Francis Scott Key portrait healer of a Patriot
Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner, is celebrated in a full biography by Victor Weybright. The piece details his Maryland roots, legal career, Civil War era influence, friendships with Andrew Jackson and Roger Taney, diplomacy, and humane efforts, ending with Key’s death in 1843 and his lasting, though often overlooked, legacy.
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Elmo Scott Watson
United States of America
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Weybright
Terra Rubra
Maryland Redlands
Key
John Ross Key
Boston
Maryland
George Washington
Virginia
Lafayette
Benedict Arnold
Lord Cornwallis
Philip Barton Key
Philadelphia
England
Philip
Ann Phoebe Charlton Key
St John’s College
Annapolis
St. John's
Uncle Phillip
Jeremiah Townley Chase
Carlisle, Pa
Taney
Ann Key
United States Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Lis
Mary Tayloe Goya
Anacreon
Adams
Liberty
France
America
Robert Treat Paine
Massachusetts
Frederick
Georgetown
Washington
Gaele Philip
Samuel Chase
Supreme Court
Chase
Erich Holtman
Samuel Swarthout
Burr
Bey
Stephen Decatur
Bladesburg
Winder
Bladensburg
Capitol
Baltimore
Dr. Beaves
Upper Marlborough
Skinner
Beanes
John Randolph
Roanoke
Judge Ghase
Alvay
Baltimore American
Roger Brooke Taney
Biltmore
Bia
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Alabama
American Colonization Society
Africa
Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Phoebe Howard
Republic
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Western Newspaper Union
The Road to Health and Dental Hygiene
The text explains why teeth are not pure white, noting enamel and dentine colors, and how discoloration arises from surface deposits, fillings, drugs, and tobacco. It discusses water mineral content, wear of enamel, tobacco staining, pits from childhood diseases, and treatment options like polishing and fillings to prevent decay and discoloration.
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Regio
Comntrey
City vs Country Teeth and the Health Debate
A Western newspaper analysis argues city children show better overall health than rural youths due to superior medical and dental care. It cites tuberculosis and lung disease rates, dental examinations, and wartime drafts, suggesting military training as a path to improved health via access to care.
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United States
Western
Color Dictionary Lists 220 Standardized Tints
The British Color Council published a two volume set, one with 220 silk ribbons each vividly colored and named, the other detailing the history and authority behind the current standards. The work aims to aid industry as well as tourists and writers with precise shade descriptions. Colors are scientifically measured and graded, allowing future additions. Random samples include Cyclamen pink, nettle gray, battleship gray, bee eater blue, Chartreuse green, buttercup, and banana.
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British Color Council
Postum Free Week Offer Promoted by Postum Company
Readers are invited to request a full week’s supply of Postum free as health-promoting cereal beverage. The advertisement promises a complete sample by mail to anyone who writes for it, encouraging readers to act quickly to obtain the free product.
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Postum
Postum Company
Old Clothes Chorus Echoes Boston Herald Verse
A compact line from the Boston Herald quoting a chorus about old things and memories. It references old loves old friends old photos and old times as a nostalgic refrain. The brief text highlights the appeal of keeping aged items and memories as time passes.
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Boston Herald
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