Quiet Washington Woman Faces Political Rumors
Neal reveals planned senate bid and pressures Anne to join him in Hinsboro. Anne endures rumors about her past with Lassiter, feeling hurt by accusations as she quietly assists Sol and Sam with French studies while lingering illness shadows her recovery.
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Anne
Nancy
Alphonsine
Quebec
Washington
Congress
Hinsboro
Neal
Senate
Fletcher
Hinlsboro
Lassiter
Sol
Sam
Potomac River
Desperation and political strategy spill onto Washington scene
In a turbulent Washington era, Anne supports Senator Conrad amid a bitter campaign as ward results pour in. Neal battles fear of defeat while public notices on Roosevelt's social reform loom, and debates over stock exchange control and civil service loom large.
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Anne
Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
Hinsboro
Neal
Conrad
Senator Conrad
Belford
Fletcher
Chaselford
Summerdale
Medfield
General Accounting Office
Roosevelt
J. R. MecCarl
United States
McCarl
Comptroller General
Union
Burns Block Deaths From Severe Burns with Tannic Acid
The article traces historic burn mortality drops from 40 percent to about 4 percent due to tannic acid compresses used as outpatient care since 1929. It details preparation, dosage, and home treatment options including a tablet mix and tea as substitutes, emphasizing reduced collapse, fluid loss, and infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Mitchener
London
Mitchener
Don’t Force the Child to Eat to Grow Appetite
An article by Dr. A C Gipson from Gadsden Alabama urges parents to prioritize natural appetite over pushing large meals. It advises restricting fat fried foods and milk for poor appetites, avoiding sweets and starches, and using meats and broths to stimulate hunger while spacing meals and reducing portions at first signs of refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gipson
Gadsden
Ala
Coureurs de Bois and Early Ohio Settlers
The text describes early Ohio settlers likened to Coureurs or outlaws by the French. French chartered companies controlled Canadian fur trade, granting trading rights only to company members or those with permission. Many settlers ventured west to pursue beaver trade with Indigenous peoples, driven on by traders and officials, eventually vanishing into the Far West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
France
Prairies
West
Sequoia’s Wonders and the General Sherman Tree
In Sequoia National Park a forest of giant trees rises among pines and cedars. The Giant Forest houses the General Sherman tree, the oldest living thing on earth at an estimated 38 600 years old.
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Dent
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Sequoia National Park
General Sherman
Eczema on Hands Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs H Hammond of Holliston Massachusetts reports long lasting hand eczema with peeling and itching. After trying many remedies she used a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and saw complete recovery. Ad paid for Cuticura products. samples available from Cuticura Laboratories.
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Hammond
Pleasant St
Holliston
Mass
Cuthura Laboratories
Dept. R
Malden
Ady
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Lace
Frances Parkinson Keyes
D. Frances Parkinson Keye
WNU Service
House
Stock Exchange of
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Professors of the Brain Trust
Fireman Commission
WNU
Coleman
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Eis
Chicago
Great Northern Hotel
Jackson Blvd
Dearborn
Quincy Sts
Earl L. Thornton
F. W. Heitmann Co
Houston
Texas
Galveston
Federal Gold Buyers Co
Kress
Sioux Falls
Cuticura
Cutter- Laboratory
Berkeley
California
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