Epic of Democracy Timeline of Abraham Lincoln Beginnings
A dated chronology tracing Abraham Lincoln from his 1806 marriage through his rise to the presidency. It lists births, relocations across Kentucky Indiana Illinois and Tennessee, marriages including Mary Todd Lincoln, political milestones, the Emancipation Proclamation, the Civil War, reelection, assassination by John Wilkes Booth and burial in Springfield.
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John Wilkes Booth
Springfield
Lincoln
Douglas
Illinois
John Brown
Dred Scott
Chica
Seward
Lincoln's Rise and Enduring Fame in America
A historical portrait of Abraham Lincoln tracing his English roots and rough frontier childhood, his self made study method, leadership rise amid sectional crisis, and the legacy of his speeches and statecraft. It notes his assassination as a regrettable blunder and his lasting reverence across the North and South.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Union
South
Lincoln Humor and Witty Banter at 1856 Illinois Banquet
The toast recounts Lincoln's self deprecating joke about being an interloper at a banquet of Illinois editors in 1856. It notes the amused editors and a quip about a homeliest man and a rider’s encounter with a lady. It also reflects on Lincoln’s cautious leadership under pressure and ongoing challenges.
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Lincoln
Ilinois
Visit to a Washington hospital during Civil War days
A visitor in a Washington hospital recalls a soldier’s cheerful recollection of a presidential visit. The exchange left the patient glowing with happiness and gratitude as he spoke of the moment.
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Washington
When and How to Study at Canadian Teachers’ Convention
Dean Sinclair Laird of Macdonald College urged teaching pupils to use reference works and libraries. He warned many children do not know how to operate dictionaries encyclopaedias catalogues or card indexes and need guidance on locating information from almanacs Who's Who and similar tools.
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Dean Sinclair Laird
Macdonald College
New Words From War Usages and Doughboy Slang Emergence
The piece catalogs newly coined terms from wartime usage and inventions. It notes the doughboys slang including doughboy itself, traced to a fancied resemblance of buttons on soldiers' uniforms to a dough ball boiled in salt water.
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Navy
Lincoln’s Blessing Honors Women of America in War Speech
In 1864 Lincoln attended a women’s fair to aid soldiers. He praised the soldiers and concluded with a tribute to American women saying God bless the women of America, noting their conduct during the war.
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Lincolin
Lincoln
America
Pointed Out Safety's Path
Abraham Lincoln quote warns that teaching reverence and obedience to the Constitution and laws guards the nation. without it danger follows. The remark emphasizes civic duty and constitutional respect as foundations of public safety.
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Abraham Lincoln
Soldier’s Sacrifice Sparks Old Abe Stories Tale
In a short Civil War reminiscence a veteran recalls a near fatal wound and losing a leg to preserve the memory of Old Abe the famed eagle mascot. He expresses readiness to sacrifice the other leg for more tales of the famous Civil War figure.
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Abe
Lincoln's Wise Administration and Birthright
Lincoln speaks on preserving the great and free government for future generations. The struggle to maintain liberty and the birthright is urged as essential to safeguard the nation’s ideals for children's children.
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Lincoln
Abrahamincoln
Lincoln on Washington and the name of Washington
A brief Lincoln quotation praises Washington, urging reverent awe and dedication to the nation. The fragment emphasizes Washington’s enduring glory and the solemn duty to uphold his legacy.
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Lincoln
Washington
Allie
Abraham Lincoln
Topaz Locations and Brazilian Draw in Gem Markets
The piece lists topaz sources in Maine Colorado Texas and California, notes Brazil and the Ural mountains as premier providers, and claims Brazilian stones are pure, cut like diamonds and closely match topaz in luster and brilliance.
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Maine
Colorado
Texas
California
Brazil
Ural Mountains
Siberia
War coins new words and slang flood lexicon
The Detroit Free Press notes that this war yields a surge of newly coined terms with legitimate use, while also spawning a rich slang vocabulary that spreads rapidly among soldiers and civilians alike.
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Detroit Free Press
Ink stain removal on a table advised with nitre solution
A cleaning tip recommends placing spirits of nitre in water, using a feather to touch the ink spot, then rubbing with a cloth wetted in cold water to prevent a white mark on the wood. The method emphasizes quick action and careful dabbing to avoid damage.
Imperial patentees institute eyed in England
A news brief notes plans for an imperial institute of patentees in England to protect patentees and patent owners. Other items include a pistol blotter mounted on fountain pens, long distance wireless link on Marconi lines, and a rise in Tokyo wages by 92 percent over ten years.
