Gettysburg 1863 Pickett Charge Narrative From Gettysburg
Read recounts from Gen. H. J. Hunt and Gen. EP Alexander on the third day fight. The report details Pickett’s assault, artillery exchange, delays, and the Confederate retreat under heavy Union fire with Longstreet and Lee decisions guiding the doomed attack.
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Gettysburg
H. J. Hunt
EP. Alexander
Pickett
Stallows
Ewell
Cropa
Ell
Round Top
Criletery Hill
Teun
Longstreet
Iate
Will
P.m
Lee
Everal Man
Pettigrew
Dick Garnett
Long Street
Garnett
Ingeuch Ae
Igor
J Tank
Sfteen
Teen
Desperado William Perry Captured Near Fayetteville
A Little Rock correspondent recalls the Perry gang’s long vendetta era in Northwest Arkansas. The 1882 Fayetteville shootout left Deputy Sheriff Mounts and Marshal Patton dead, followed by Perry’s capture restoring order as townsfolk pursue ongoing justice against remaining outlaws.
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William Perry
Fayetteville
Ark
Loisville Courier Journal
Perry
Arkansas
Boston
Wwe
Borhood
Payettertity
Countey Kiowa
White River
DT Charart
Huteoling
Mounts
W. D. Patton
George
John 4
Tast Hamel
John Reed
Patcon
Reed
Jeorie
John
Marshal Patton
Patton
Impaonie
George Reed
Peagle
Rae
Sorry
Home Remedies and Medical Hints From Old Times
A rundown of household first aid tips and cures for common ailments. Instructions cover stopping bleeding, cooling and binding wounds, eye and ear foreign bodies, sprains, burns, and flame diseases. Includes remedies for fever, croup, and sore throats, with cautions on salves, dressings, and when to seek a doctor.
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Hamlin
Wizard Oil
Man and Wife in Early Domestic Guidance
Fragmentary note cites worries of husbands about wife roles and domestic competence. Mentions a Jornal of Kilute cation and uncertain terms, reflecting mid era advice writing on marriage and gender duties.
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Woo
The Desecration of Marriage and Morbid Sympathy
A New York Times and Ref press critique condemns the proposed marriage with Spies as a peak of morbid sympathy for criminals. It contrasts alleged female pity for condemned anarchists with calls to hang a bridegroom, arguing such sentiment upholds savage attitudes and mocks civilized justice.
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Hinself
United States
New York
Grounds for a Slander Suit
A brief, sharp quip on hair color as insult, noting strong dislike for chestnut hair. The remark references social disdain for labeling a pretty young woman as a chestnut belle and appears in a New Orleans Peyune source.
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New Orleans
Fragmented 19th century ad copy in Cleveland store scene
A garbled page notes a wife caught stealing dry goods in a Cleveland store and jumbles with product chatter about spring woolens, capes, and bonnets. It parades assorted fashion items, idioms, and terse health tips, interspersed with stray notices of a legal fee and medical quackery.
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M Railroad
Haell A. Speucetion
le Valentin
Lee Sir Price
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Pickens
Wilcox
Mr. Stevens
San Francisco
Montana
Pold
Chicago
Hostetter
Vinson
Carter
wall @s
Dave
Derais
Teel
Mallett & Co
Portlands
Maine
Caguaya
Uoswell, Hazard & Co
MacMathon
Anea
Lyon
Hisenpland
Biasenal
Asi Warie Aviv
Petatces
Lew Wailkoe
Constantines
Brown
Ron
Rae Tne
Firey
LOHS
Ioe A
Sant
Nin Bitters
Norma
NDIA
Pinkham’s
Isa
Uu Wea
Vierka
Flatcleroy
Alt
Cratiso
Lorenee Soto
Romach
Frank Hurd
Mackay
Prigk Bie
Wizard Oil Company
Benson
Ruedy
Meret
Tannell
Cushman
Arnica Oil
Jowes
DENG
Aur Rin
Loisette
H Avenue
W York
Thomason
Joseph Gillitts
PLC
Hore
Wabash Ave
Solders Ari
Uae
Tikiawo
Toe
Part
Wawa Freatiek
Peers
Ition
Eeers Leaalg Williams
Iso
Ry Megs
Mar Qrh
Eral Noid Humane Emedy Co
Lalngetier Home
STE Whey Enrol Ee
Mita Ee
Bader
Jen
Valentine Bros Jenn Lin
Soretts
Nape Fares
Seversa Ustunta
Dale
Sri
Marthe
Santa
Wampie Leerard Area
Imaye
Rte
Mtn Wal
W. Dunham
Costiline
Ewe, Mose
Grand Rapids
Severn
ADY
Prine Midium
Jonge Carre
Ratte
Mieke
Harrison
Painesville
Ohio
Procter & Gamble
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