Sons of Presidents Had White House Fun Through Ages
The article recounts how presidential children from Roosevelt to Garfield and Lincoln caused mischief in the White House. It highlights Archie Roosevelts electric prank, Tad Lincoln’s games with his father, and other pranks by presidential offspring, including pets and makeshift military plays.
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Herdia
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John Coolidge
Calvin, Jr
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Mischi
Archie
Arcia
Ronsevel
Quentin
Archie Wold
Jeneth
aArenie
Charlie Taft
White Hall
Frank
Garfield
Roosevelts
James
Harry
Neises
Tad Lincoln
Tadmote
Azzi
Mery
Abraham Lincoln
Willie
Robert
Pole
Tre Andatous
Tod
Lincoln
Tad
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Saturday Subscribers List Boosts Red Cross Relief Drive
Red Cross relief efforts raised near 9000 dollars over three days as workers targeted churches to reach the 12000 dollar goal. Saturday donors include banks and two department stores with individual gifts from dozens of residents and a long list of one dollar contributions.
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Bridgeport Trust Co. National Bank
T. L. Watson & Co
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Toth Conquers English Channel
Toth completes a perilous swim from Cape Margaret to Kings Down with Burgess as pilot and Sullivan greeting him after landing. The effort follows a narrow sand pathway with water behind and a cliff ahead, ending in recovery aboard the accompanying vessel.
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Resinol Treatment Promises Clear Skin for Youth
Skin troubles burden youth and Resinal Shap and Ointment offer relief. Resinol Soap cleanses deeply to prepare the skin for Resinol Ointment which soothes irritated spots. Thousands report a blotchy complexion becomes clear and healthy. Regular use keeps skin healthy.
Tanlac Restores Energy for Mrs Jack after Illness
Mrs. George H. Jack of 280 Barle St. recounts a two year decline from a severe illness. She credits Tanlac with curing indigestion pain and fatigue, restoring her health and sleep. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by all druggists and warns against substitutes.
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Tedford
Autumn Home Decor and Rugs Catalog Listing
An assortment of autumn home furnishings and decors offered with emphasized planning for a cohesive indoor season. Highlights include Whittall Anglo-Persian and Teprac rugs in 9 by 12 feet, various oriental and Dutch inlay floorings, drapery fabrics, curtains, cretonnes, voiles, bedspreads, and decorative textiles priced from 29 cents to $1554.
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Maytag Washer Promises Tireless Cleaning and Easy Payments
A Maytag washer demonstrates relentless washing power with a cast aluminum tub and new gyrator. The ad touts sanitary cleanliness, heavy item handling, and continues speed until done. It offers cash price 150 dollars and easy payments 165 dollars on the fourth floor.
Peck Heads Howland Dry Goods Co. Master
Vincent C. Peck appointed head master of The Howland Dry Goods Co. in a move described as strengthening the firm’s educational outreach and staff leadership within the retail operation.
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