Centennial of a Famous Song by Samuel Francis Smith
An analysis of the centennial of "America" written by Elmo Scott Watson traces its origins to Samuel Francis Smith, notes its public debut on July 4, 1832 in Park Street Church Boston under Lowell Mason, and outlines Smith’s life as a Harvard and Andover figure who produced 150 hymns, translated German songs, and shaped the educational song’s place in American schools.
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Samuel Francis Smith
America
Francis Scott Key
William C. Woodbridge
New York
Germany
United States
Woodbridge
Lowell Mason
Doctor Smith
Britain
Park Street Church
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Smith
Park Street
Mary White
Haverhill
Mass
Whittier
Harvard University Library
Eliot School
Hervard College
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James Freeman Clarke
Samuel May
O. WY. Holmes
Young Smith
Laat
Harvard
Seminary of
Andover
Baptist Church
Waterville
Maine
Colby College
Newton Centre
The
Christian Review
Missionary
D. A. W. Smith
Rangoon
Burma
Roctor Smith
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
God Save the King
England
Switzerland
Denmark
Simith
Siegeskranz
Harmonia Anglicana
Gentleman's Magazine
John Bull
Ravenscroft
Franklin
Purcelle
Collec
Richard Clarke
W. H. Cummings
God
Carey and Bull
Frank Kidson
James Oswald
London
John Simpson
Oswald Io
Hague
Pennsylvania Packet
Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Distinguished Men Who Died In Office And Their Timelines
A compact record lists presidents and vice presidents who died in office, noting Henry Harrison, Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Harding and others. It tracks cabinet deaths including secretary of state Webster, Legare, Upshur, Gresham, and secretaries of the Treasury Folger and Windom, with dates and succession notes.
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Wie Tiam Henry Harrigan
Zackary Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
George Clinton
Elbridge Gerry
William R. King
Henry Wilson
Thomas A. Hendricks
Garrett A. Hobart
James 9. Sherman
Daniel Webster
Department
Hugh &. Legare
Legare
Abel P. Upshur
Navy
State Department
Webster
Upshur
Princeton
Fillmore
Walter Q. Gresham
Treasury Department
Charles J. Folger
Arthur
William Windom
Herrigon
Reduced 30 Pounds Never Felt Better
In a Little Rock letter Miss Madeline Crowley says she used Kruschen Salts for a year, lost 14 pounds, then reached 116 pounds and feels better than ever. The ad urges taking one teaspoonful daily in hot water and cutting fatty foods, claiming a 4 week jar costs little and improves health and vitality.
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Madeline Crowley
Little Rock
Ark
Salta
German telltale device to trap hit and run motorists
A new German invention aims to aid police in catching hit and run drivers. Upon vehicle impact a white plate with a winking red light rises above the license plate and the speedometer locks, revealing the car’s speed at impact. The device may become universal if laws require it and if the police keep the key to prevent tampering.
Red salmon tagged in Alaska found 1300 miles away in Serbia Stream
The Bureau of Fisheries tagged a red salmon in Alaskan waters and it reappeared 44 days later in the Serbian Stream, 1300 miles distant. In response to 15,000 requests, the bureau distributed 138,392,000 game fish last year, about 8 percent of its hatch. The bureau has also tagged 1,500 sea trout for study.
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Bureau of Fisheries
German station to build 190 kilowatt Leipzig transmitter
German authorities plan a 190 kilo watt broadcasting station at Leipzig with 400 foot masts to create the most powerful transmitter in the country. Officials say the high power will allow reception in nearly every part of the world, signaling a major expansion of radio reach.
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Leipzig
Sly Minx Marie He Said I Was As Sweet As Sugar
The fragment references a person named Marie and a remark about sweetness, with unclear context and missing details. No concrete event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text.
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Sly Minx
Marie
Hthel
In Practice Senator Dyzx Campaign Poses Highlight
Pathfinder Magazine notes Senator Dyzx adopts a polished image for political appeal. He maintains a pleasant public persona, posing for pictures to bolster campaign visibility and voter recognition.
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Bozx
Dyzx
Pathfinder Magazine
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