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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

2

Water lift over Alps to move ships by two tubes

The Technical World Magazine describes a bold plan to raise loaded boats over the Alps using two hollow tubes of water to exchange lake waters and pass ships from Italy to Germany, creating a new world trade artery. It notes such feats could forge a mighty commerce stream between nations. The piece also reports on journalism education advances at Yale and Missouri, proposing four year courses linking journalism with law and engineering, including a dean from Missouri and a broad curriculum.

Alpe H.i. Hintfog Technical World Europe Alps Ue Und Element 8 Italy Germany Yale University of Miscouri Journalign Law Engineering Col Harvey Wiper Frehmen Boston Herald University University Teaunty

Remembrance of Civil War War Years and Peace

A veteran recalls campaigns under Sherman and Johnston, noting battles from Atlanta to Raleigh and the toll of war. He reflects on the unknown soldier, Mourfreesboro headstones, Fredericksburg, and the longing for peace while honoring the fallen and the cause of national unity.

Sherman Tenneevee Atlanta Nist Sherne Raleigh Leo Grant Schoteld Howie Lincoln Brent Kahnniilsch Eatoigh Richmond United States

The Old Rocking Chair on the White Porch

On Decoration Day, Mrs White resists Henry with calm bluntness over Eleanor's consent while memories and a rocking chair set the scene. Eleanor tends the verbenas as a veteran in uniform arrives with a confession of love and fear of battle and the looming sacrifice. The scene blends family duty, romance, and the toll of war on a southern porch.

Mrs. White Henry Sruce Lyon Eleanor Ant Blewnor Tor Lindy Anble Doe Melinda Ben Joe Cooper Grandmother White Elvanon Granny

War Bride and Cemetery Ghosts in a Porch Dream

A fragmented dramatic scene unfolds on a porch as a gravely wounded war era romance clashes with wedding plans. Grandmother White recalls Decoration Day as a procession passes, while Eleanor invites a neighbor named Henry to dinner.

National Art Gallery plans major expansion and relics move

A conference with National Art Gallery leaders including President Roosevelt and Secretary Walcott, plus advisory committees from the National Academy of Design and related societies, discussed disposition of ell e Hons items valued at 1.4 million dollars currently at the Walloun Gallery. They aim to clear the old building for a new national vault and hall, with a nearby Freeproection building donated by Mr. Pree Amer Team as the project nears completion.

National Art Gallery Roosevelt Walcott National Academy of Deskin Te Mine Arts Federation Mie National Sculpture Society Elle Hons Walloun Bente Pree Amer Eam

Strange fo sis and the new economy of virtue

The passage contrasts women's endurance with men's harshness in hardship. It argues women bear wealth and comfort with patience, while men respond with anger and harsh temper. It suggests a moral renunciation shows true strength in adversity.

Wuen

Simple life advice and sober takes from old writers

W K Vanderbilt Jr cites the simple life as a potential pleasant path. Henry J Byron notes plays are like cigars, good bring volume, bad fall flat. A Detroit man seeks divorce over a porous plaster dispute. Missouri men jailed for peonage show government focus on ending slavery. Reform measures and a New York policeman’s odd examples close the column.

Missouri

Fragmented Gettysburg verse evokes a rain of death on the field

A heavily garbled reminiscence attributed to Iewno Ruslind Pennypacker in York Evening Sun depicts Gettysburg without clear coherence. The narrator describes rain as blood drops, cavalry bugles, infantry rows, and battle smoke, recalling soldiers urged forward, wounds, and the fallen as the town endures a storm of war in somber, mournful imagery.

Ruslind Pennypacker York Evening Sun

Crown with Flowers for Soldiers Dead

A historic verse urges children to honor fallen soldiers by laying flowers on every soldier's grave. The poem invokes peaceful times after war and reminds readers of the duty to remember the brave dead.

Liabeth

Movement to decorate soldiers and wives graves expands nationwide

Commander Joseph R. Jarne of Cobdenpost Illinois urged the Grand Army of the Republic to begin a national effort to decorate the graves of wives mothers and sisters of old soldiers and soldiers alike. A Confederate veterans group plans a similar push so Memorial Day will honor those who stayed home as well as those who went to the field.

Joseph R. Jarne Cobdenpost Department of Ilinois

Setting the Time Yes

A Billvitte citizen laments love and marriage plans, claiming he will marry after hog-killin time and cotton-cranin season, noting the only country change is in the minds of the women. The quote reflects local speech and themes of postponed marriage and economic timing.

Billvitte Aganta

Ten Killed in A Trolley Crash Near Philadelphia

A May 26 trolley wreck on the Chestnut Hill branch of the Schuylkill Valley line near Thorp's Lane killed ten and injured about one hundred as crowded cars stalled on a steep grade. Motormen lost control while trying to escape, causing a chain collision as passengers frantically sought exits in darkness. Local residents rushed to aid the injured and temporary hospitals formed in nearby homes.

Philadelphia Rolley Nnrece Seuna Tneerah Chestnut Hill Schuylkill Valley Co Thorp's Lane

Priest felled by knife at close of mass in Salisbury

Rev. Joseph V. Lateley pastor of St. Joseph's German Catholic church was fatally wounded after mass when stabbed twice by parishioner Josep Sebuette who then wounded two bystanders Barbara Ginter and John Gates. Lateley survived long enough to direct care before a Salisbury jail stint. Also reported are three deaths in St Louis area from weather and electric incidents during games.

Salisbury Joseph V. Lateley Jastor St. Joseph's Josep Sebuette Barbara Ginter John Gates St. Louls Joseph J. Howard Glen Echo Club John R. Perry South End Park William Stephenson New O'Fallon Park

Church Blaze Destroys Alton Area Catholic Church

Alton area church St Michael near Beltrees was ruined by lightning on Sunday night. A separate report states a man was killed by lightning at Tolliver Brooke near Godfrey. Milwaukee court holds Western Union Telegraph Co. liable for a misdelivered message. Chicago plant of National Box Co. damaged by fire causing about 200000 dollars in damage and 6 million feet of lumber destroyed.

New Murfreesboro Tenn Fen R. R. Hayes Hayes Uni Chanceloraville Fredericksburg Thirnaide Leo Hurtiside Thomas Nitayibe Ffen Mathatte Howard Alton St. Michael's Catholic Church Beltrees Toller Brove Godfrey Milwaukee Wis Western Union Telegraph Co Chicago National Box Co Twenty-eighth Street Center Avenue

Plague Decree Opens Laguirs Trade to Americans

President Castro issues decree lifting plague restrictions after eight days without bubonic cases at Laguirs and opening reports to American and European traders starting Monday.

Caracas Castro Laguirs

Peruna Tablets and Liniment Advertising Fragments

A collage of historical testimonials tout Peruna products for catarrh and rheumatism. Claims include cure of long standing catarrh after Peruna use and a Oakland California woman’s quick recovery from rheumatic paralysis with Sloan’s Liniment. Also a light anecdote about a poet and a marriage letter.

Truth and Quality in a Laxative Claim

A patent medicine advertisement extols Syrup of Viga and Elixir of Senna as a trustworthy laxative. It asserts safety, natural action, and physician approval, urging buyers to purchase the genuine California Pig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.

California Pig Syrup Co

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