Man Without A County by Edward Everett Hale
Fourth installment recounts Philip Nolan's fate after a life of loyalty to the United States. Nolan, isolated from Texas since its early upheavals, dies aboard a ship while cherished by officers and men who reflect on his patriotism. A confidant records Nolan’s final hours, his map of the United States, and the wish to be buried at sea.
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Philip Nolan
Truston
Texas
Nolan
Mexico
United States
Harry Cole
Old Burr
Butch
Buenos Aires
Nolin
Wild Rées
Stephen
Italy
Austin
Honduras
Tamaulipas
California
Walters
Williams
Edward Morris
Thomas Roe
Danforth
Levant
Jeter
Department
Southard
Washington
Beres
Fred
Indiana
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pacific
America
Burr
Ente Demerin
Ohio
Kentucky
Miciigan
Fort Adams
Oregon
Chesapeake
Barron
Barr
Tan
Olf
David Porter
Patton
Scott
Jackson
New Orleans
Legion of the West
Grant
Vicksburg
Old Vick
Ingham
West Point
Naval School
Robinson Crusoe
Abel
Benjamin Lincoln
General Lincoln
Abe
Harding
Smithsonian
Crawford
Liberty
Greenough
Episcopal Collect
Order of Cincinnati
Orleans
Army of the
Late Market Notes From Votations and Livestock
Fragmented OCR reads as late market notes listing cattle and hog prices. Mentions steers cows heifers and hogs with figures like 14.75 and 10.88, and names James J. in a custody of livestock context.
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Cattie
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Market summary and commodity prices from New York and Minneapolis
A dense curation of mixed market quotes shows copper and silver spot prices, London and New York metal notes, wheat and cotton bids, pork lard and butter creamery quotes, poultry costs, and grain futures. Regional items reference Minneapolis and Kansas City markets, with sporadic figures for corn, wheat, and yellow corn, plus minor notes on refiners and packaging costs.
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New York
London
Mrs. George W Shurnett Active in Red Cross Work
Mrs George W Shurnett wife of Major General Barnett U S M C is active in Red Cross work. She is pictured at the luncheon for delegates to the American Red Cross war council hosted by Mrs Hugh L Scott at Fort Myer Virginia.
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George W. Shurnett
Barnett
Red Cross
Pho
American Red Cross War Council
Hugh L. Scott
Fort Myer
The Schoolroom Voice and Language Training
The article urges teachers to foster clear articulation correct pronunciation and natural inflection in pupils. It argues for daily practice and classroom conditions that encourage real talking over mere recitation to improve speech and confidence. It notes systematic exercises are needed throughout the course.
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