War Era Tales and Civil War Regimental Feats Narrated
A reflective reminiscence covers Civil War experiences and regimental histories. It recounts mutiny talk, command changes, and the Army of the Potomac’s loyalty to the Union, plus battles at Stones River Mission Ridge and Murfreesboro. It notes regimental legends and Hannibal Hamlin’s early guard duty at Fort McClery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Hamlin
Alabama
New England
Morse
Coast Guards
Troi Bangor
Fort. McClery
Kittery Point
Hannibal Hanlin
Fort Constitution
Leutenant
Port McClery
Ammunition In Plenty And The Borodino Sinking
A vivid recounting of the Borodino sinking highlights a fierce fight by determined crews. A North versus South wartime anecdote contrasts battle zeal with ammunition shortages, emphasizing the paradox of abundance in the air and on the seas.
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Borodino
Change In Burial Service At National Encampment
A September national encampment in Boston adopted an addition to the Grand Army of the Republic burial rite. After the commander places the flag on the coffin or breast, he gives a tribute to the Union and recalls the comrade who offered services during the Civil War.
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Boston
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Republic
Agming Hin
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Lebanon Kentucky Official
lasting relief reported by JW Walte superintendent of streets in Lebanon Kentucky from kidney trouble and painful passages after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises quick lasting relief and urges sufferers to try the remedy, with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo listed as proprietor and drugs sold everywhere. Also references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Walte
Lebanon
Doan
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffato
All Druggisia
Lion Coffee
LION
Inchingan
Thane
Lion-heads
Grocers Everywhere
Woolson Spich CO
Lotedo
Onin
Cuticura Soap and assorted notices in 1905 era ads
An OCR readable collage notes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as top skin care products. It also includes scattered items about trains and travel fares, Dex Bance Starch, humorous quips, and early 20th century advertisements, giving a snapshot of period consumer culture.
Defiance Starch Price Marked at 10 Cents for 16 Ounces
The label advertises Defiance Starch priced at ten cents for a 16 ounce package. It claims customers get one third more starch for the same money and crowns the product as best quality for a friend.
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Defiance
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Harry
Marples
Tim
Mary
Antietam
Klea
Bert
Beanie
Joe
Neaven
Nive
Pix
Manchuria
Leelf
Guy
Engineer Corps
McClellan
Washington
Burnside
Army of the Potomac
McClelan
Mae
Halleck
Pope
Hooker
Union
Thera
Virginia
Ciiteaga
Winole Regimente
Poral
Fike
Tulton
Rokuyter
Me Ough
Maton
Boatt
Motamoea
Te Ory
United States
Ike
Clark
Douglas
Edgar
Vermilion
Stones River
Seventy-ninth
Mission Ridge
Murfreesboro
Hamlin
Capt. Morse
Mr. Hamlin
Fort McClery
Halls
Fort’ McClery
Kittery Navy Yard
GALR
Wionlow
Aluys
Washington Star
Dick Tate
Miss Short
Isabel
Isabel Short
Mr. Tate
Brooklyn
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway System
Detroit
Philadelphia
Liberal Liniisant
Clark St
Jackson Blvd
David Kennedys
Pily
J. W
Bertender
Annrizony
Akior
Alriopaler
Golten
Paxton Gomrany Bosrow
U-Star
Tenn
Libby, McNeill & Libby
N. U
Des Moines, la
Thompson
Wilbert Thompson
Main St
Peoria
St. Mull's
Tusband
Phontpsan
Hal Beer
Jiain
Psn Tealth
Mra
Thonpyon
Mull
Wet. Thompson
Thompsgat
Juind
Tian Tikes
Mutt
Rockesland
City
Bute
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