The Jolo Howler and its comic world on the island
A lively account of the Jolo Howler newspaper, a wartime American era issue printed for US troops in Jolo. It describes its name, content mix of editorials and poems, and its role in lightening garrison life, including verses and satirical pieces. It notes editor E. Bwaynd and enlisted production, plus local humor about soldiers, sailors, and the pace of island life.
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Sultan of Sulu
Ensfat
United States Army
Joly
Suluslands
Philippines
United States
Uncle Sam
E. Bwaynd
Seventeenth Infantry
Stokesmiths
Joky
al" Bixby
Nebraska State Journal
James Barton Adams
Denver Post
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jokesmiths
Aristotle
Roy L. McCardell
New York World
S. E. Elser
Chicago Record-Herald
My Day's A-Coming and Civil War reminiscences fragment
A fragmented page includes moral verses on days ahead, notes on Col Kneffler's Seventy-ninth Indiana at Chickamauga, and multiple Civil War anecdotes. Stories cover whisky smuggling into Civil War camps, a veteran revisiting battlefields, a beefed up barber Joseph Levoy, and other recollections from soldiers, officers, and Ohio governor Tod.
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Lieut
Crate
Nfp
Baltimore Sun
James Mrs. Historie
Gaines Mis
Cold Harbor
McClellan
Grint
Lee
McGhee
Joseph Levoy
Clremont
N.K
Bull Run
Brandy Station
Second
United States Cavalry
Merritt
Levoy
Luray Valley
Mosby
Mr. Leroy
Sprague
Ohio State Journal
Gen. McClellan
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