Conflicts at Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Rally Confederate Forces
The Confederates press their advantage near Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville Virginia retaking defenses as Union troops under Hooker retreat. Vallandigham is arrested in Dayton while Port Hudson and Port casualties anchor a wider Civil War canvas with Sherman Grant and Porter operations shaping 1863 events.
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N. C
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John J. Pettus
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Alexandria
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Tupelo
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Tenn
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Neill S. Brown
Charleston
S. C
Canandaigua
Fourth Corps
National Army of the Potomac
Keyes
West Point
White House
Estes
Kilpatrick
Robert E. Lee
Harris Light Cavalry
Ilinois
Stoneman
Gloucester Point
Sherman
Grant
Vicksburg
Charleston Mercury
Jackson Appeal
Blythes
Blythe
Port Hudson
Second Indiana Cavalry
E. M. McCook
Stone River
Seam Lion
Havana
Colorado
Once a Year for Her
A party of tourists in an automobile stops at a mountain cabin to seek route information. An untidy white woman host watches as a young woman combs and styles her hair, then jokingly remarks she only combs hers once a year and it nearly kills her.
Mask or Civic Mystery at East Side Ball
A young woman and her escort in everyday clothes arrive at an East side hall where nightly balls occur. At the box office he asks about masks and civic attire, and the pair proceed inside as the mystery of the terms is hinted to be clarified.
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East Side
Mask
New York Post
Peculiar Underground Lung Fish Arrives From Gambia
The New York Museum of Natural History received a living underground lung fish from Gambia West Africa. A tunnel like opening in its block served as an air cell for the dormant fish.
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New York Museum of Natural History
Gambia
West Africa
They Say Two Can Live as Cheaply as One
The dialogue hints at shared finances and maintaining a separate car. The narrative moves from a personal plan to a broader calamity in Omaha overshadowed by Ohio floods. A local testimonial praises Foley's Honey and Tar for a severe cough and cold, via Joe K. Smock & Son.
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Ferdinand
Omaha
Ohio
LL. Pools
California St
Foley
Joe K. Smock & oSn
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Featured As Skin Remedy
J T Sossaman of News of Cornelius North Carolina reports one box helped a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve reduces inflammation soothes and heals for Burns bruises and boils. Only 25 cents recommended by Joe K Smock and Son druggists.
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Bucklen
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
Joe K. Smock & Son
Cultivating Friendship Through Lifelong Acquaintances
A quote from Samuel Johnson stresses that a man should continually form new acquaintances as he ages or risk loneliness. Advice emphasizes keeping friendship in constant repair and attention.
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Samuel Johnson
Women Work Broadly in U S Trades and Forest Jobs
Statistics show women engaged in every occupation needed for house building in the United States. Women plumbers gasfitters and even boilermakers are mentioned. In lumber regions women are said to perform many tasks including rafting and chopping wood.
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United States
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Healing for Kidney and Bladder
Mrs Cordelia Copeland of Ardeola Missouri reports kidney and bladder trouble for over a year cured after five bottles of Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the same cure for all users and notes sale by Joe K Smock and Son.
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Cordelia Copeland
Ardeola
Foley
Joe K. Smock & Son
Constipation Cured by New Life Pill Claims
Dr King presents New Life Pill as a prompt cure for constipation and bowel health. John Supsic of Sanbury Pa praises them for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. Price 26c. Recommended by Joe K Smock and Son druggists.
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King
John Supsic
Sanbury
Price
Joe K. Smock & Son
Dogosophy Hint on Hydrophobia and First Aid Tongs
The Chicago Record-Herald uses a quirky line about a dog with a bone in its throat as a metaphor for hydrophobia. It advises administering first aid with tongs.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Best Medicine for Colds from Marion Druggist
Marion Ohio druggist C Lower endorses Dr King s New Discovery as the best throat and lung medicine. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and notes it helps with colds bronchial throat and lung coughs. Keep a bottle on hand for all family members.
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C. Lower
Marion
Ohio
Dr. King
Leishman Defies Emperors in Affair With Duke of Croy
Ambassador Leishman announces his daughter Nancy will wed the Duke of Croy despite strong opposition from Emperor William and Emperor Francis Joseph. The match faces immense court opposition, potential ostracism for Nancy, and complex diplomatic risk for Leishman amid costly Dowry and estate pressures.
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William
Francis Joseph
Nancy Leishman
Berlin
Leishman
Nancy
Duke of Croy
Germany
Europe
Mr. Leishman
Isabel
Archduke Frederick
Potsdam
Vienna
Gasquet James
England
Henry Borwin
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Miss Leishman
Gladys Vanderbilt
Frederick
Westphalia
Isabelle
Croy Estates
Paris
Reception for British Ambassador Spring-Rice Opens in New York
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice arrived as Britain’s ambassador to the United States aboard the Carmania, met by American officials and Pilgrims Society members. He charmed passengers, declined comment on European affairs, and outlined a cautious early period in Washington. Born 1859, he is a fluent linguist with a long career in diplomacy, and he is Irish by descent.
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Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice
Colonel Roosevelt
New York
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring- Rice
Great Britain
United States
Carmania
D. G. Osborne
Washington
Cunard Pier
George Wilson
Pilgrims Society of
Ica
Courtenay Walter Bennett
David Campbell
Clark Kerr
Cecil Spring-Rice
Clark
Laconia
Seamen’s Charities
Cecil
Lord Monteagle
Charles Spring-Rice
Sir Cecil
Florence
Frank Lascelles
Berlin
Frank
London
Lord Lansdowne
King Howard
Mortimer Durand
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Ambassador Spring-Rice
Eton
Balliol
Oxford
War Office
Foreign Office
Earl Granville Precis
Earl Rosebery
Brusssels
Tokyo
Constantinoiple
Teheran
Persia
Stockholm
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Carow Indon
Am Ae
Few Grizzlies Now Left in California Report
California state records indicate grizzly bears are nearly extinct with only about six remaining in the Sierra region. The report notes 80,000 deer are fed in the state annually, 20,000 by mountain folk and rovers.
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Sacramento
Cal
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Sir Cecill Arthur Spring-Rice
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