Lincoln Birthday Echoes Through Civil War Years
The article recalls Abraham Lincoln’s February 12 birthdays during the Civil War era, noting anxiety in 1861 as secession deepened, sorrow in 1862 with Willie Lincoln’s illness, and cautious optimism in 1863 and 1864 as Union victories grew. It cites Tarbell and Tisdale, mentions the 1863 White House party, and records a 1865 war department order signed on February 12.
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Lincoln Did Not Loot Washington Says Lossing In Diary
Historian Benson J. Lossing, born on Lincoln's Birthday in 1813, recounts in a 1864 diary entry with Congressman Arnold a detailed account of Lincoln's journey through Baltimore to Washington. He describes warnings of assassination plots, the beaver hat swap, and the impromptu Independence Hall flag-raising before continuing to Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
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Pinkerton
New York
Sumner
Hunter
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Marshall Lamon
District of Columbia
Rug Leaflet Included Free With Two Sewing Books
Readers can request a Rug Leaflet free with an order for two sewing books by Mrs. Spears of Chicago. The leaflet explains rag rug knitting using 2 inch wooden needles, color strips, and edge crochet. Books cost 25 cents each. ordering both includes the Rug Leaflet free.
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Ask Doctor About This Ideal Way TO LOSE FAT
An advertisement promotes a 28 day fat loss plan urging women to avoid drugs, starvation, and harsh workouts. It touts Kruschen salt as a daily aid, claiming it contains six minerals and mirrors spa waters. The copy promises low cost, quick results and urges readers to buy now at druggists.
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Patience Brings Peace Says Paul Painleve Quotation
A historical quotation attributed to Paul Painleve urges patience as the primary virtue for a peacemaker. The remark frames patience as essential for enduring conflict and fostering harmony.
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Paul Painleve
Mastery First in Governing Others, a Massinger Thought
A compact quotation from Massinger proclaims that true leadership begins with the private discipline to govern oneself. The message emphasizes self-mastery as the foundation of effective rule over others.
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