Soldiers at Home and Shiloh Tales of Civil War Life
Veterans recount camp hardships foraging and marching, craftsmen in the Union army, improvised medicine sales by two men, battlefield quirks at Shiloh, surgeons and nurses aiding wounded, and grim burial rites. A Indiana monuments visit recalls a near miss, with vivid memories of hospital tents and a wary Garfield. The Fifty fifth Illinois volunteers under Captain Crocker reflect romantic myths and iron realities of early war days.
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Pall
Henry
Tayne
Martin Bechtel
Billo
Payne
Bechtel
Manpiigns
Britton's Lane
H. ©. Goodbrake
Maguisel
Shiloh
Manis
Pittsburg Landing
E. P. Goodwin
Columbus
Ohio
Ghirloh
Wiliam C. Phipps
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mr. Phippa
Kant
Pennsylvania
Tia
David Negley
Old Shiloh
American Tribune
Benton Barracks
W. T. Sherman
Crocker
Crocker Adda
Stuart
Malmborg
Hag
Hot Weather Wear for Summer Gowns and Hats
Styles for light dresses use chiffons crepe de chine and silk taffeta trims. Straps and corded strappings appear on shirtwaist suits. liberty satins and printed fomblards offer dainty options. White mull and Swiss lace collars appear, while hats feature bird plumes or turquoise trims, with fall fashion notes on summer gowns and accessories.
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India
Doings of Wof ten Women on the Farm and More
A collection of essays and anecdotes on women in rural life, including advice for farm wives to balance duties with happiness, social hospitality, and modernizing home life. Also features notes on women professionals, a widow’s memories, a moral list for educated girls, a Wyoming mayoral race with a female candidate, and brief household tips.
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Kate
Chicago
Inter Ocean
New York
Liberty
Aeiece
Cain
Mrs. Catlin
Nettie Catlin
Hartville
Wyo
Wyoming
Catlin
J. J. Hauphaut
Turkey