Civil War News Across Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky
Civil War items report a Romney forage train capture near Romney Virginia and parole of soldiers. Beauregard issues warnings to Charleston Savannah noncombatants while Union and Confederate actions unfold across Vicksburg Memphis Yazoo Pass and Nashville with raids captures and proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Grant
Chicago Times
Memphis
Tenn
Happauannock
Vicksburg
Beauregard
Charleston
Savannah
Nashville, Tenn
G. W. Donegan
W. N. Calhoun
State Penitentiary
J. A. Garty
T. T. Tabb
Chattanooga
Frankfort
Yazoo Pass
Coldwater
Miss
Rood
First
Indiana
Hopefield
Ark
Hurlbut
Daily Constitution
Keokuk
Emily Fisher
Castle Island
Bahama
Retribution
Liverpool
England
Lincoln
House of Representatives
Golden Hagle
Olive Lane
Alabama
Freeborn
Dragon
Rappahannock River
Virginia
Fort Lowry
South Union
Shakertown
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
United States
Kentucky
F. M. Cornyn
Tenth
Missouri Cavalry
Florence
Tuscumbia
Ala
Gatesville
Moonlake
Burbridge
Greenville
Furgeson
Morgan
Athens
New York
Plaquemine
Rosedale
Confederaes
Leroy Cluke
Winchester
Mount Sterling
Straw Hill
Hazel Green
Brown
Georgia
Abrahamic Blessings and Riches in Faith Study
A KLYN ABERNACLE Bible study discusses how wealth and blessing divide earthly and heavenly promises. It contrasts Abraham and Lot, explains saints as New Creatures in Christ, and stresses Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.
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Abraham
Terah
Sarah
Canaan
Job
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lot
Llaran
Sodom
1913 Civil War anniversaries and world events noted
The year 1913 marks the 50th anniversaries of Gettysburg, Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Chancellorsville with a July battlefield observance. The 100th anniversary of Britain’s war with the United States, Lake Erie celebration, 400th anniversary Balboa’s Pacific discovery on Sept 25, and Argentina’s 1813 independence are highlighted along with births of Wagner and Bessemer in 1818.
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Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Chancellorsville
England
Lake Erie
Pacific Ocean
Balboa
Parama Canal
Argentina
Spain
Richard Wagner
Henry Bessemer
Bare Feet as a Cure All Advocated by Prof Richards
Prof. K. Jefferson Richards of Boston promotes going barefoot year round as a remedy for human ailments. He urges abandoning shoes in all weather and seasons, saying feet should not be pinched or distorted by footwear and that sandals may suffice if needed.
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K. Jefferson Richards
Boston
Profits From Ads Highlighted By Denver Banquet
Dr H Wood Avery recounts a story at an advertising banquet in Denver about a young actress who lost pearls and found them after placing a lost and found ad. He notes how advertising can recover items and demonstrates its powerful allure.
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Denver
H. Wood Avery
Daily Heavenly Manna promotional tract and autograph book
An advertisement for Daily Heavenly Manna offering scripture texts for every day, a charitable purpose claim, and an autograph birthday record book with sections for Birth Records Marriage Records and Death Records. It promotes a 35 cent price and $1 postpaid option, from Bible and Tract Society at 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gelderland Teacher Attacked Over Mushroom Lesson
A Gelderland schoolteacher was violently attacked by parents upset after he gave their children edible mushrooms during a fungi lesson. The incident followed a protest where the parents said they could provide food for their children and did not want the mushrooms.
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Gelderland
Holland
New Window Device Reduces Sash Weights in Homes
The construction of houses uses automatic devices replacing sash weights, a change said to greatly simplify and economize finishing work.
Garden Where Once Was Lake
In the Lake of Harlem once a 70 mile square water basin, where William of Orange’s fleet fought the Spaniards and relieved Leyden, today lies prosperous farms market gardens and nurseries. Water removal was accomplished by large pumping engines.
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Harlem
William of Orange
Leyden
Holland
Courage and Truths Quote by Sir Walter Scott
A brief quotation from Sir Walter Scott on courage and truth linking virtue to honesty. The line asserts that without courage there is no truth and without truth no other virtue.
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Sir Walter Scott
Idle wisdom and small boy musings in a column mix
A collage of tiny vignettes and quips from papers like the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Philadelphia Ledger. A child reads leaves as wind and a boy recalls a doll named Jim while hints on garment scraps offer thrift advice.
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Bruce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
United Mares
Justus McKinstry
United States Army
United States Bank
Senate
Charles Carroll Hicks
Fifth
Ilinois
National Bank
Klyn Abernacle Bible
County News
Sullivan Union
The
Terre Haute
Soth
Terre Saute Star
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Star
Congress
W Wilson
Jim Crow
Dav
Elder Perry
Gwendolyn
Sullivan, Ind
Theatre Vaute Star
Post Office
Heavenly Manna
Hitee Pook
Nue
Ds Hind
Chiaians
Nnet
Siz
Tor
U.S
Indianapolis News
the Sullivan Union
Will Solar
E. A. Billman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Little Burney
Jim
Jimmy
Philadelphia Ledger
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