Additional articles found in the scrapbook of Robert C. Carden.
The scrapbook was made around 1911/12.  Unfortunately not very many of the articles are dated.  They are not necessarily chronological.  I have transcribed them in the order in which they appear in the book and have given as much information about each article as appears in the book.
 

Section I
Article titles:
1. Col. R.C. Carden Decorates Confederate Graves
2. A Confederate Flag is Used For the First Time
3. Confederate Soldier Remembers Union Friends with Money Gifts
4. A Letter From R.C. Carden Newton, Iowa, May 25, 1911
5. Old Confed. At Home
6. Dr. Hammer Returns From Southern Trip
7. Memorial To Federal Dead
8. Confederate Evacuates
9. Beauregard and Jackson
Advocated War To Knife
Beauregard and Jackson Advocated War to Knife--Confederate
General Says That He and Old Stonewall Approved
of Such Method in Retaliation--Old Letter Written to Gen. James D. Porter Unearthed.
10. The Growing South

Section II
Article Titles:
1. Franklin's Bloody Field
Anniversary of One of Bloodiest Battles Fought During Civil War.
The Confederates Won
Hood's Gray-Coated Men Fought With a Courage Seemingly Born of Desperation
2. From The Old Johnny
3. Shelbyville, Winter Quarters of the Army Fifty Years
by C.R. Wallace
4. Pathetic Picture
5. Flowers from the Sunny South
6. U.D.C. Sends Flowers to Iowa

Section III
No date or author.  This appears to be a newspaper article published concerning the daily life in either Manchester, Tn or a town near there at the time the Confederates were there and then had to retreat as the Union Army entered.  Section titles of the article are:
Capt. Jesse Ely There
Gen. Bragg Baptized
Real Money Scarce
Army Falls Back
Government Stores Abandoned

Section IV
1. Old Soldiers of Sixties
    Confederates to Pay Tribute to Col. Owen, Commandant of Ft. Morton
2. That is what Isabel Worrell Ball Says of U.D.C.'s in D.A.R. Organ.
Roasts the Convention
Says There Were So Few U.S. Flags in Hall That They Were Lonesome--That Rebel Yell

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