Two Sergeants Escape Court Martial For A Bath
In a sweltering marsh valley near a coal tipple, Sergeants Bob and another guard dodge a prank by a boy while using an old well as a makeshift bath. After firing practice against a hidden shooter and later a correction from a lieutenant, the duo return to camp, avoiding punishment.
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Marrow Valley
Ills
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National Guard
Ohio
Swehich
Saar
George
Speer
Company H
Speers
Sergi
Paradise
Bones
Robert
Sergt
Villian
Brown of Boston Named in Cleveland Plain Dealer Parry
A brief exchange identifies a Boston bred woman, with mentions in the Cleveland Plain Dealer hinting at her origin and color as a playful clue during a local newspaper dialogue.
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Boston
Brown
Cleveland Plain Dealer
If I Had a Million Dollars Aimed at Fungible Fashion Rules
A poem about wealth freeing the speaker from strict dress codes and social norms, imagining wearing ragged garments and straw hats while avoiding town to spare others from offense. The verse then shifts to a scientific quarrel with a humorous critique of evolution and anatomy, concluding with a note on fellowship among poets despite loss. Chauncey Hickox in Lippincott's.
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Small
Washington Star
Chauncey Hickox
Lippincott’s
Summer Warning and Four-Leaf Clovers in Verse
A pair of old poems reflect on fading Summer and fleeting youth. The first laments day turning to night and nature's signs amid Narcissus imagery. The second questions luck and love as a girl seeks a lover beside clover and lane shadows.
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Boston
If Love Abide We Shall Endure Through Adversity
A quoted verse from Margaret Manning printed in the Chicago Evening Post. It asserts that love sustains through misfortune, toil, and grief, despite gray skies and fading cheer, promising resilience and not despair. The author offers a hopeful message about enduring life's trials together.
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Margaret Manning
Chicago Evening Post
Poems Reflect on Joy and Endurance Across Papers
A collage of verse excerpts from Washington Star, Chicago Record-Herald, Atlanta Constitution and others. The pieces touch holiday idleness, the value of labor, faith in beauty, and hope that tears water future blooms. An anthology-like glimpse shows poets praising joy, resilience, and the quiet after sorrow.
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St. Louis
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Atlanta Constitution
F. L. Starton
Josephine Mason Leslie
Independent
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Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicaco
Illino
Siegfried
RMACY
Warren, Pa
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Tribune
Daily Tribune
United States
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
I. R. Freeman
Chas. Sigel
K. W. Campbell
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
H.A. Jamieson
FE. E. Hertzel
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T. O. Slater
F. W. Devoe & Co
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Stearns
Iver Johnson
Ummer
Water ST
Citizens Nat'l Bank
David L. Gerould
E. T. HazKuriNg
L. W. Vennison
Assisuauy Laser
K. T. Hazeltine
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Levi Smith
J.G. Curtis
J. M. Beusis
G. W. Campbell
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
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