Beveridge Lincoln biography hailed as landmark study
A long review surveys Albert J Beveridge’s two volume Life of Abraham Lincoln 1809 1858 from his effort on the first fifty years to the groundbreaking research uncovering overlooked records. The piece emphasizes Beveridge’s methodical pursuit of truth, his edits repeatedly revising chapters, and the enduring tribute by Claude G Bowers and others.
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America
Washington
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Houghton Mifflin Company
Claude G. Bowers
Houston
Beveridge
Nicolay
Hay
Robert Todd Lincoln
Herndon
Mr. Bowers
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Senate Committee On
United States Senate
John Marshall
Republic
Marshall
Bowers
Justice Holmes
Beverly Farms
Oldman
Illinois
Springfield
Barton
Schubert
Kitchen 4 Cabinet Ea
The fragment appears to quote a poetic line about enduring love and memory. The source text is damaged and presents no clear news event or identifiable entities beyond a stray verse reference and a 1929 date tag from Western Newspaper Union. The readable portion offers a literary inscription rather than a reportable item.
A Man Works on His Stomach Inadvertent Slogan
A vintage advertisement extols regular meals for peak work output and promotes PERU-NA as the world's greatest stomach remedy. It claims the product tones the stomach, relieves congestion, and broad vitality loss, urging readers to ask their druggist for a bottle today.
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Napoleon
Peru
Sign Language Double Wedding in Allentown Pa
The first double wedding of its kind was celebrated in Allentown where four deaf mutes wed. The officiating clergyman was assisted by Edward W. Karcher a Mount Airy seminary senior who will become the United States first deaf Lutheran pastor upon graduation and ordination. All questions and responses at the ceremony were conducted in sign language.
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Allentown
Edward W. Karcher
Mount Airy
United States
Secret remedy promises quick relief from cold
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Pape's Cold Compound to conquer even deep throat or lung colds by noon. It emphasizes immediate relief and a cheerful social calendar once the misery passes.
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Pape
Ady
Trojan player admiration sparks cheeky banter at USC
In a Los Angeles Times item, two coeds in the USC crowd tease about a Trojan player during a U. S. C. Wildcat game. One jokes about setting her cap for him while the other quips about having both knee caps set for him for a long time, delivered with playful innuendo.
Keep Blankets Like New With Borax Wash
Keep blankets fresh and sweet by washing with 20 Mule Team Borax and mild soap. Avoid strong alkalis and harsh washing compounds. A final Borax rinse leaves them soft and fluffy.
Misanthropy in Art Draws From Foe-Holding View
A dialogue on why artists are seen as misanthropic revolves around the idea that the typical artist’s view of humanity stems from a supposed hatred of people. Miss Cayenne links artistic representation to a hostile stance toward mankind.
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Miss Cayenne
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Western Newspaper Union
Garfield
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