Beveridge Reframes Lincoln Biographer Myth in Depth Study
A review praises Albert Beveridge's two volume Lincoln life for demystifying legends. It argues Beveridge shows Lincoln as a flawed yet understandable man, not a mythic hero or mere political machine, restoring human warmth to the immortal president.
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Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Herndon
Tim
Lincoln
Ingersoll
Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
Houghton Mifflin Company
Beveridge
Ike Schubert
Bernion
Hig. Tetter
Nather
Lincoly
New Orleans
Mlinois
Rom Vandalla
Springfield
Minots
Lincela
Déaleg
Vnols
Ann Rutledge
Ann ‘Rutledge
Ann
John McNamar
Mary Todd
James Shields
Shields
Lincoln- Douglas
Abraham
Abdiham Lincoln
California Fig Syrup Promotes Health in Children
A maternal testimonial touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective treatments for weak bowels in children. The ad claims the product strengthens appetite, boosts energy, and restores normal digestion, urging buyers to ensure the label reads California to guarantee authenticity.
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California
J. G. Moore
Ol Ave
San Antonio
Water Carrier Quiz Clarifies Molly Pitcher’s Role
An Indianapolis father tests his son by asking who Molly Pitcher was. The boy quickly answers that she carried water to the soldiers, reflecting a concise historical understanding.
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Indianapolis
Bob
Molly Pitcher
Pope's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief Ad
An old advertisement extols Pope's Cold Compound to cure colds by noon, claiming rapid relief even for deep throat or lung congestion. It contrasts social calendars and rising costs, noting that bills marked for collection make purchases costlier.
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Pope
Etruscan crematories used as lime kilns in ancient Italy
An Italian archaeologist claims to have found Etruscan crematories that preceded Roman times. The arched fire chambers, built for cremation, were repurposed by Romans as lime kilns, indicating a practical reuse of ancient structures.
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Egypt
Judea
China
Detroit News
Would Label Every Baby If Movement Succeeds
William de Graaf of Pasadena California promotes a plan to have Congress require tattoos on infants showing date birth place and name. The tattoo would serve as a living passport and prevent mistaken identity and passport issues by marking individuals.
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William de Graaf
Pasadena
Calif
de Graf
Capper
Goggles for Dog Motorists Sell in London
Thousands of pairs of goggles for dog motorists are sold in London. Owners report pets enjoy motoring but despise grit in their eyes. Famous canine names appear among enthusiastic users.
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London
Prince of Wales
Corn
Lord Birkenhead
Jone
Tallulah Bankhead
Napoleon
Chewing Gum Professor Questions Obstruction in Speech
A Chicago Tribune note queries what obstructs American speech in a playful line about chewing gum. It cites a “Chewing Gum Professor” and a freshman remark as a light, quotable item.
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Chicago Tribune
Too Much for Him in Loutaville Politics
Petey questions radio politics in a brief jab while the Courier-Journal quips about friendships lasting beyond marble monuments. The fragments hint at a local humor piece or column with playful lines about names on hearts versus marble.
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Petey
Loutaville Courier-Journal
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Mgr
F. Taylor
West Folia Church
Virginia
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Noada
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