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Newspaper

Kingman Star

Location

Kingman, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

6

Washington Steps Forward as Continental Army Leader

Washington is chosen to command the new Continental Army formed to oppose British forces. he accepts with modesty, stating he feels unworthy yet embraces duty. John Adams and Congress affirm the appointment as unity and resolve grow across the colonies.

Washington New England Patsy Congress Pobey Shirley Boston Mary Philipse Jacky Custis New York John Adams

Washington at Cambridge A Leader Who United and Guided

A historical portrait of General Washington arriving at Cambridge to take command in Boston area operations. It notes his calm authority, stern reforms of the unruly camp, and extensive correspondence with Congress and officers that shaped the army’s organization and strategy.

John Dickinson Pennsylvania Cnlvan America Gage Nova Scotia Georgia Mr. Henry Richmond King Lexington Concord Massachusetts Boston Congress Washington Randolph Lee Kenry Bland Harrison Pendleton Philadelphia John Adams Colonies Cambridge People’s Army William Howe Lund Washington Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Paxton Toilet Co

Employer Willing to Help The Kansas Boss Pays It Forward

Congressman Victor Murdock cited an exception to harsh bosses. A Kansas employer told a clerk asking for a raise that with a new baby at home, he would consider a plan. The boss offered future placement for the clerk’s son once he grows, rather than immediate pay.

Victor Murdock Kansas

Realism Lapses Into Adam and Eve Play in Garden Scene

A Worcester mother with strict views finds her two older sons naked as they act out Adam and Eve with palms and ferns in the veranda and living room. A tiny brother enters wearing a silk hat and cane and proclaims himself the Lord Ded Almighty walking in the garden in the tool of the day.

Worcester Mass Ded

Reclaiming Garden of Eden Region Near Bagdad Dam

English engineers press the Euphrates to forge a new fertile belt between the Euphrates and Tigris. A great dam near Bagdad will divert water across the land akin to irrigation systems in Egypt and India. The soil is described as exceedingly rich.

Garden of Eden Euphrates Tigris Bagdad Egypt India

Woman Praises Postum Over Coffee As Best Friend

A Wisconsin woman credits Postum with curing heart palpitations and nervousness caused by coffee. She reports weight gain, regained energy, and ease climbing stairs after switching to Postum and endorses Instant Postum. Postum Co. promotes Instant Postum and invites readers to request The Road to Wellville.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Transmissibility of Genius in Browning Relics Sale

Executors of the late Robert Weidemann Barrett Browning begin May 1 sale of Browning relics. The piece argues the child of the famed pair showed no extraordinary genius, noting artistry without notable achievement and questioning whether genius transmits to offspring. It suggests evidence is inconclusive but talents may pass in some form.

Robert Elizabeth Browning Robert Weidemann Barrett Browning

Castoria Reminder Emphasizes 30 Years of Use

A public health style notice urges careful examination of each bottle of Castoria for infants and children, highlighting its use claim of over 30 years. The message also notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, reinforcing brand familiarity.

Fletcher

Hidden Truths Revealed to Babes and Sucklings

A brief article notes that what is hidden from the wise and prudent continues to be revealed to those deemed simple and receptive. The piece emphasizes a theme of accessible revelation across generations.

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