Birth and life of Robert E. Lee Confederate leader
On January 19 1807 Robert E Lee was born in Westmoreland County Virginia to a Revolutionary veteran. He attended West Point and joined the engineer corps. After service in the Mexican War and at West Point he led cavalry on the Texas border and became Confederate commander in Richmond in 1861. He surrendered at Appomattox and later led Washington College until his death in 1870.
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Robert &. Lee
Westmoreland County
West Point
Engineer Corps
Texas
Washington
Confederacy
Lee
Richmond
Grant
Appomattox Courthouse
Virginia
Washington College
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Stars of Crime and Love Entangle in City Drama
Corrinne and Bob face a tense post event in Sa ree Slade's neighborhood as a detective traces the Slade girl and Harry's bid to guard Corrinne. Corrinne claims love has faded, while Bob kisses her, revealing Harry’s lurking presence as she gears up to reveal her plan. Joe McNae’s divorce cost spirals into remarriage antics in Oklahoma.
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Corinne
Bob
Harry
Becker
Slade
Corrinne
Clifford
Saree Slade
Bobbie
June
Sarah
Okmulgee
Okla
Joe McNae
Joe
Lucy
Mrs Carter’s New York Tip To Darken Hair
Mrs Carter returns from New York claiming an improved sage tea and sulphur hair formula restores gray hair to the desired shade overnight. A large bottle costs 75 cents from the druggist with simple directions for use.
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Wyeth
Administrator's Notice for David W. Drage Estate
The administrator Ban Trust Co announces claims against the David W. Drage estate of Guilford County North Carolina must be presented by January 12 1932 or be barred. Creditors are asked to present their claims and debtors to make immediate payment. January 12 1931.
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David W. Drage
Guilford County
North Carolina
Con Ban Trust CO
Legion Urges Support for Red Cross Drought Campaign
Washington January 1. Ralph T. O'Neil national commander says the American Legion backs the Red Cross drought relief drive of 10 million dollars. He states the 10,000 Legion posts will cooperate fully in this emergency and citizens should help the cause.
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Washington, D. C
American Legion
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Ralph T. O'Neil
Red Cross
Real Law a c Eversbods must bow to the I know people who scorn the authority of the law.
Quote about law and authority appears in Pages Gales Yverdon saying wives of policemen scorn the law.
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Eversbods
Gales
Yverdon
Mississippi farm leaders reclaim 20 million acres for pastures
Mississippi farm leaders announce plans to reclaim twenty million acres of land for pasture use. The initiative targets vast tracts previously under different agricultural arrangements, aiming to expand grazing capability and support regional livestock production. The move signals major land-use shifts with potential economic and environmental implications.
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Mississippi
Feel Like A New Man With Hills Cascara Quinine
An advertisement touts Hill's Cascara Quinine as a quick remedy for colds. It promises rapid relief and a return to work, claiming the product is a scientific formula to knock a cold and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Hill’s
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