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Imperial Institute of Patentees
England
Australia
Marconi
Tokyo
Japan
Texas
Jim
Rutland
Dennis A. Smith
Debutante Miss Anne Cordon Noted Washington Social Figure
Miss Anne Cordon, a leading debutante of the season in Washington, is the daughter of Mr George Barnett and wife of the commandant of the United States Marines.
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Anne Cordon
Mos
Io Washington
George Barnett
United States Marines
New France President Paul Deschanel Highlighted
A portrait of Paul Deschanel portrays him as the new French republic president and a longtime president of the chamber of deputies. He is described as one of France’s strongest and most brilliant public men.
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Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Frince
Chis
Cadavers Stored In Oil At Stanford For Anatomy
Dr Arthur William Myers of Stanford University uses boxes filled with mineral seal oil to store cadavers for anatomical study. The oil is nearly odorless and preserves bodies from decay.
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Arthur William Myers
Stanford University
Cinching the Pedestrian
London Punch predicts a push to require pedestrians to carry identification plates in case of accidents. The cartoonish remark suggests drivers would appreciate a system to track or identify pedestrians after a collision.
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London
Philippine Shell Varieties and Their Commercial Value
The article lists six valuable shell types in the Philippines: gold-up pearl or mother-of-pearl, the window shell, the trochus, the green snail, the black-up pearl, and the tortoise shell.
Co-Operative Plan Charted Across Regions
Co operation in Europe and America is younger than the cooperative movement in Japan. Silk selling co operative societies began in the mid seventeenth century.
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Japan
Europe
Americas
A Faithful Saying on Christ's Coming to Save Sinners
A devotional discussion explains that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners and to bring all blessing through his incarnation. It reflects on Paul’s quotation, the meaning of Jesus as the anointed Messiah, and the scope of salvation from sin, judgment, sanctification, and glory.
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Christ Jesus
L ‘Pim
Paul
Mithfal
Alomen
Christ
John Bunyan
Sas
Jesus Christ
TS Hobertson
Jesus
Jess
Ain
Aghy day and the burden of today
The passage urges releasing yesterday’s remorse and tomorrow’s dread. It suggests focusing on one day at a time, learning from Christian examples, and not overloading the present with future or past burdens. The tone is contemplative and devotional.
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Christhin
Pierima
Christian
Quality of Life Well Water Promise
A poetic reflection on choosing quality over quantity in life. It contrasts the desire for waters that prolong days with waters that ennoble life and bring peace joy and truth. The text echoes the biblical promise of living water that satisfies spiritual thirst.
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Christ
Duty to Administer Wealth and Stewardship
A religious exhortation asserts Christians owe full stewardship of income and possessions to God. Wealth is a gift to develop character and enable service, not for exploitation. ownership is by God, and riches are to be administered for the common good.
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Thurntington
Wesley and Whitefield
Min
Jos
Christ
God
Desire for Things Leaves No Chance Untouched
A reflection on people driven by a potent desire to possess things. It notes how such eagerness leads them to do everything possible to avoid missing an opportunity, sometimes at the cost of restraint or prudence. The tone hints at caution against obsessive pursuit.
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Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
North
South
Dred Scott
Free Soil Party
Douglas
la Brazere
Spark May Kindle the World
This quotation notes how a small spark can trigger vast outcomes in both good and bad. It emphasizes caution with every action and word, warning that minor acts may lead to ruin or wealth. The aphorism frames sparks as powerful catalysts shaping destinies.
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Adv
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Summit Reader
A Summit New Jersey reader credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with alleviating menopause symptoms including hot flashes digestion pain and sleep trouble. The letter urges others with warning signs to try the product and claims personal improvement with continued use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Summit
N. J
Victoria Kerra
Oak Ridge Ave
Peterson Ointment Co. Advertises Cure All Sore Remedies
An old advertisement promotes a topical product by the Peterson Ointment Co. claiming to treat running sores, ulcers, burns, itching, and related skin conditions. It references appearances in hospitals and testimonials across states. The copy markets a refund guarantee but reads like a historical patent medicine pitch with vague claims.
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Guarantesa
Oguarantes
Walla
Audinaad
Alia Ral
Chin
Tates Phot
Michigan
Peterson Ointment Co
Fala NY
The Matin Thing Divorced Officeholder Alimony Question
A political officeholder declares he has divorced himself from politics and draws attention to alimony questions. The piece probes the amount of alimony received, highlighting intrigue around his personal settlement.
Divorce Terms Aim For Monthly Child Visit Prerogative
A discussion notes a divorce condition seeking monthly access to the child. The other party warns that granting such access would affect their custody record.
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Mae
Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Skin With Ointment Soap
A advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water. Users rinse dry and dust on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Price listed as 25 cents each.
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United States Senate
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Moody Bible Institute
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Urine Eye Remedy Co
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