Andrew Jackson the seventh U S president and hero
The seventh president, born in Union County North Carolina in 1767, rose as a Revolutionary War soldier at thirteen, led American forces at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815, and became a popular Democrat after election in 1828 before dying at the Hermitage in 1845. His early fame came from defeating the Creeks in 1813 and 1814 with Horseshoe Bend and Emuckfau. later he fought Seminoles. His sobriquet was Old Hickory.
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United States
Union County
N. C
New Orleans
Jackson
Hermitage
Nashiville
Tenn
Talladega
Emueckfau
Horseshoe Bend
Old Sickery
Bananas stuffed with cream for festive servings
Bananas filled with cream cost more than plain fruit. Remove a peel segment, scoop pulp, mix powdered sugar cream milk and lemon juice, refit pulp, chill with ice and salt. Tie with ribbon on lace doilies for a festive touch, viewed as extravagant by some.
Wedding Notes From Old Newspapers About 1825
A humorous clip of marriage notices from a near century old paper, including ceremonies in Machias Concord Newport and Philadelphia. It lists Samuel Bowers and Lacey Atcherson, Stephen Dwelley and Phoebe Hanscom, George Waterhouse and Lucy Hanscom, Abel Monroe and Saloma Hinds, Thomas Brown and Lydia Black, Roswell Selmer and Frances Forsaith, and John Bennoch Jr. and Susan Eells, with light verse commentary on love and marriage.
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Concord
Mass
Ripley
Machias
Eben Inglee
Samuel Bowers
Lacey Atcherson
J. A. Jon
George Waterhouse
cHias
Lucy Hanscom
Dr. Ripley
H. N. Hewitt
Boston
Ann Maria Barrett
Hymen
Fair Maria
Newport
Roswell 81Mer
North Carolina Spectator
Frances M. Forsaith
Newport Spectator
North Carolina
New Hampshire
Livermore
Abel
Monroe
Saloma Hinds
Berlin
Abel Knapp, Esq
Thomas Brown
Lydia Black
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson, Jr
The
United States
Sarah
Peter Yorke
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That City
Camden
John Bennoch, Jr
Orono
Susan S. Eells
Home Missionary Program for Congregational Meetings
The Cleveland program Oct 15 and 16 outlines sessions with the National Congregational council. Key speakers include James G. Cannon, Frank T. Bayley, Henry H. Kelsey, Hubert Herring, and regional missionaries addressing growth, hospitality, urban mission, and denominational unity. The schedule includes pastor and secretary addresses, a prayer service, an evening lecture by Prof. Steiner, and a concluding plan for a nationwide partnership and spiritual foundations.
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Congregational Home Missionary Society
Cleveland
National Congregational Council
James G. Cannon
New York
Home Mission
Frank T. Bayley
Denver
Col
Charles, S. Mills
St. Louis
Bohemian Choir of
Willis.e. Lougee
Alfred Bentall
Honor
Mich
Andrew Havlik
Duquesne
Cne
Henry Harris
B. W. Firman
The
National Federation of
Women’s Home Missionary Unions
William Horace Day
Los Angeles
Cal
Hartford Theological Seminary
Home Missions
Raymond Calkins
Portsland
D.D
Boston Transcript
Brave Mother Bickerdyke Aided Wounded After Chattanooga
In Mrs Livermore’s My Stay of the War a sketch depicts Mother Bickerdyke as an energetic nurse who aided 1800 wounded after the Chattanooga battle. She defied red tape, hauled firewood with an axe, and faced arrest yet pressed on to save soldiers during bitter cold.
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Mother Bickerdyke
How He Finds His Cow
A Chicago suburb man rehabilitates a wandering cow by painting the telephone number on the animal. Whenever the cow strays far, a caller phones the owner who retrieves her. The anecdote appears in Our Dumb Animals.
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Chicago
Advertising Boosts Benton County Growth and Land Value
Benton county businessmen funded a 300 general fund to publish opportunities to homeseekers. Result: 750 residents located in the county and $600000 spent on property. The piece argues successful advertising Rivals lead to population growth and higher land values, urging continued promotion and use of established channels.
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Oregon
Benton County
Maynard Man Sentenced to Year in House of Correction
John Noonan of Maynard received a one year term in the house of correction at Cambridge for an assault on Richard Anclare of Northboro road and for breaking into the South Avton depot. After fleeing bonds, he was recaptured by Officer John Conners, and his wife fainted in court as sentencing drew praise for mercy.
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John Noonan
Maynard
House of Correction
Cambridge
Richard Anclare
Northboro Road
Avton
Noonan
John Conners
Nootan
Praise for every good deed in Our Dumb Animals
A short exhortation celebrates kindness toward animals and people, urging praise for all who do well and contribute to a happier world. The tone reflects a humane reform spirit common to Our Dumb Animals Society era writings.
Concord to Hudson and Maynard Street Car Schedules 1907
Timetable details for Concord Hudson Maynard and connecting lines start March 8 1907 with daily service except Sundays. Includes numerous times for Concord Concord Junction Maynard and Hudson routes and connections to Lowell Acton Maynard St Ry Co with car barn note and Maynard office.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. BY CO
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Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
Maynard
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Ko Stow Baer
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N. Om
Tudson
Sudbury
Moriarty
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Bludson ci Ly Hously
Bowton
Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Westboro
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated &&\. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchdare
Lexington
Boston
Lowell Acton & Maynard
RY. CO
Lowell, Acton & Maynard
Acton
John W. Ogden
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Andrew Jackson
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Home Missionary Program
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Jobrsganson
Adams House
4Th St
G. M
Fred Arvidson
Avon
Joseph Grady
Tremont St
Sun
Maynard Mans
N. Y
Ni H. & H. Railroad
Taunton
Southboro
South Framingham
Sener
Merit
Northboro
Guinton
Fitchburg
Fayville
Marttigea
Lowell
S. m
South
Spage Junction
Taurston
Concord Teaction
South Sudbury
Standard Oil CO. Incorporated
Nyone
Laon
Balt News
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Marlborough Avings. Bank
Marlborough
Batneday
William D. Burdett
Charlies F. Holyoke
Froarurer
Snelling
Joseph Bur
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