Collision of Valor in the Shenandoah Defense
Lieutenant DeHavers holds Battery Q against repeated Union charges in the Shenandoah valley. He and ten remaining Confederates endure brutal fighting, then a heroic retreat refusal as he falls mortally wounded shielding the flag, his final tribute from a grateful Union general referencing his brother in arms.
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DeHavres
Cumberlands
Shenandoah
Michael Angelo
Shakespeare
DeHavers
Heaven
de Havres
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Gay
George
Lieut. DeHavers
Mixed humor and jests from a bygone era
A collage of jokes and quips about language slips, social scenes, and public speaking. The items feature puns about stinging bees, funerals, elocution drills, broken finances, domestic gags, travel banter, and editorials satirizing daily newspaper life.
Gettysburg echoes in high school farewell tribute
The piece blends Meade's moonlit Gettysburg moment with a 1915 senior class reflection. It recalls the Union victory, West Point training, and asks if four years of study prepared graduates to meet future challenges, ending with pride in their education and resolve.
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West Point
Lee
Sullivan
Meade
Campbell
Conductor Dismisses Winking Confusion on Car Trip
A tank spinster passenger complains of a man winking at her from the opposite seat. The car official explains the man is trying to keep his eye toward her shut, implying a misunderstanding during the journey.
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Tommy
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