G O Celebrates Its 152 Birthday With History Lesson
A long World War I era styled piece recounts the origins of the Republican party. It cites Ripon Wisconsin and Jackson Michigan as cradle sites, notes Alvan Earle Boyay and Jedediah Bowen, and describes the 1854 birth of a party opposing slavery with leaders like Horace Greeley and Stephen A. Douglas influencing early campaigns.
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The Turkey Family Delivers a Modest Lesson
A humorous tale follows Master Turkey and his brothers George and John as they debate why turkeys should be well fed and notable. Grandfather Turkey chimes in about saving and planning, while a playful exchange ends with the family embracing a simple, humble view of their status.
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George Turkey
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Georgs
Grandfather
Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe antacid
An ad praises Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a reliable remedy for excess stomach acidity. It claims one spoonful neutralizes much acid, relieves gas and sourness instantly, and sweetens the system. The product is suitable for children and available at any drug store.
Bizarre Local Mischief and Childs Riddle Tales
A suburban resident confronted a cigar shop owner about repainting after a week, joking the paint signs sparked satire and satire-like barter. Separate notes recount young Barry admiring rings and a mother solving a child’s riddle about a musical ring worn by auntie.
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Tarnation
New York Sun
Was His Firs At the University of Maryland
An awkward steam propelled automobile is attributed to Dr W B Aiken a former university professor hailed by many as a pioneer in such vehicles in America. The text notes prejudice as often fatal and praises a girl for helping the young man.
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America
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University
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised
A letter from Pratt West Virginia claims a 30 year old patient felt better after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After three doses and two bottles the writer says health improved, work resumed, and plans to recommend the product to friends. The note ends with a price mention and a signature line.
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