Washington the Man and His Genius in Balance
A historical portrait explores George Washington as a complex figure. It contrasts praise of his genius and foresight with notes on vanity and a robust, practical nature. The narrative covers his attire, habits, temper, and steadfast integrity in public life.
Tribute to a Bravery and Virtue Pattern
A commemorative piece honors George for courage temperance and leadership. It praises his battlefield feats and enduring example for youth while paying tribute to his mother and the lasting impact of his deeds.
Washington As An Old Man Portrait An Earnest View
The piece recalls George Washington in retirement at Mount Vernon with dignity and hospitality. It notes his long life of quiet leadership, the wish to sleep with his fathers, and his daily rides as he managed his estate while hosting distinguished visitors.
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Borg Wastiongston
Washington
Theo Mide
Lafayette
Rattler
Hind
Senate
John Muareshall
Justice
Congress
Marshall
Tie
Maushad
Parton
Jefferson
Gschar
Eharel
Potomac
Custis
Mount Vernon
Washington and the War Horse Nelson at Mount Vernon
The narrative recalls George Washington daily guiding overseers on his Mount Vernon farms. He pauses before a sorrel horse named Nelson, the war horse that bore him through battles to the Yorktown surrender, epitomizing his final, understated years as a leading figure.
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Nelson
Yorktown
Ines
Lord Cornwallis
Washington and Payne Resolve Duel Feud in Virginia
The story recalls a quarrel in Alexandria Virginia where Lieutenant Payne knocked down George Washington after a political dispute. Washington admitted fault and offered amends inviting Payne to drink and become friends. They reconciled with wine and two glasses, later forming a lasting friendship. Payne later served as a pallbearer at Washingtons funeral.
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Washington
Ife
Alexandrian
Lieut
Payne
Fairfax
Alexandria
Cal
Sheffield craftsman shows tiny precision shears
A Sheffield workman exhibits pin sized shears. A dozen such tools weigh less than half a grain about the weight of a postage stamp. The tiny shears are described as perfectly made as ordinary sized scissors.
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Sheffield
State Law Makers Bill Passes in Lower House
The lower house approved twenty one measures on Friday led by statutes to create a State board of pharmacy ensure boiler and stationary engineer oversight establish county boards of charities curb importation of dependent children curb candy adulteration extend mayoral veto power in larger cities and require heated streetcars A beet sugar bounty bill failed after long debate Senate advances a constitutional revision bill and measures to aid Wolf Lake harbor and channel building Firms push for 2 cent rail fare defeated in the house and a string of local reform bills along with new measures to regulate elections education and county administration were introduced
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State Board of Pharmacy
County Boards of Charities
Senate
Hogate
Tower House
Wolf Lake
Culbert
Goclenouns
Sweeney
Newby
Mr. Nusbaum
Osborn
Election Board
Mr. Marshall
Canada
Luuttit
San Jose
James
State of Indian
Hayes
United States
House
State Commission
Largest in the World Chicago Furniture House
The John M. Smyth Company in Chicago claims the world’s largest furniture house status with seven and a half acres of floor space. In thirty years it has furnished nearly three quarters of a million homes and offers a generous return policy and a free illustrated catalogue. The note adds a historical aside that no human head appeared on coins until after Alexander the Great.
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Chicago
John M. Smyth Company
West
Madison Street
Alexander the Great
Salzer Seed Company Catalogue Offer
Onion Seed 68o and Upa Lb. Catalogue explains growing 1,213 bus per acre as easily as 100 bushels. Earliest vegetables pay. Salzer seeds claim weeks lead. Coffee Berry 15c lb. Potatoes 1,202 bbl. Cut this out and mail with 14c for great catalogue and 10 seed novelties to Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis.
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Upa
Salzer’s
HNA
Sal“Er Seed Company
LA Crosse
Wis
Mind steady by business says Lowell
Quotation reflects Lowell praising steady work as the best ballast for a calm mind and protection from crankiness.
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J. RB. Lowell
Grain-O Debuts as Coffee Substitute for Children
Public notice touts Grain-O as a nourishing coffee substitute derived from pure grains. It claims children benefit from replacing tea or coffee with Grain-O, noting it costs about a penny and a fraction per serving and is sold by all grocers.
Go to Work to Cure Lumbago with St Jacobs Oil
Prominent advice urges immediate use of St Jacobs Oil for lumbago with a firm rub for penetration. A cryptic note then comments that the society of Indices is a school of politeness. Nickel Plate Road agents offer Sunday excursion tickets at one fare round trip good for same day return, with details available from agents.
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Nickel Plate Road
Peruna touted by ex congressman for catarrh cure
Ex congressman A J Goddwyn of Alabama praises Pe-ru-na from the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co of Columbus Ohio. He claims to feel improvement after two bottles and urges readers to obtain Dr Hartman’s free book on catarrh as a national cure.
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A. T. Goodwyn
Alabama
Columbus
Ohio
A. J. Gogdwyn
Hartman
Curvature OSTEOFATHY Curea Addressed by Worlds Institute
An advertisement from Worlds Institute at 13 16 17 and 18 Ee Berry 9h Wayne offers a free consultation on curvature osteofathy and deformities of the spine and limbs.
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Worlds Institute
Ee Berry
Wayne
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