Memorial Folk Poetry of Elmer L. Smith
The passage describes archival memorial folk poetry and broadside forms, noting how private obituary verses were kept in scrapbooks and shared only within families. It cites Minnie Funk’s 1857–1864 Virginia death with a verse memorial, illustrating local loss and cherished memory across generations.
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Elmer L. Smith
Taughis
My Little Darling
Minnie Funk
Augusta County
Virginia
Rockingham County
Khrushchev Casts Ballot In Soviet Elections
In Moscow Khrushchev, 76, votes with his wife present as turnout soars over 99 percent in parliaments and local councils across 15 republics. Cosmonauts Dobrovolsky Volkov Patsayev vote by radio, urging support for Communist candidates and the five year plan.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikita Sergeyevich
Nina Petrovna
Khrushchev
George Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Space Laboratory
Dobrovolsky
Communist Party
Arkansas Capitol Built on Former Penitentiary Grounds
The Arkansas capitol was completed in 1916 on the site of the previous state penitentiary. The penitentiary had served as a military prison during the Civil War, linking the grounds to a martial past.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas’ Capitol
State Penitentiary
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Keep Sake
Elizabeth Funk
Minnie
Aebbe
Heaven
Zepher
Elizabeth Koiner
Solomon Funk
Singers’ Glen
Warss
Ute
Chi
Vorar
Montgomery
Russia
Carol Jones
Lee-Jackson
Stephens City Fire Company
Weaver Welch