White House to Add Attic Guest Rooms for Wilsons
The White House will be enlarged by converting part of the attic into guest chambers with bathrooms while preserving the mansion’s main floors. Lighting may rely on skylights, and the social wing will facilitate receptions. Roosevelt era changes left the residence as the Wilsons’ private domicile.
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Arthur
Harrisons
Executive Mansion
Henry Clay's Brother Buried in Ark Grave Uncared
Porter Clay, younger brother of Henry Clay, lies uncare d for in Camden Arkansas cemetery near Idabel Oklahoma. The New Century Club once placed a simple stone over the grave, saving it from oblivion.
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Idabel, Okla
Porter Clay
Henry Clay
Camden
Ark
New Century Club
Princeton Has Her Second President
One hundred years ago Princeton produced a second U S president James Madison who took the oath for a second term. The article notes Madison as a scholar above all and compares Princeton to Yale Harvard and William and Mary in presidential alumni. It mentions Taft Adams Roosevelt and Jefferson Monroe Tyler as other university presidents.
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James K. Polk
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Virginia
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Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
John Tyler
Education Chief Urges More Play in Early Schooling
J H Francis superintendent of Los Angeles schools told a South Congregational Church audience that American sport culture is reversed. He urged more play in lower grades to build self confidence and health, linking playgrounds with schools to transform child life and future citizens.
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Los Angeles
J. H. Francis
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West
Board of Education
Scotch clan chief goes in vaudeville in New York
New York vaudeville adds Maclaine of Lochbuie as a new recruit. He is chief of Clan Maclaine and lord of 85 000 acres around Lochbuie Castle on Mull. He aims to earn funds in America to save his encumbered estate.
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New York
Maclaine of
Porto Ricans Fight Free Sugar Tariff Change
Democratic delegation from Porto Rico arrives on the Brazos to attend Wilson's inaugural and vows to oppose free sugar or tariff cuts to one cent a pound.
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New York
Democratic Party
Porto Rico
Brazos
San Juan
Wilson
Fire destroys race track stands in Manchester drive
A fire at the Manchester Driving Park Association track on South Beach street destroyed the race track stands shortly before 6 o clock tonight. The blaze was reported in Manchester New Hampshire on March 2 and caused extensive damage to the wooden structures.
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Manchester Driving Park Association
South Beach Street
Our Fathers' Simple Life Best of All
John Beazley Webb promotes Tona Vita as a remedy for nervous debility by echoing ideal health practices of the past. He cites pure air sun light water a clean soil and balanced diet as essential and claims Tona Vita mirrors these benefits and aids elimination of waste. The product is sold at large Boston drug stores.
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Boston
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