Victorian Cross honor linked to Crimea heroics and Sea
The piece recounts the Victoria Cross origin and its Maltese cross design, noting Crimean War battles near Sevastopol and the famous Light Brigade charge. It discusses valor, national memory, and imperial triumphs framed by 19th century conflict and tribute.
The Sporting Life: Farmers Debate Weather and Crops
Farmers by soggy fields discuss betting on oats, chops, and wheat amid wet seasons. They lament deluges and hinge plans on uncertain harvest outcomes, reflecting uncertainty in agriculture and weather impact.
Winchester Remembers Civil War Bonds of Kindness
A fragment recalls October 19 mounding near Cedar Creek and a hospital crowd for wounded soldiers. Mr Smith recalls summer 1866 in Winchester and gratitude for Southern kindness from Father and Mother Emmet, noting readers may know War era residents with that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Sheridan
Smith
Winchester
Emmet
Old
The Merchant Prince Exchange
An old man seeds a small business with a dollar eighty in stock and ads and grows it into a bustling corner store. He expands to a plate glass shop on the square, keeps ads flowing, and builds a thriving trade as customers continuously flock to his merchant prince enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astopol
England
France
Russia
Europe
Dardanelles
Turkey
Hier Foota
Elizabeth
Stonewall
The
Star
Henry R. Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Kilkenny
Merchant Prince
Exchange
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An 19th century testimonial-style ad asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with internal remedies. It claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces, praises it as a non quack medicine, and offers testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address for F J Seed & Co. The ad also mentions Ha An Pees Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Seed & Co
Props
Toledo
B. Geists
Warning Against Sowing of Alfalfa
A farmer recounts a ruined year due to sowing alfalfa, which grew tall and required repeated cutting, delaying work and causing livestock feed shortages. The narrator laments missed events like a chautauqua and a circus, noting the patch’s persistence and the burden it imposed on farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrim & Baile&s Circus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Company
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Morning News Em
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Eekly Mirror
Jer
Crimpnidsula
Bck ‘Sea
Rus
Sebastopol
Britain
Memphis
Nemo
Mrs. Field
Congressional Union
South
Ossian
Walter Scott
Handley Library
Henry Rootes Jackson
Georgia
Savannah
John William Palmer
Baltimore
Antietam
Margaret Junkin
Preston
William Jennings Bryan
Eithan Root
Taft
Root
Mr. Root
Maryland
David J. Lewis
Wilson
Lewis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cavalry
Val
Robert Emmet
the Sporting Life
Sonneborn
Boys & Girls
Washington
Sand
Ontitiagen
Chanly
Footer
Palm Beach
Panama
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Mb. C
the Merchant Prince
Baltimore & Ohio
Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Blackstone College
Virginia State Board of Education
Colege
Mn College
GEO. P
Adams
Blackstone
Union Bank of Winchester
Mise Biary
Catherine Aggeiglaughter
Mrs.c . Aulick
Aig
Dunsmore Business College, Inc
Staunton, VA
J. G. Dunsmore
Fen
Adies Shield
Cata
New York City
U. Station
Ridgeway
Yan Teds
Feme Paneiee
Particu
Beac
S. Washington St
South Main
W. P. Reardon
Fairbanks Gatciee
Star Office
P. Geree
East Piccadilly St
Fred L. Glaize
Avery
W. L
Larrick
Attor
ya-at-Law
Jersey
Wade, Nort
J. N. Conner
Vaucluse
Frederick County
Luther Pannett
Sheriff
Frederick Co
Front Royal Horse Show
5Th
U. S. Cavalry
U.S. Cavalry Band
Southern
Huyler
Fred. S. Boyd
Water St
Merchan Nen Brae ‘Ee Bank
Fas Bop
W H. D. Fuller
Horace’ Hutt
Russell Rhodes
George Ebert
Dayton