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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1899

Page

5

The Volunteer Soldier in Blue Sets Sail for Duty

A poem extols the volunteer as a patriot ready to fight for the nation. It praises his blue uniform, unwavering duty, and willingness to endure loss for love of country, promising glory and sacrifice amid time of darkness.

Aoman Min San Juan Hill John R. Rethon

Dorothys Dilemma with the Major Over Boundaries in Alabama

Dorothy and Major Loudon clash over a disputed boundary fence on Memorial Day. After a tense stand, they reconcile when Major reveals a deed error and restores justice, while Dorothy honors fallen soldiers and helps his neighbors heal old wounds.

Missy Kate Marie Robbitt Sone Dorothy Haiti Londen Coun Robert Percy Gordon Invasen Dareths Sss Ife Anhent Robert Percy Cordon Major Loudon Lord Chesterfield Miss Dorothy Oromy Hartwood John Wartwood Jel Anderson Jest John Hartwood Apeech Peter Spade Dor Marge

The Sailors Grave at Cristobal Colon Cemetery

Havana to-day holds a sacred spot for Americans at the burial area for Maine disaster victims. The corner lies near Cristobal Colon cemetery’s newest section, beside Potter’s Field, where small gravel mounds mark the sailors who perished. No grass grows here, yet a tattered flag hides in the corner.

Chattanooga Martin Havana Maine Cristobal Colon Potter’s Field

Siamese Love and Waterways in Bangkok Tales

The Siamese are described as deeply devoted to water with frequent bathing and clothing on. They avoid land travel when water is possible and Bangkok’s streets are likened to Venice with canals. Their paradise imagined as a canal town with currents both ways to ease rowing.

Bangkok Venice

Decoration Day Poem on Silent Tents and Peace

A somber wartime poem honors fallen comrades on Decoration Day. It recalls soldiers resting on the field of battle while the memory of their suffering remains with the living. The verse marks a truce of God and pledges reverent remembrance.

Living Roses Replace Memorial Day Cuttings

An old piece advocates replacing traditional flower baskets at cemeteries with living rose rootings and hardy pinks for Memorial Day. It praises the Empress of China climbing rose, offers planting and care steps, and urges soil feeding, pruning, and winter protection to sustain year round bloom. It also notes orchids and gladiolus as plant varieties and stresses economy in plant care.

Rainy Day Records Across Regions

The article notes varying annual rainfall days by region including Ireland with about 208 days, England around 150, Kezan roughly 90, and Liberia about 60 days, highlighting continental and local climate differences.

Ireland England Kezan Liberia

Wedding King of Edinburgh Unites 3333 Couples in Ministry

A minister in Edinburgh reputed to have officiated at 3,333 marriages over an extraordinary fifty years of service. The tale highlights a steadfast career in the capital.

Edinburgh

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