Civil War roundup 1863 highlights and actions abroad
The narrative recounts Confederate and Union movements across Charleston, Vicksburg, Savannah, Brentwood, and Newport, with blockades, ship actions, and land engagements. It notes shortages in Savannah, Georgia, legislative actions in Georgia and Massachusetts, Florida burnings, and Union naval efforts under Farragut and DuPont, plus political shifts and prisoner exchanges.
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United States
Lancaster
Switzerland
Vicksburg
Wheeler
Forrest
Stuart
Strong
Brentwood
Tenn
Savannah
Brown
Georgia
DuPont
Hilton Head
S. C
Clara
Mobile
Peculiar Marriage Bible Study Teaches Bride of Christ Metaphor
ZESA ELYN abernacle Bible study discusses Genesis 24 58 to 67 as a divine symbol. Abraham types the Father, Isaac the Son, Eliezer the Spirit guiding the elect to join the Bride. Rebecca’s journey and acceptance illustrate faith, service, and future motherhood of nations under millennial blessing.
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Abraham
Sarah
Isaac
Eliezer
Nahor
Lord Jesus
Christ
Church
Rebecca
Faith
Wliezer
Adam
Lahal-roi
Perousia
Curious diner rules meals by thermometer scale
A lunchroom patron, described as a thermometer crank, tests every bite for temperature. He carries a velvet case thermometer and adjusts food and drink to a calculated ideal. He follows a scientist’s table of temperatures to harmonize meals with his system.
Between Friends in Harpers Bazar Thought Exchange
A brief verse from Harpers Bazar presents two souls sharing one thought in a playful dialogue between Young Bride and Jack and their friend. The exchange favors clever charm and wit in a light social vignette.
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Jack
Harper’s Bazar
Daily Heavenly Manna and Birth Dates Book Offer
A Brooklyn tract lists Daily Heavenly Manna as a popular daily scripture collection for spiritual nourishment. It promotes an autograph birthday record book with birth, marriage, and death records, a weekday calculator, and optional keepsake bindings. Price details and ordering information are provided.
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Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised For Skin Ailments
Nearly every skin disease yields quickly to Bucklen's Arnica Salve and it soothes burns and bruises. John Deye of Goldwin Michigan claims twelve years of skin ailment and $400 in doctors’ bills were cured. It costs 25 cents and is recommended by Joe K Smock & Son.
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Bucklen
John Deye
Goldwin
Mich
Joe K. Smock & Son
Esthetic Sense and Moral Taste in Hegelian Thought
The passage links deep esthetic sense to an unconscious moral sense that keeps people pure. It argues that when the moral sense perfects itself it becomes the esthetic Hegel, uniting beauty and ethical insight in a defining philosophical ideal.
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Hegel
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Quick Relief
This old advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming liver stimulation improved digestion and removal of poisons. It urges purchase for 25 cents at Joe K Smock Son.
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Dr. King
Joe K. Smock & Son
Two Paragraphs of Truth Quote by Chesterton
The fragment notes a Chesterton idea about women with a past and anger over a past not theirs. It contrasts birds of a feather with a notion about white feathers. The excerpt reflects Chesterton’s voice on social attitudes and memory, in a miscellany of men.
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G. K. Chesterton
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claim
An advertisement proclaims a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hali s Catarrh cure. The offer emphasizes the cure’s effectiveness and promises payment upon failure.
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Hali
Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles sale
Foley Kidney Pills reach individual cases with kidney or bladder trouble backache rheumatism uric acid poisoning or irregular painful kidney action They are strengthening tonic and curative and contain no habit forming drugs For sale by Joe K Smock Son.
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Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
The Neighbor Within Thoreau Quote
A reflection on inner guidance over foreign counsel urging self restraint and moral conduct. The author contrasts inner neighbor influence with seeking external advice for a seemingly easier path.
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Thoreau
Hall's Hallucinated Testimonials and Local Business Card
F. J. Cheney of Toledo is vouched for as honorable and financially able by local signatories over 15 years. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials, priced at 75 cents, and Hall's Family Pills for constipation are recommended by a National Bank of Commerce sponsor.
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F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
National Bank OF Commerce
Hall
Remembered Exchange on Shingles Use Timeline
A brief classroom reminiscence features a teacher asking Tommy about the origin of shingles in use and his reply noting his age between five and six when it began. The exchange reflects memory and aging perspectives in a New York Evening Post context.
