Cry Across the Nation Urges Courage in Duty
A wartime cry rises as citizens demand bold service, challenging cowards to step forward. The author calls shoulder arms to meet national needs and rejects fear as the mark of fools.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1862
Page
1
A wartime cry rises as citizens demand bold service, challenging cowards to step forward. The author calls shoulder arms to meet national needs and rejects fear as the mark of fools.
In a cathedral drama a mysterious organist wins the princess Elizabeth’s heart as she faces marriage to a king. Bertram Hoffman, the organist, reveals his love and sacrifices, then the wedding proceeds with a shocking revelation that the king and organist are one. Elizabeth becomes queen at last.
A wry quip noting that though Shakespeare warned of meddling with medicine, dogs prove wiser as physicians’ schemes fail against their savvy nature.
A boy named Sonny reveals his father is dead and his mother has remarried, while a man questions him. Sonny explains his work is telling big yarns to gullible people for a dime each, showing a cynical view of his occupation and family ties.
Exemption from all draft orders includes paupers and convicts. A man may become a pauper to seek admission to the Poor House, or he may steal sheep and be sent to State Prison, avoiding military service.
A column of assorted notes and anecdotes includes a recipe for blackberry wine with steps from berry to corked cask, a humorous remark about Judge Russel in Boston, a Georgetown wedding with a rebellious gift, and quips on law, literature, and social sayings.
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