The Hermitage and Old Hickory A Portrait of Andrew Jackson
A long feature on Andrew Jackson recounts birthplace disputes between North and South Carolina and details his rise, war exploits, marriage to Rachel, the Hermitage estate near Nashville, and the famous duel with Dickinson. It describes the house, grounds, and tomb, plus origin of the nickname Old Hickory.
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Robert H. Moulton
Andrew Jackson
North
South Carolina
Nashville
North Carolina
National House
Senate
Tennessee
New Orleans
Pakenham
Great Britain
Mississippi
Florida
United States
McKenney Home
Crawford Home
Crawford
North Carolina-South Carolina State Inc
Andrew
James Crawford
George McKenney
Crawford Place
McKenney Place
Greenville
8. C
Old Hickory
Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Lafayette
Rachel Jackson
White House
William Allen
General Jackson
Captain Allen
Reading the Life of Jackson on His Monument
A brief that two grave markers tell of Jackson and the inscription he authored before his death, urging all wives and husbands of today to read it.
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Jackson
Remains of Mrs Rachel Jackson Died 1828
The piece honors Mrs Rachel Jackson wife of President Jackson who died December 22 1828 at age sixty one. It praises her benevolence kindness piety and charitable deeds toward the poor and her gentle virtuous life. Death is depicted as a passage to God.
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Eral
Jackson
House of Representatives
Adams
Clay
John Quincy Adams
Senate
Mrs. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
United States
Washington
Rachel Jackson
Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Ind
Peas in Aspic Jelly and Mousse of Peas Recipes
A cook’s guide to cooling vegetable dishes for hot days features Peas in Aspic Jelly and Mousse of Peas. Detailed steps use shelled peas, stock or bouillon, gelatin, onions, red pepper, and sauces, with cooling and molding techniques for elegant summer presentations.
Tender morsels on the palate melt with cookery force
A vivid line describes how tender morsels melt on the tongue and convey the power of skilled cooking. The sensory details emphasize texture and culinary artistry.
Tea and dessert recipes for hot weather meals
The article offers pocket tea options and simple digestible meals for hot weather. Instructions cover brewing tea bags travel use and comfort. It provides gelatin ice cream peach cream sherbet olyocks scotch short bread and a yeasted pastry with fruit filling.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
Mrs Posluszny of 106 06 High Section Bay recounts severe back pain and fatigue from childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid improvement after one bottle and urges others to request the company’s free Private Text Book on ailments peculiar to women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sense of Proportion Across Arts and Knowledge
The London Times notes a great artist excels by selecting scene details with purpose, surpassing the industrious drudge. A great scholar also wields broad knowledge for grand aims, using talents humbly to increase power rather than hoarding them.
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London Times
Just the Opposite In China Names Reversed
A concise note explains that in Chinese practice the given name follows the family name, contrasting with the American convention where the surname appears last in usage and order.
The Difference. A man and a fall and a retreat
A riddle style item contrasts a man preferring fall with a woman who favors a different option. The exchange hints at gendered perspectives on leisurely choices, framed in a playful dialogue.
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Hermitage
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Robards
Dickinson
Kentucky
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Tia
Adrians
Western Newspaper Union
Lowell
China
Fleming
Ono
Fleming Bros
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Berry
Arunge
Biccigns Aee
Pakem
Seid
H. Shelby Mason
Piedmont
Moa
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