What the Presidency Did to Lincoln
A reflective piece on the Lincoln assassination anniversary, exploring what might have happened if Lincoln had not been killed and how his presidency endured. It discusses Emancipation and the toll of war, drawing on Emil Ludwig’s Lincoln biography and wartime portraits to illuminate Lincoln’s private struggle and the lingering tragedy that defined his years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Pril
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
Fords Theater
United States
Woodrow Wilson
White House
George Washington
Lincoln
Emil Ludwig
Little, Brown and Company
Ludwig
Lincol
Ital
Douglas
North
Stock Exchange
Congress
Welles
Appomattox
Oid
Baker
Lord of Death
Ford
Mary Lincoln
Tad
Father
Castoria Soothes Infants With Pure Vegetable Remedy
This vintage ad touts Castoria as a safe gentle cure for children’s upset stomachs and colic. It promises quick relief, sleep restoration, and continued use until adulthood, urging parents to keep a bottle at home and look for Fletcher’s signature on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Mean Thing Plump Girl and the Found Boy Transcript
A quirky dialogue features a girl claiming beauty and a young man correcting her, followed by a line about finding a boy under the Saturday Transcript. The exchange unfolds with humorous misstatements and a reveal that the missing child was located.
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