Germany
Church of Christ
United Church
England
Prussia
Frederick the Great
Frederick William
France
Frederick
Berlin
Martin Luther
Calvin
Europe
New York
Barnacles
Church Unity Movement
St. John the Divine
John Wesley
Knott
Cough
Norw
Sweden
Denmark
Armiorican
Fragmented children cry for Fletcher's remedy in note
An incoherent OCR fragment suggests a plea or mention of Fletcher's remedy with a childlike cry. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable bits hint at a consumer note or advertisement fragment, but no concrete event or action is clear.
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Fletcher
Overseas Veterans Firm
West Virginia
Tte
Volunteers Aid Company B
St. John Byer
Boston Herald
Hay & Straw
Alpha Ponton Capent
W. H. Knode
J. Y.blackford
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Staunton
Beari
Stavmans
Shepherdstown
Miss Loud
Mann
Charles Town
Old Reliable Marble and
Diehl & Bro
Charles Tews
Eggs and Poultry
Benj. Hartzell
M. C
E. D Suman
MO. H. Schoppert
The
Fancy Grocer
Ceater
Welshana
Main Street
Ptyies
Ps Ved Social
Carbon Mane
Maat Type Prinere Suseler
Kuatabo
International
Mills
Norristown
Eagfish Publishing Co
Evanston
Ilinois
Chacier
W.va P.O
Geo
M. Beltzhoover
M. Beltzhoover, Jr
G. P. Morison
Martinsburg
Bell
Aviva
Speciarment
E. Douglas Davis
North Potomas Street
Hagerstown
Roy S. Proctor
Near W. Va
S. M. Langford
Martinsburg, Wes1
Carl Owens
Harrison Schley General Insurance
Jefferson Security Bank
W. V
DR. Fahrney
Maryland
Diagnostician
H. C. Marten
Bartr
Nall
Horne
Iil
Wabe
Lamb
Res
Times
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