Chamberlain Receives Surrender Flag of Lee at Appomattox
The article recalls Gen Joshua L Chamberlain of Portland Maine who earned fame at Gettysburg and later received the Confederate colors from a color bearer at Appomattox. His actions left a lasting reputation as a defender and medal of honor recipient and he became Maine governor and Bowdoin president.
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Gen, Chamberlain
The Hero of Petticoat Pass
An archaic tale set in Petticoat Pass recountsBoers and Mapotekia clashes amid baboon defense in a kloof near Leydenburg. Stoffel, a baboon led by intelligence and loyal to his benefactor, endures siege, saves a wounded ally, and returns home as battles rage, epitomizing cunning and loyalty in a perilous frontier conflict.
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Mother Pinews
Hin
Kloof
Stoffel
Abey
Petticoat Pass
Indiana Hero statue for Tippecanoe Monument
The plaster cast of William Henry Harrison by John H Mahoney of Indianapolis is completed and shipped to Vermont for granite copying by McDonnell & Sons. The eight foot figure will stand at the base of the Tippecanoe monument shaft, both shaft and statue to be Barre Vermont granite. The dedication is planned for November 7, the seventh anniversary of the battle.
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William Henry Harrison
John H. Mahoney
Vermont
McDonnell & Sons
Barre Vermont
Captain’s parade postponed for wife’s cannon day
In a humorous dispatch from the old days a captain is told to appear for inspection at ten, but the colonel delays the parade to honor his promise to let his wife wield the cannon today. The exchange ends with a lighthearted note about wedlock duties.
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Coloniel
Cutiura Cures Terrible Eczema Baby Face and Head
A Minnesota mother recalls her two month old daughter developing a face rash that worsened until sores covered the head. After trying remedies with no improvement, eczema was diagnosed. Using Cutcura remedies allegedly cleared the condition in two months, leaving the child fair and without signs of eczema. Apr 15 and May 20 07.
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H. Fi Bude
LeSueur
Minn
Fragmentary Quote From Abroad Impacts Local Trade
A clipped passage notes local business concerns as remarks about foreign visitors and tourism falter. The text hints that reduced American tourist flow abroad harms profits and expeditions tied to the golden sleeve, suggesting broader economic strain.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Averted Surgeries
Letters from Mrs. H. A. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Alvina Sperling of 154 Cleybourne Ave Chicago praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing female troubles without surgery. Williams says she avoided an operation after doctors recommended it. Sperling notes recovery from tumor and inflammation without operation after using the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Tydia E. Pinkham
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