Makers of Historic Phrases
An exploration of how U S presidents and leaders such as Hoover Coolidge Wilson Roosevelt Cleveland Harding and Bryan coined or popularized memorable phrases. It traces phrases like basically sound I do not choose to run America first open covenants openly arrived in and public office is a public trust with notes on their historical reception and lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Moosevelt
Wilson
Murry
Cal
Coolidge
Kintscig
Rapid City
George Washington
Manse of Burgesses
Virginia
van Sweartingen
Col
Allam Stephen
Marion
Oho
Harding
Ronsevelu
Wendroe Wilson
Princeton University
America
New York
League of Nations
Senate
Amerles
S Wilson
Wilsim
Thuesevelt
Trnsis
Tiough Qlevalkind
Ohio
Moniley
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Cleveland
David Unter Strather
Porte Crason
Weiter
Lowwever
Benjamin Disraeli
England
The
Republic
New York Commercial Advertiser
New York City
Edmund Burke
Thomas Jeterson
John OG. Catloun
Charles Sumner
William C. Budseon
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Daniel S. Lamont
William Jennings Bryan
Jalur
Wyoming Notes on Scholarships Rail Plans and Local Debates
Regneth Smit of Whyallagd earns a American Bankers Association loan scholarship of 25 dollars at the University of Wyoming. The Torrington case appeals to the Wyoming Supreme Court over a 1926 sugar contract. A proposed Chicago to Casper railroad link for the Riverton project area is to be discussed by Burlington and Chicago & Northwestern officials. Sheridan Coal Company’s HottMkiss mine remains closed for months, south of Diets Coat camp. Casper winner Madeleine Walker ranks ninth in a national high school journalism contest by Quill and Scroll. Sheridan girls rifle team marksmen excel with several perfect scores. Gasoline tax receipts in January 1940 show a drop from December. A north-south Casper to Miles City railroad project is said to start by May with possible completion by fall. Statewide juvenile justice reform visits planned before the new penitentiary work at Rawlins begins. Thermopolis to receive a new town water system contract, split into three parts. Vehicle registrations rise across Wyoming counties with Casters showing gains and state receipts climbing. John J. Tyler files suit in Cheyenne to collect on bonds from Edgerton. Chicago & Northwestern to invest 118250 in Wyoming division improvements this year, upgrading rails to ninety-pound steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taranio County
Bolly Sugar Co
Tor-rington
Wyo
State Supreme Court
Gro 773
Riverton
Sheridan- Wyoming Coal Company
Edward Bottomier
Diets
Sheridan
Battomley
Casper Miss
Quill and Servit Journalism Society
Madeleine Walker
Gasper High School
Wrorming National Guard
Esmiy
Cheyenne
Msnay
National Gita
Althosh
Chives B. Winter
Wyoising—-Montana Railroad Company
Widdfa West
R. H. Alearn
Roach
William Rubos
Ciitest
State Board of Cherifies and Reform
Rawhas Penitent
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas State Pententiary
Iowa
Park and Sweetwater
Albany
Noztrona County
Wes
Sheriden
Johnson County
John J. Tyler
Feder District Court
Cheyanne
Edgerton
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wyoming
Lusk
Douglas
Casper
Lander
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Digestive Relief
An ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from rich foods and acidity. It promises a pleasant preparation that alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, with physician endorsement and a warning against imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Disputed Dinner Quips Spark City Hall Gossip
At a New York dinner Mayor Walker criticized a disgruntled party faction calling them reminiscent of a fabled bookkeeper couple. The tale, told as a parable about appetite and wit, circulated as light banter among attendees with remarks about appetite and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
New York
Georger
Golden Medical Discovery Tonic by Dr Pierce
The late Dr RV Pierce practiced medicine in Pennsylvania before moving to Buffalo New York. He developed his Golden Medical Discovery a ready to use tonic for the blood claiming to aid digestion act as a strength builder and improve complexion by enriching the blood and clearing pimples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RV Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N.Y
de. Pierce
Fragmentary Historical Note on Invention and Taxed Goods
The text describes an invention adopted in Britain to improve wine production after pest issues. It mentions a vessel emitting fumes tested by officials in Parliament, with a focus on economic struggles and a general context of expenditures for unnecessary items. The fragmentary language suggests a historic policy or technological debate with public officials observing proceedings.
California Fig Syrup praised for child health remedy
A San Antonio mother credits California Fig Syrup with rapidly improving her three year old daughter after a serious intestinal illness. The ad touts the syrup as a purely vegetable laxative that supports digestion and bowel function and notes a long physician endorsement history and high annual usage. It warns buyers to seek the genuine product by checking for the California name on the carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Tl. W
Santantonio
Texas
California
Bates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campalee
Canlinge
Tn Ollive
Warren G. Harding
Soin Chiciga
Rauke
Progressive Party
Thas
Paign
Enelid
William Jennings Bryce
Regneth Smit
Whyallagd
University of Wyoming
American Bankers’ Association
Magnesia
Doctor
Salt Lake City
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