Mount Vernon and Washington the Man Behind the Legend
The essay traces Washingtons Mount Vernon era from its 17th century origins through his guardianship of the estate and his public service. It notes Lawrence Washingtons role in shaping Mount Vernon, George Washingtons early life there, and the eventual sale and preservation efforts led by Pamela Gunningham and the Mount Vernon Ladies Association.
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Elmo Scott Watson Uring
Washington
Mount Vernon
Potomac River
Virginia
John Washington
England
Lawrence
Popes Creek
Westmoreland County
Ann Pope
Lord Culpeper
District of Columbia
Nicholas Spencer
Wakefield
Bridges Creek
Pope
George
Augustine
Jane Butler
Mary Ball
Stafford
Fredericksburg
George Washington
Stafford County
Austine
Augustine Washington
Hunting Creek
Lawrence Washington
Admiral Vernon
Cartagena
Lord Fairfax
Washingtons
Lawrence Washingtons
Fairfax
Barbados
Monunt- Vernon
Martha Washington
Bushrod Washington
John Augustine Washington
John A. Washington, Jr
United States
Commonwealth of Virginia
Pamela Gunningham
South Carolina
The
Union
Edward Everett
Ladies’ Association
John’ A. Washington, Jr
Montana House Debates Wide Range of Bills and Reforms
The Montana legislature considers Kaulbach and Moss Blankenbaker bills on school bus safety and district representation, with chancellor office abolition and nine constitutional amendments pending. Proposals cover tax on utility income, crop liens relief, overhead electrical equipment inspection, state convention for constitutional revision, and distribution of automobile license fees. Also debated are chain-store taxes, crop loan limits, per diem travel pay, wages on demand, state officer salary cuts, branch banking, trucking licenses for produce, and a new withdrawal plan for building and loan firms. Primary elections may move to September.
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Kaulbach
Moss-Blankenbaker
University
House
Committee On Education
Senate
Lewis
Richland
Daugherty
Fallon
Haight of Fergus
Roads and Highways Committee
Ragen and
Hilger
Lewis and Clark County
Simmons
Public Service Commission
Arnold
Rosebud
Agriculture Committee
Montana
Boards of
Labor Division
State Department of Agriculture
Goodwin
Silver Bow
Kane
Ravalli
Pauline
Flathead
Congress
Himsl
Porter and Strange
Watson and Wigal
Missoula
Roll and Jensen
Cascade
California Syrup of Figs Promises Better Appetite for Children
An advertisement extols California syrup of figs as the pure vegetable laxative that corrects stasis in children. It claims improved appetite, color, weight, and spirits within days, warning against substitutes and urging immediate use.
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California
Dairy recommendations urge milk for all ages daily
Nutrition authorities advise a quart of milk for every child and a pint for every adult daily to assure health and growth. Prof Frandsen of Massachusetts State College suggests reducing other costs by consuming more milk with fruits and leafy vegetables and limiting expensive foods when income is tight.
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Frandsen
Massachusetts, State College
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