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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

14

Washington Surrenders Commission and Returns to Mount Vernon

The narrative portrays George Washington's farewell to Congress in Annapolis and his decision to resign his commission. It emphasizes his humility, devotion to country, divine guidance, and desire to pursue peaceful civic life at Mount Vernon after the Revolutionary War.

Washington Returns to Mount Vernon and Virginia in Change

The article recalls General George Washington returning to Mount Vernon after the war, reasserting leadership and overseeing his estate. It contrasts aging colonial leaders with a rising Virginia generation led by figures like James Madison and Edmund Randolph, highlighting political shifts from royal governance to statehood and new public influence across the commonwealth.

Wervant George Virginia Fredericksburg Mount Vernon Washington Lund Washington Potomac Lund Benjamin Harrison Mr. Harrison Lower Brandon James Maira Rehard Bland Peyton Randolph Edmund Pendleton Revolutionary Committee of Safety Patrick Henry Thomas Jefferson Harrison Richard Henry Lee James Madison Congress of the Confederation Edmund Randolph Commonwealth Marshall John Marehall

Washington Returns as Nation’s Most Famous Man

General Washington arrives at Mount Vernon to a royal welcome after the Revolutionary era. He is hailed as a hero and statesman, yet must adjust to a new role beyond battlefield leadership while the public eye follows his every move. A severe winter and isolation at Mount Vernon give him rare privacy before the political duties resume.

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Amundsen Tests Hydro Aeroplane For Arctic Use

In San Francisco on March 27 Captain Roald Amundsen, famed navigator of the Northwest Passage and the South Pole, tried a hydro-aeroplane to assess its suitability for exploration. The experiment aimed to determine its potential for Arctic and polar work.

San Francisco Roald Amundsen Northwest Passage South Pole

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Restores Health For Women

Shoutands of Women Have Been Restored to Health By Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies from Mrs L E Bowers of Girard Pa and Mrs Elizabeth Gentilcore of Buffalo NY praise relief from fatigue dizziness and female ailments after using the compound and Sanative Wash. The ad promotes Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass offering confidential advice from a woman.

Lydia E. Pinkham L. E. Bowers Girard L. E. Bowens I.D. No. 1 Girard, Pa Elizabeth Gentilcore Buffalo, N.Y Lydia B. Pinkham Elizanetu Gentilcore Glory Street Buffalo New York Lydia E.pinkham

Amundsen Sees Arctic Value in Air Sea Craft

A passenger aboard Silas Christoffer sen craft, Amundsen notes the vehicle’s promise for Arctic navigation. He cites tests over water and air, finds potential in ice floe routing and triangulation, and plans further trials to determine its usefulness.

Silas Christoffersen San Francisco Bay Amundsen Arctic

Carload of Dairy Cows Moves to Peterson Bennett Ranch

A carload of dairy cows was unloaded at Carpenter for the Peterson Bennett ranch in the Chalek Bluffs district northwest of Grover Colorado. The move follows a rancher’s cry for more milk cows, seen as a hopeful sign for expanding dry land farming.

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Rescuers Struggle in Middletown After Flood

Reports from Middletown indicate water levels have fallen two feet but continue to impede rescue work. Officials fear 50 to 100 lives lost while city funds allocate 2006 for relief of hunger-stricken residents. Community members recount acts of heroism as every able person joins relief efforts.

Middletown

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