Monticello the Virginia home of Thomas Jefferson described
The article lauds Monticello as Jefferson's historic Virginia estate, detailing its ascent, architecture, and grounds. It highlights the mansion’s construction from 1770 to 1802, its seaside Doric style, and the view from its hilltop position. It notes Jefferson’s life there, hospitality, and the estate’s later ownership and preservation attempts.
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Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Virginia
Mount Vernon
America
Republi
Jefferson
England
Old Dominion
Piedmont
Charlottesville
Albemarle
Democratic Party
South
Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Montecello
Alx
Europe
Mae
United States Congress
Golden City's Hindu Temple Opens in America and San Francisco Roots
A San Francisco letter to the Portland Oregonian describes the first Hindu temple in the western world, built under Vedanta supervision. The three story structure blends Indian design with American furnishings, houses a 200 seat assembly hall, and hosts seven Vedanta nuns across the street. Swamis and neophytes perform daily rites while catering mainly to Americana, with annual pilgrimages to the Santa Clara valley. The faith began in the United States about 16 years ago and in San Francisco a decade prior.
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United States
San Francisco
Portland Oregonian
Prakashananda
India
America
Americana
Emporium
Santa Clara Valley
San Antone Valley
Mount Hamilton
Lick Observatory
Exclusive credit sparks editorial clash over interview source
The dialogue reveals a dispute over who owns the idea and exclusive interview with sausage makers about wholesomeness of a mixed diet. Editor and reporter claim authorship and exclusive rights to the concept.
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Miggles
Bumbie
Demand for infant care and medical ads disrupt rail car scene
A high railway official recalls soothing an infant in a Pullman car while a mother struggled. The report blends a harsh critique of drummers, a 2 a m wakeful baby, and a tongue in cheek memory of sleep aid. The text also includes an advertisement for Catarrh cure and seeds catalog humor from the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Knoxville Woman
Knorville Iowa resident Mrs Crana Franns reports year long right side pains weakness and sleeplessness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she regained ability to work and sleep well. The notice touts the remedy for female ailments and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Knorville
Iowa
Pinkham
Crana Franns
R. F.D
Knoxville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyda FE
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