Tales of the Teetil and Toothache Remedies Across Cultures
The article surveys 40 varieties of tooth charms and remedies from diverse regions, noting Teeth as amulets and valued tokens. It cites Alvevarated practices in Geylanese worship and Persian, Portuguese trade, and myths of protective grace for children and adults alike, with numerous herbal and magical cures. It references famous figures like St Apgiulitus and Prager, and recounts legends of tooth-related luck, protection, and punishment across cultures.
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Buildba
Ulpimat
Macy
Fanttary
Aters
St. Apguilitus
Cyreiall
Clint Shore
Sneer
Sucubay
The Surrender. The Way Grant Got into Vicksburg
Confederate defenses in Vicksburg hold as Grant advances through Mississippi. Reports describe a decisive move leading to Union forces entering the city after months of siege, signaling a turning point in the campaign.
Negro Forces Advance Toward Port Gibson in 1863
From the Louisiana side a Confederate defense at Vicksburg era is discussed. The narrative details Grant's 1863 attempts to seize Vicksburg and signals movements along the Mississippi shore toward New Carthage and Grand Gulf, including river operations, canal plans, and troop movements.
Pemberton and Grant clash near Grand Gulf April campaign
Fragmentary Civil War dispatch details Porter's flotilla operations against Grand Gulf on April 29, with heavy cannonade and transport movements by Grant. Reports troop movements from Vicksburg and Grand Gulf, skirmishes at Fort Gibson, and the pursuit of Confederate forces under Pemberton as Grant advances toward Port Gibson.
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Pemberton
Vicksburg
Grand Gulf
Grant
Grant Galt
Cama
Advan
Lus
Grant Kimsel
Porter
Grad Gulf
Saul Tillsuivricon
Porters Lesa
Botton
Tin
Hest
DieUleriaud
Mississippi
de Shrooa
Gard Thines
Grail Gulf
Poter
Spain
Port Glicon
Apel St
McComumite
Port Gibson
McCleand
Gen. Cary
Fort Gihem
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Memberton
Facie
Bambardment
Grand Gill
Battle notes from Grant's southern campaign near Port Gibson
Fragmentary Confederate and Union movements describe fighting on May 1 near Port Gibson with Green Hovey and Carr divisions, battery actions, and prisoners taken. Dispatches indicate McPherson and Logan reinforcing. Port Gibson and Grand Gulf are focal points as Union forces press toward Vicksburg with May 2 actions and Porter securing Grant's ground.
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Port Winson Jedworth
Peter J. Onterdivision
Carrs Divisio
Green
Carr
Benton
Stone
Green Hovey
Tom Green
Hover
Boston
Port Gideo
Bowen
Baldwin
Cook
Port Gibwon
Cockrell
United ‘States
Dast
Partis
Tracy
Hterbaua
Thorn
McPherson
Logan
Heey
MrPuarson
Userkuin McFikrsan
Osterhaus Bigan
Vicksburg
Grand Gall
Toriig
Admiral Porter
Grant Galt
McPhersoe
Milrance
Willer Spring
Grant Tueus
Vicksbure
Coathas
Joex
Nearing Vicksburg Grant’s Campaign Moves Near Last Stand
The account describes Ulysses S. Grant advancing toward Vicksburg, with Sherman’s column moving by river and rail, while McPherson and Logan push toward Jackson. Confederate forces under Polk and Gist resist. The Union aims to trap and detach Confederate groups along the Big Black River while preparing to breach Vicksburg.
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Grand Gall
McPiersets Corps
Junkinem
Chirac
Yasny Willow
Amilee
Sherman
Fmseborn
Pecaberton
Wackelning
Wallosr
Brgadn
Peontactoe
Vicksborg
Vickstring
Jachson
Centetorate
Mas Ub Juckioes
Bere
Binck
Allen
Edward
Easton
Eerie
Ara Sonene Bisck
Jackson and Raymond Roads Clash In Civil War Action
Report describes troop movements toward Jackson Mississippi with McPherson and Sherman advancing on parallel roads. Confederate defenses under Walker and Gregg engaged Union forces as Jackson approached, with captures and artillery losses reported.
Champion's Kill May 16 and Grant's advance toward Vicksburg
Fragmentary account describes May 16 actions at Champions Hill during Grant's Vicksburg campaign. Union and Confederate forces clash with McClernand and McPherson aiding, as Confederate lines attempt to hold Edwards Station while Grant moves westward toward Jackson and Vicksburg, with heavy fighting and shifting assaults described in terse, period-style phrasing.
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Clinton
Linton and Jools
Clintor
Bolton
Edwards
Grats
Vicksburg
Jackson
McClernand
Penn Derica
McCleenand
Grant
McPherson
Sievenen
Bowen
Hovey
Cevekery
Bus
Stevenson
Beare
Dirisines
Loring
Costederate Frece
Ljerd Tigionas
Nepth
Seneing of the Cinceneate Truncated Naval Evacuation
Fragmentary note describes a sequence where Johasten directs an orderly withdrawal toward evacuation with Teo in command. The garbled text hints at a leadership dynamic and repeated attempts to organize a retreat under pressure. Specific names and events are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Cinceneate
Teo
Siege and Assault on Vicksburg Fronts Crossed May to July
Fragmented account covers Union operations around Vicksburg from May through July with Grant and Johnston maneuvering. It notes Porter's river actions, Warrentos batteries, shelled works, and simultaneous land assaults. Mentions McPherson, Blair, and other generals, plus naval actions and a dramatized encore on a siege scene.
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Sherman
Jase Grant
Grant
Johnston
Pemberton
Pambertoe
Crunt
Jabaston
Easu
Louisiana
Genatena Porter
Joherton
Posibertogs
Ted Almont
Carrender
Toe Barre
Gra Bowes
Col Mastenaeery
Wemburioo
Membertos
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragment Mentions Feisty End
Fragmentary OCR text shows distorted phrases and garbled names. It references a poet, a Ferrial Febery, a countryman and odd lines about pulses and knots, with unclear narrative and no coherent event or attribution. The readable portions offer few concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Fight at Raymond Drifted Into Confederate Retreat
Confederate and Union forces clashed near Raymond as Gregg’s brigade and Logan’s corps approached from the east. Skirmishing along the Big Buck swamp and near Fort Hades continued through the day as troops maneuvered toward Jack and Edwards. Nightfall ended the engagement with both sides in camp.
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Great
McPuersm
Raymon
Lackson
Sayrline
Mama
Marti
MiPpersa
John A. Logan
Sdrvaces
Mwood
Greggs
Frosty
Fort Hades
Gan
Gregg
Jacke
Logan Bors
Grecz
Slerma
McCiemand
Battle of Big Black River and Vicksburg Stand
Fragmentary report describes Confederate and Union movements around the Big Black River and near Vicksburg during May 1863. References mention Grant’s army, Pemberson, Kinnett, and positions between Hig Black and Vicksburg as clashes and retreats shaped the siege and defense of the river crossings.
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Dowen
Black
Percherten
Loring
Chamgroa
Grant
Lervon
Pesiterton Kinnett
Hig Diack
Vickstorg
Vickssurg
Pemberson Sivasty
Ron Halvey
Vobert
Wm Abeshest
Tee Comlodenien
Kemcerton Ant Maemil
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