Lucy Payne Madison and the White House Wedding
Lucy Payne, daughter of Virginia Quaker John Payne, eloped with George Washington’s nephew and became Dolly Madison’s sister in law. She married Judge Thomas Todd as the White House housewife era began, with Dolly refurbishing the mansion in gold and yellow for the gala wedding and famed Friday entertaining.
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Central Press
Lucy
John Payne
Dally Madison
Virginia
Philadelphia
Society of Friends
Lucy Payne
George Washington
George Steptoe Washington
Ward
George
Lown
Harwood
Charles Town
Charleston
W. Va
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James Madison
Janes Madison
Dolly
Whit House
Martha Washington
Matisons
Washington
Patrick Henry
Dally
White House
Thomas Todd
Kentucky
US Supreme Court
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Fusslon
Belle Lucy
Investor weighs selling long stock list amid market dip
Reader asks whether to sell about 30 thousand dollars of holdings including Ampex Ford United Airlines and other names after a broker warned stocks might rise. Advice notes market risk, inflation, and long term strategy, suggesting patience if a 10 to 15 year horizon applies and to consider taxes and future buying opportunities.
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Tosch
Ampex
Carrier
Chrysler
Ford
Gamble
Gooditch
Interlake Steel
Mesta Maachine
North Am
Aviaton
Parke Davis
Radio Corp
Southern Pacific
Timkin
Ant
Inflation and bond to annuity guidance in a 1966 Q&A
A reader asks why small stock sales incur certain commissions and fees, while another asks how to convert savings of 14000 dollars and 9000 in E bonds into weekly income. The advisor suggests 3 to 5.5 percent from quality investments, notes E bonds yield 1.15 percent, and warns that 9000 dollars invested cannot produce 25 dollars weekly. Annuities and income securities are discussed as alternatives.
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Stock Exchange
Investor questions use of debt for stock option
A reader asks about using borrowed funds for a stock option and potential risks. The column notes risk depends on option terms, stock quality, and amount. generally advises against buying stock with borrowed money unless the move is outside normal parameters.
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Mr. Shulsky
Sam Shulsky
Naugatuck Daily News
Dear Heloise Hints From Readers on Household Fixes
A collection of reader tips for common kitchen mishaps and home care. Suggestions include using table salt to quell oven smoke from a boiling pie, peeling celery strings while preparing stocks, not wringing sponges, and saving fruit syrup for popsicles. Additional notes advise brushing hair with shampoo and placing a previous year’s photo beside report cards for memory.
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Lear
Pitti
Wake-Up Call For A Sleep Loving Household
Dear readers share morning sleep struggles with pushy spouses and late nights. An elderly mother laments alarms ignored by husband while children have grown, and a 17 year old darts home after 5am. Ann Landers advises practical fixes and keeps the tone of a daily advice column.
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Ellsworth
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