Little Abe Lincoln's Kind Heart Shaped by Kentucky Years
The narrative recalls Abraham Lincoln as a child in LaRue County Kentucky, a defender of animals, a helper to his mother, and a brave, curious youth who freed trapped game, tended a wounded dog, and once wandered a cave in search of hidden treasure with his faithful rabbi dog guiding him home.
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Braham Lincoln
LaRue County
Kentucky
Rogers Gore
Lfe
Abe
Austin Gollaher
Lincoln
Hodgenville
Lake County
Little Abe
Abraham
Tom Lincoln
Om Lincoln
Woodson
Tam
Knob Creek
Gollaher
Mr. Gallaher
Austin
Mr. Hlodgen
Lincoln Cabin
Tie
Mrs. Lincoln
Nolynn
Abraham Lincoln
Brownfield
Particuniar
Mr. Brownfield
Abe Lincoln
Hodgens' Mill
Rive
Old British Mints and Island Coinage History
Wales once had multiple mints at Aberystwyth and Helgewhere. The Isle of Man minted its own coinage, especially copper coins, which circulated in large numbers in the early eighteenth century.
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Wales
Aberystwyth
Helgewhere
Isle of Man
Cultivate the Beat Cultivate the Habit of Seeing Best
Fragmentary text reflects guiding idea about cultivating perception and drawing out good in people. The passage appears to emphasize nurture, awareness, and positive recognition within social interactions. No clear event or concrete entities are identified.
Asphalt vanish demand spreads to Tule Calnton market
A fragmentary report notes rising interest in asphalt vanish in Tule Calnton Georgia with a related trade in seaweed pads for soundproof wall lining. Mentions a Orlando market for machinery to process Spanish moss fiber and an Indian firm in Karachi seeking textile equipment.
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Tulecalnton
Orlando
Karachi
Joke exchange about rising egg prices in Flatbush
A humorous dialog features Mrs Flatbush wondering why eggs are so expensive and Mr Mintbush joking that maybe someone found radium in them. The light exchange captures a comic take on inflation and curiosity.
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Mrs. Flatbush
Mr. Mintbush
Art Note on Beauty at the Bath Painting
A Galveston News item muses on a painting titled Beauty at the Bath. The note suggests the work depicts beauty in water up to the neck, reflecting light and form in a concise artistic aside.
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Galveston
Christmas Candy Bargain Demonstrates Old Proverb
In Washington City a candy purchase by Bill Sherwood, secretary to Postmaster Chance, illustrates the proverb a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Sherwood planned to share a thousand dollars worth of candy with the City Post Office club, but the colored messenger suggested a modest ten cent offer instead.
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Aoe
City Post
Bill Sherwood
Chance
Sherwood
City Post Office
Exemption Board
City Post Office Club
Sam
Worth Waiting For Worm Metaphor at Union Station
A crowded Union Station scene features a thin, aging woman waiting by the gate as trains arrive. Her expressions shift between Corday-inspired pose and hopeful anticipation until a strong man lifts her, kissing her in a display of unexpected tenderness despite rough metaphors.
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Union Station
Charlotte Corday
Men Bypass Wisdom in Questionnaires for Draft Exemption
Exemption boards and legal advisers study draft questionnaires as thousands fill them out. Experts emerge overnight through exemption claims, including industrial grounds and unusual responses. A registrant claims audience duties and another boasts as an expert in auto detailing, while some men report income oddly alongside personal pigeon-raising.
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Legal Advisory Board
Exemption Board
Army
Anuric Promoted For Kidney Health And Longevity
An advertisement advises drinking water daily between meals to flush kidneys and taking Anuric to remove uric acid. It claims benefits for gout and rheumatism and recommends milk and vegetables with little meat, plus trial packaging for 10 cents. Customer testimonials endorse Anuric tablets.
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Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Stay-at-Home Day Idea for Women Weighs on Street Car Jamming
A philosopher suggests women stay home one day a week to ease crowded street cars. He cites afternoon rush hours and proposes that nonworking women adopt a stay-at-home day to reduce congestion, prompting a question about women’s reactions.
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Washington
Coffee mixup at munition canteen shocks worker
A workman at the munitions canteen complains his coffee tastes like cocoa after a brief return to the counter. The waitress apologizes and corrects the order. The incident hints at a possible mixup in service.
Fletcher's Castoria Used For Over 30 Years
Important notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Fletcher's Castoria for the signature of store LrtHe and ensure authentic old remedy for infants and children. The famous product has been in use for over 30 years and remains a trusted choice for soothing babies.
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Fletcher
Big Phone Service Yet Vast Reach Across U S Towns
A era of mass communication is highlighted by claims that over 70 000 cities and towns in the United States use 9 151 211 telephones with an estimated 8 000 000 000 messages sent annually. Ads promote Cuticura skin care and Garlicld enhealth remedies, urging samples and products.
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United States
People's Home Journal
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