Vacation at White Court Swampscott sees Coolidge calm
A period photo feature describes President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge enjoying the Summer White House at White Court Swampscott Massachusetts. It notes the mansion s seaside view from the beach and formal front, the president in vacation attire, and a party of guests aboard the Mayflower. Swampscott s fishing village origins and current status as a summer residential town are also outlined along with nearby towns.
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Frank W. Stearns
Red Gables
White Court
Swampscott
English Visitor Visits President Coolidge at White Court
An English guest visiting the North shore of White Court is invited to drop in to see President Coolidge. He asks if he may shake hands and talk, and is told he will do most of the talking. He is advised he can come in a bathing suit if needed, since this is a republic.
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Coolidge
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Washington Star
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Higher Razor Efficiency
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving and bathing, promising double razor efficiency and skin health. It claims no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with daily shaving, and that one soap serves for shaving, bathing, and shampooing.
Set of Teeth Definition from Pathfinder Magazine
The article explains that a set of teeth can refer to all teeth or just a portion. It notes that upper or lower qualifiers clarify scope, while without modifiers it generally means both upper and lower teeth together.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Alice retells Columbus tale from school in family moment
A child named Alice enthusiastically recounts Columbus story to her mother at home. She correctly recalls the Nina Pinta and Santa Maria, and Isabella as the queen, prompting mother to confirm the familiar details.
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Alice
Columbus
Nina
Santa Maria
Isabella
Invisible Wire Created by USDA Physicist
A physicist at the United States Department of Agriculture has manufactured ultra thin wire that cannot be seen by the naked eye. Promoted as both a novelty and practical commodity, it has potential uses for surgeons and dentists among others.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vast Mohammedan World Spreads Across Continents
The Mohammedan empire is described as vast, spanning a territory three times the United States. Its extent reaches from Western Siberia to India in the south, and westward across Africa to the Atlantic, highlighting the broad geographic reach of Islamic lands.
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United States
Siberia
India
Africa
Atlantic
Musings on a Shootout and Son-in-Law Tales
Mrs Johnson reads a shocking account of a man shooting his son-in-law and jokes about the crop of son-in-laws thinning out. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge comments that the trend might soften the pool of sons-in-law if the pattern continues.
Be cheerful amid fault finding in daily life
A quoted editorial note extols cheerfulness as a cure for constant knocker attitudes. It condemns the habit of finding fault on pleasant days, arguing that negativity sickens social interactions and diminishes outlook.
Map Long in Making Immense US Topo Map to Finish in 1945
The vast topographical map of the United States, under 26 years of development, is projected to be completed in 1945. The project has involved extensive surveying, sampling, and compilation by government agencies and affiliated cartographers.
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United States
Handy Handicap Willesden Wife at the Golf Sinks
London Tit Bits notes a humorous portrait of a deaf husband given a job on the golf sinks and hints at a Drury Lane theater origin as a cockpit before its conversion in James I’s era. The item blends light gossip with a nod to London stage history.
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Willesden
London
Drury Lane
James L
Worth Reading Reflections On Society And Freedom
A collection of aphoristic sayings touches on self knowledge honesty openness and social behavior. It critiques habit comfort and deceit while praising personal freedom and thoughtful conduct amid social pressure and gendered perspectives.
Virginia Woman Reorganizes Kitchen Reduces Daily Steps
A Virginia woman rearranged her kitchen utensils and saved about 823 steps daily, equating to nearly three miles less walking per month. The change highlights how small home adjustments can impact daily activity levels.
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Virginia
Salvation Army reunites long separated English soldier and mother
After 30 years apart, an English soldier in Egypt reconnects with his Canadian mother. The Salvation Army in Canada completed the task in a few weeks, a solution that eluded the man for most of his eighty years.
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Egypt
Canada
Salvation Army
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