Washingtons Mother Aims To Shield Son From Fame
The article portrays Mary Ball Washington as a strong, high spirited mother who shaped George Washington though cautious of his rise to prominence. It notes her influence on his early career including the navy and Braddock era while detailing her later fraught relationship with his fame and financial strains.
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Mary Ball
George
Betty
Continental Army
Col
Fielding Lewis
Virginia
Corotoman
Lancaster County
Wiliam Ball
William
Joseph
Mary
Navy
Men of the World
Lawrence
Potomac
England
Joseph Ball
Old Country
King
Mount Vernon
Fredericksburg
Mra
George Kiger
Riger
Mrs. Washington
Patsy
Cornwallia
Old World Dishes and Home Style Ways to Cook
The text describes several meat dishes and cooking steps for home kitchens. Recipes include veal cutlets fried in crumb coating, stuffing a rabbit with seasoned bread crumb mixture and boiling, tongue cutlets breaded and fried with a savory sauce, and Hamburg spaghetti made from chopped steak with tomato sauce and seasoned noodles.
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Hamburg
Casserole Recipes and Preparation Tips
A collection of casserole methods including cheese and tomato rice bake and spaghetti with sausage and apple topping. Instructions cover lining a buttered dish, layering rice or pasta, adding cheese or sausage and apple, seasoning with onion juice pepper salt, and baking until cooked.
Cascarets Ad Warns Against Indigestion and Liver Trouble
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy to cleanse the stomach, remove sour foods, and promote bowel health. It promises quick relief overnight and a clear head by morning, claiming the 10 cent box suits men, women, and children without causing griping.
Elmwood Constituent Loans Senator Kern Fifty Cents
Senators Shively and Kern of Indiana met a Elmwood constituent who boasted he had voted for Kern and Shively for years. The man borrowed fifty cents, prompting Kern to quip that the fellow knows the difference between a doctor and a fifty cent senator.
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Shively
Kern
Indaha
Elmwood
Eamwood
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington
Doktar
Wounded Soldier Quietly Questions Camera Trouble
During recent fighting along the Aisne a man was badly wounded. An ambulance corps orderly placed him on a stretcher and asked the patient to be taken to a hospital. The wounded man weakly asked what is the matter with the camera.
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Aisne
London
Fragmentary Thought on Self View and Merit
A reflective line questions how a man with a poor self opinion may still lack obvious fault. It hints at internal struggle and social judgment without detailing specific events or individuals. The text reads as a philosophical aside rather than a concrete news item.
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