WEDDINGS IN THE WHITE HOUSE ACROSS AMERICAN HISTORY
A collage of presidential nuptials notes that marriages occurred in the White House from early republic days to the Cleveland era. Notable unions include Adams and Jackson administrations, Jefferson’s era, and the famed 1886 Cleveland wedding Frances Folsom. The piece sketches social bustle, public interest, and the enduring significance of these royal like events within the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
White House
Andrew Jackson, Jr
Orke
Philadelphia
Washington
Jackson
Mary Lew
Mabel McKinley
Hermanus Baer
Miss Todd
Madison
Wfe
James Madison Jackson
Jacksons
Maria Monroe
Samuel Gouy
Erreur
Martinique
Miss Easton
Tennessee
Mr. Polk
Elizabeth Tyler
Tyler
New York
John C. Calhoun
Nellie Grant
President Grant
Algernon Sartoris
Hayes
Platt
Hastings
Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Mosquitoes Vainly Studied as Deadly Poisoners
Old science-fiction style claim recounts a mosquito mystery in England, insisting the insect’s venom is a potent animal alkaloid akin to strychnine and prussic acid. It details how female mosquitoes inject poison via bites, how it travels through blood, and cites permanganate of potash as a universal antidote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Congress
England
Spring Humors and Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures
A testimonial oriented note claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures spring humors including scrofula salt rheum and other skin and blood conditions. It asserts high cure rates and urges readers to choose Hood's as the best spring medicine with patient letters as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Dan Maxhevp
North Londonderry
New Hampshire
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John Quincy Adams
John
Helen
Blue Room
Europe
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
Miss McKinley
Abner McKinley
White Rouge
McKinley
Mr. Baer
Jeffer
Medical College of
Motor Villa
Bournemouth
Red Room
London
Mabel Me.kinley
Miss M'Kinley
The