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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1913

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Thousands Roar Welcome to New Heads of Nation

Washington March 4 crowds fill Pennsylvania Avenue as Woodrow Wilson is sworn in as the twenty-eighth president. Vice President Marshall also inaugurated in the Senate as dignitaries and diplomats observe, amid a vast inaugural procession and historic pageantry.

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Tonsiline Promises Quick Cure for Sore Throat

An ad touts Tonsiline as a one day remedy for sore throat. It claims rapid relief from pain and full cure after a few doses, urging trust in the claims. Prices listed as 25 and 30 cents, hospital size $1.00. available from all druggists.

White House Occupants Named for Four Year Term

The article introduces the new President's wife Mig Wilson and their daughters Jessia Eleanor and Margaret as the White House occupants for the coming four years.

Mig Wilson Jessia Eleanor Margaret White House

Wilson's Views Given to Nation In Inaugural Address

President Woodrow Wilson outlines a national mission transitioning from Republican to Democratic governance. He critiques industrial excess, stresses labor and sanitary reforms, and calls for moral public service to cleanse restore and reform government without weakening progress.

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