Clara Barton and Civil War Heroism Revered in Memory
A reminiscence honors Clara Barton as a pivotal Civil War figure whose leadership, compassion, and practical courage earned her the title of national heroine. The piece recalls her efforts on the Potomac and Nisalsalppl banks, praise from Charles Sumner, and her lasting influence on American humanitarian work through the Red Cross era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightinsale
Potomac
Clare Barton
Charles Sumner
Weller
Peter
Shourd
Andre
Great Red Cross Movement
Clara Barton
Amy Tort
Amy
Tsaar
Rochester
Wella
Canada
Nattog
Frederick Courars
Ain
Nostan
New York
Wendell Philips
Willand
Maud Garriean
Quarner
Sakournor
Women of wartime courage and national service rise
In a memory of wartime era, notable women including Susan Anthony and Lucy Coleman are celebrated for hidden acts of aid and abolitionism. Ida Tarbell lauds American women's shift from anonymity to public duty, outlining the formation of The National League for Women's Service and Woman's Committee in the Council of National Defense as central to mobilizing civilian effort during war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Vos
Susan J. Anthony
Lucy Coleman
Walt Whitman
Post
Harriet Neecher Binwe
Biowe Ral
Mra
Juia Ward Hower
John Brown
United States
Mirs Ida M. Tarbell
National League For Women's Service
Woman’s Volunteer Army
Sanitary Commission
Mies Tartel
Council of National Defense
Council of Defense
Ted
Mack
Misa Tarbell
Meserina
Tany Ianda
Katerr Ton
Zail
Woatrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Wong
Tor
Guticura heals sore inflamed pimples on ears
A reader recounts a yearlong battle with sore inflamed pimples on the ears aided by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The note laments persistent itching and breakout, then credits Cuticura with soothing and healing, urging trials and samples.
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Faith McGloehlin
Cal
Anna
Fragmented stray notes from a surreal dialogue
The text presents disjointed phrases about lunacy, confinement, and grandiose delusions. It references a few unclear names and places and conveys a sense of confusion or coded speech rather than a coherent event. The fragment offers little narrative clarity or verifiable details.
Dor Scouts Launch Oct 4 Bond Campaign in New York
The Dor Scouts of America begin a four day campaign to raise nearly 60 million dollars in Liberty bond sales aided by 265,350 scouts and 70,000 leaders. They plan house to house canvassing, distribution of 6.4 million posters, and patriotic demonstrations with job fairs and worship services. Colin H. Livingstone will award a gold medal for the top subscriber, with silver and bronze medals for the next leaders.
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New York
Dor! Scouts of America
Patter
Eco Cod
Ihe
Modera
Boy Scouts
Treasury Department
Colin H. Livingstone
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
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