Livingston and the Early American Department of Foreign Affairs
Gaillard Mont is in Harper's Magazine discussing Robert R. Livingston and the genesis of the U S Department of Foreign Affairs. It covers Livingston as first secretary, the 1731 creation, and the evolution toward the Department of State by 1780, noting friction with Congress and early foreign policy shaping.
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Robert Ry Livingston
Robert Mt. Livingston
New York
Antatoxnian
Jorlat
Mel
Lee Coufak
Congress
de Dartinienia
Atringa
Department of Foreign Affairs
Livingston
John Jay Wax Wade
Tavingstown
Brent Tilnlser
Hop
Francis Wharton
Frankie
Kimuke
Gaillard Munt
Harper's
Fragmented OCR Notes on Funeral Verse and Oral Traditions
The text compiles mangled excerpts referencing a wedding vow scene, religious rites, graves, and poetic lines. It mentions a marriage address by a groom to a bride, mentions of graves and a farm or rural setting, and interwoven quotes about fate, piety, and memory. It also includes stray references to period newspapers and authors such as New York World and Baltimore American.
Rexall straw vote puts Wilson ahead
Rexall store straw poll, conducted by United Drug Co of Boston, reports results showing Wilson leading in the presidential vote. The unofficial tally includes Hughes and Wilson with figures across states, indicating early preference in Rexall outlets.
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Rexall
Wilson
United Drug Company of
Boston
Rex:ml Remedian
Rexall Storon
Beaton
MH. James
Whl
Jowding Hughes
United States
Anim
Hornig
Mass
Mr. i
Ryan
Fexan
Hughes
Faber
Fexas
United Drug CO
MAB and LEO MEERECHEIDT Death Shocks Local Community
The article reports the deaths of MAB and Leo Meerecheidt and notes shock among Helativer and friends in Dyan woes. It lists mourners including Mrs Low Sten chet of Ban Antonio and Mrs Mennychoudt formerly Sixs Loraine Reynolds of Franklin, with others named at a funeral in Frankith Utogay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buniday Micrilog
Mra
Low Stenchet
Ban AntOnio
Ratunday Niaht
Mennychoudt
Loraine Reynolds
Franklin
Wan Wleve
Sanaie Rohde
Miryam Manda
Mra Kote
Mr. Cote
Sam Antoniougon
Omer Ak Yanni
Dodge
Mig
Maloney
Conwy
Cole
Henry Kole
Tow Fimatth
Ing Erin Satherwhes
Miya Dewitt Gratiam
Utogay Uy Automobile
Compliments to Bryan Young LaPy and Local Talent
Fragmented note praises Bryan Young LaPy and a group of local talents visiting Monon ton. It references a youth program and performances with unclear phrases but mentions Mike Nomiwright, Miss Slateret, and Tom Very in connection with a city event and a party at a venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teany
Notice of a Small Estate Assessment and Board Meeting
Notice refers to Intyan Todt and others in November 1964 regarding a one dollar five cent claim from the death of Mrs Friis Kiatewan. Amount held to Jon Th Row with potential sundry adjustments. The board of Mihehtars shows attendance by James, Jon, Weed, Meynin, and others.
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Mtrm
Friis Kiatewan
Board of Mlehetars
Aed
Ath
James
Atte
Jon 11
Weed
Milk Prices Rise At Local Market In 1919
Announcement from The Low Dairy notes milk and cream price increases effective November 6 1919. Milk per gallon 49 cents per quart 12 cents. cream per gallon 150 per quart 20 cents. butter and other dairy items listed with new per unit rates.
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Ford Mt
Conte Pet Gant
Low Dairy
Te Mf. Candy
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Parker Astin Hardware CO
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Toyland
Ae ‘Willard
Wwe
Jupiter
Ans
America
Uons
RAIN
SHINE
Frank Gotoh
Yousef Mussane Tubetioalleg
Driwe
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Mss
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Provence
Neust
Latvia
Parveen
Hillam
Sarway
Maryalowa
Waniertal
Uy Aden
Baltimore American
Mather
London
Outre
Henry
Jolted Drug Company
Pall Bhows
Wilton
Mab
Leo Meerecheidt
Crescent Woodworking Shor
J. 8
Smith
Caportte
Fin Bryan
Treae
New South
South
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd
New Orleans
Eyse
Bryan Young Lapy
Tom Very
Wrigley
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