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Tommy
New York Evening Post
Indiana Tightens Fishing and Hunting Rules in New Pamphlet
Indiana commissioner George W. Miles prepares a compilation of updated hunting and fishing laws. Prohibitions include licensing for hunting off premises, deer and waterfowl limits, quail seasons, netting rules, and restrictions on trapping, selling, and taking game. The pamphlet codifies open seasons, bag limits, gear restrictions, and protections for nests, ponds, and breeding grounds.
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Indiana
George W. Miles
Fisheries and Game
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Wabash River
Illinois
Public Health Notice Cites La Grippe Dangers and Remedies
A public notice states the law copies will be available in weeks and warns La Grippe can lead to pneumonia. Barnegat Postmaster R G Collins recalls severe coughing and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with stopping coughing spells.
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R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Commissioners' Allowances for March term 1913
The record lists allowances and expenses of Knox County Commissioners and staff for March 1913. It includes salaries for W. Burford, Paul Poynter, J. Webb, and others, along with numerous expenditures for supplies, coal, janitorial work, repairs, and public works projects across Knox County offices and institutions. It notes specific names such as William Hampton Turman Riggs Knotts and G. W. Gambill, with amounts totaling several hundred dollars.
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W. W. Raley
William L. Sisson
It. Davis
G. W. Gambill
R. Park
Same
R. Railsback
de Chaney & White
W. W. Howard
Treas
Wm. B. Burford
Frank Hiatt
Assessor
Paul Poynter
Surveyor
W. E. Burton
Sul. Tel. Co
Queen & Co
Eugene Deitzen Co
Chaney & White
O. G. Cruikshank
B. Burford
Pub
Knox Co. Or
Will A. Thompson
Ind. St. Sch
John H. Allen Co
Frank Harmon
A. N. L. Burton
H. H. Ruddell
Or Hamilton
T. B. Shaffer & Co
Glidden & Douthitt
Bradberry & Gambill
H. &. Dutton
M. W. Asrey
Springer & Carrithers
Fitch Dustdown Co
R. E. Hunt
J. M. Webb
C. A. Beasley
Mary J. Miller
J. H. Wrorh
Curry
Wm. M. Draper
Coal Ham
George Rabe
W. S. Bicknell
R. BE. Hunt
H. H
R. FE
Hunt
Kelley
Pris
Crims
Sam A. Brown
Robert Bardlay
Knox Co
Gilbert Gambill
J. W. Wolfe
H T. Hail Co
Dix Lumber Co
Douthitt
Stratton Harness Co
Thompson & Crawford
A Message to Railroad Men by E S Bacon
E S Bacon of Bath Maine warns railroad workers about kidney illness and credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring strength after years of ailment. The testimonial promotes the medicine and notes it is for sale by Joe K Smock and Son.
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E. S. Bacon
East St
Bath
Joe K. Smock & Son
What Name by Which a Boy Would Answer
A London Chronicle story recalls Canon Bardsley describing a woman who had her son baptized What to amuse future generations. The tale centers on a ludicrous given name intended to provoke replies of What.
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Havelock
L. M. Coxetter
Charleston
S. C
Mobile Register
Nassau
Dick Shoals
Chicora
Rutledge
Palmetto
Tucker
Petrel
Republic
Renaudin
Sullivan's Island
Ponchatoula
Clarke
Canon Bardsley
London Chronicle
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House of Commons
Alabama
Jacksonville
Fla
Rust
Fawcett
New York City
Ariel
Stettin
Bull's Bay
Robert Gay
Indianapolis
Norfolk
Davis
U. S. S. S. Hartford
Farragut
Warrenton
Massachusetts
Diana
Patterson
Coles Island
New York
National Engineers
Bull Run
London
Paugier
Sam Gary
Sibley
Fairchild
Second
Wisconsin
Belle Plain
Neck
Union
Rappahannock
Nettie
South Carolina
Port Royal
Poplar Hill Creek
First
Maryland
J. L. Williams
Sixth
Illinois Cavalry
Lewis Loomis
Somerville
Richardson
Williamsburg
Winger
Fifth Pennsylvania
Gilmore
Pegram
Somerset
Grant
McClernand
Thirteenth Corps
New Carthage
Ark
Point Pleasant
W. G. Chapman
Buffalo
Maine
Lincoln
Rome
George Crook
Carthese Tenn
Rice
Burnside
Department of the Ohio
Legislature
Virginia
Zeteral Assembly of
Zesa
Elyn
Rebecca Sreth Isaac
Tra
Terre Haute
the Sullivan Union
Sullivan Union
Postoffice
R. R. No
Board of County Commissioners
William Hampton
Turman & Riggs
Thomas A. Knotts
O. J. Steffy
Russ Campbell
G. W. Dickerson J. H. Scott
Eli B. Payne
Pat MecGugam
John Lund
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