Grover Cleveland in the Public Eye a Life of Word and Will
A portrait of Grover Cleveland detailing his private citizenship stature at the 1903 worlds fair dedication, his early life from Buffalo to Princeton, his hands on approach to governance, 40,000 witnesses at his first inauguration, 415 vetoes in one term, tariff battles, the 1894 Chicago railroad strike and Monroe Doctrine assertiveness, with notes on his character and durable public service.
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Robertus Love
Grover Cleve
J. Louis World’s
Princeton
Jand
Crosby
Cleveland
Buffalo
Grover
Daniel Lamont
Mr. Laurent
Grover Cleveland
Ips
Senator Ingalls
Washington
National Arena
Senator Inquill
Congress
Grand Army Nien
Chicago
United States
Altgeld
Illinois
Wonders of Modern Medicine Antitoxin Fights Cerebrospinal Meningitis
The article explains how antitoxins reduce deaths from diphtheria and cerebrospinal meningitis. It cites 1890s to early 1900s data showing mortality drops from about 85 percent to 9 percent for diphtheria and from 70 percent to 29 percent for meningitis, highlighting Flexner’s spinal injection method as pivotal.
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New York
London
America
Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Behring
Man
Wassermann
Koch
Berlin
Fiexner
Harper’s Magazine
Grover Cleveland’s Humble Beginnings and Public Image
The article recalls Grover Cleveland’s national stature as the “great national character” and details his Princeton home life, fishing, and public persona. It notes his austere, methodical mind, a visit with actress Mrs. Cleveland, and his early work as a clerk in a school for the blind where he helped hymn writer Fanny Crosby.
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Grover
Mr. Clevelfind
Stephen
Steve
United States
Princeton
Ea Grover
Cleveland
Mr. Frog
Presit
Young Grovel
Fanny Crosby
Young Cleveland
Miss Crosby
Grover Cleveland hailed as a great American president
The piece lauds Grover Cleveland as a national hero and leading figure of the era. It notes his public service embodies public trust and predicts he will be listed among the greatest presidents in future history, highlighting his private citizenship status.
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Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
L M Paint Claims Long Life and Easy Mixing
An old advertising note touts L. and M. Paint claiming coverage of past defects for 10 to 15 years. It features a linseed oil binder with zinc oxide and white lead, and says three quarts of oil mix per gallon. Price stated as $1.20 per gallon sold by Hanna Drug Co.
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Hanna Drug Co
How to Keep Water Cold
A July Woman's Home Companion suggestion describes a keeps ice water cold longer. It advises layering thick brown paper and cotton batting around a pitcher, forming a circular cover with a crown, to seal the ice water and exclude air.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Doubly Useful Mucilage for Wound Care
A July Woman's Home Companion article suggests making mucilage with gum arabic for cheaper, effective first aid. It claims ordinary cuts can be coated as well as with patent preparations, with two coats providing water resistance comparable to adhesive plasters used by doctors.
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured
A Hickory county reader describes how a two day pain from a sprained ankle ended after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The family bought the 25 and 50 cent sizes from Jamerson Drug Co. in Jackson Georgia and the child slept through the night.
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Hampton, Tenn
Jamerson Drug Co
Jackson, Georgia
Ku Klux and Night Riders in Uncle Remus Feature
The June issue reviews two Uncle Remus Home Magazine pieces on the Ku Klux Klan and the Kentucky Tobacco War. It notes the Klan’s claimed goal of ending corrupt governance and opposing Negro political dominance, while condemning night riders as dangerous and foolish in their use of armed force.
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Uncle Remus
Home Magazine
John ©. Reed
Ku Klux Klan
Kentucky
J. Slaughter Carter
Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Wide Cures
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have cured many stomach troubles. One man spent over two thousand dollars on other medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Jamerson Drug Co. Jackson Ga.
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Chamberlain
Jamerson Drug Co
Jackson, Ga
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White House
Dr. Lucky
Lucky
Henry Watterson
Clara Mor
Great Britain
James Buchanan
John C. Fremont
Ku Klux and
Night Rider
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