J. Mark Powell
Contributor at American Institute for Economic Research
VP of Communications and Message Development at Ivory Tusk Consulting. Opinions, Tweets/Retweets are mine alone and blah blah blah.
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10 hours ago |
latrobebulletinnews.com | J. Mark Powell
At first glance, there was nothing unusual about Pvt. Lyons Wakeman. The service record in the National Archives is similar to countless other Civil War soldiers. Age: 21kAmw6:89Ei d 766Ek^AmkAmr@=@C:?8i u2:C 4@>A=64E65 H:E9 3C@H? 92:C 2?5 3=F6 6J6D]k^AmkAmp3@FE 2D EJA:42= 2D :E 86ED 7@C 2 D@=5:6C @7 E96 6C2] (:E9 @?6 D:8?:7:42?E 6I46AE:@?] (96? @?6 @7 (2<6>2?’D 56D46?52?ED 5:65 :? `hfe[ C6=2E:G6D A@<:?8 2C@F?5 :? E96 56462D65’D 2EE:4 42>6 FA@? 2 DE2D9 @7 @=5 =6EE6CD] (96?
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16 hours ago |
hammondstar.com | J. Mark Powell
At first glance, there was nothing unusual about Pvt. Lyons Wakeman. The service record in the National Archives is similar to countless other Civil War soldiers. Age: 21. Height: 5 feet. Coloring: Fair complected with brown hair and blue eyes. About as typical as it gets for a soldier of the era. With one significant exception. When one of Wakeman’s descendants died in 1976, relatives poking around in the deceased’s attic came upon a stash of old letters.
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1 day ago |
dcjournal.com | J. Mark Powell
At first glance, there was nothing unusual about Pvt. Lyons Wakeman. The service record in the National Archives is similar to countless other Civil War soldiers. Age: 21Height: 5 feetColoring: Fair complected with brown hair and blue eyes. About as typical as it gets for a soldier of the era. With one significant exception. When one of Wakeman’s descendants died in 1976, relatives poking around in the deceased’s attic came upon a stash of old letters.
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3 days ago |
rapidcityjournal.com | J. Mark Powell
As the 20th century dawned, the owners of Britain’s White Star Line were thinking big. Really big. They envisioned three huge ocean liners that would be larger and far more luxurious than anything the world had ever seen. The trio would make crossing the Atlantic an opulent pleasure for the era’s super-rich. And that would give White Star an advantage that its business rivals, such as the Cunard Line, could never hope to match.
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3 days ago |
news-gazette.com | J. Mark Powell
As the 20th century dawned, the owners of Britain’s White Star Line were thinking big. Really big. They envisioned three huge ocean liners that would be larger and far more luxurious than anything the world had ever seen. The trio would make crossing the Atlantic an opulent pleasure for the era’s super rich. And that would give White Star an advantage that its business rivals, such as the Cunard Line, could never hope to match.
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