Maryland to Erect Monument to Lee and Jackson in Baltimore
The late J Benny Ferguson left 100000 for a monument within ten miles of Baltimore City hall to honor Robert E Lee and Thomas J Jackson. The will urges a modest tribute to two generals admired as Christian soldiers and great leaders.
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Charles Marshall
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Little, Brown and Company
Stonewall Jackson
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Minton, Balch and Company
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Stonewall” Jackson
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Crom
Francis Marion
Gettysburg
Robert E. Lee
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Longstreet
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Rhubarb Winter Growing Becomes Local Industry
Detroit News recounts Jacob Schwartz finding red rhubarb stalks after a fertilizer spill enriched a patch. The plants survived winter under decaying matter, yielding unusually red stalks and yellow leaves, inspiring him to cover and cultivate them for pies, sparking winter rhubarb ideas.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Elephants Know Well What Whistle Means
Burmese lumber yards rely on elephants to move logs into place and load them onto platforms. Two elephants push logs up inclined skids while a third, the boss, signals with an anchor chain whip when to stop for meals.
World Jewel Treasures from Sultans to Tsars Cataloged
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article surveys vast royal and religious jeweled holdings across empires. It highlights the Turkish crown jewels hidden in Constantinople, the tsarist diamond troves, the Tower of London display, and rich Indian and Russian ecclesiastical treasures, with notes on notable pieces like the Kohinoor, Orloff, and Shah diamond.
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Persia
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Baroda
Nazerbagh Palace
Gaekwar
Maharajah of
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Tony
Italy
East
France
Ara Coeli
Rome
St. Peter’s
Sancta Sophia
Russia
Kiev
St. Sergius
Moscow
Symbol of Empire as Unity and Patron of the Nation
The king embodies the unity and permanence of the British empire and acts as social head of the country. He patrons religion, charities, science, agriculture, and sports, while staying aloof from party politics and not responsible for ministers' acts.
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Great Britain
Luck on the Lookout for the Conscience Hallmark
A short note from an American Magazine urges the young man to be vigilant for his moral compass and ready to work hard. It stresses eagerness to find a place and generosity in the duties required by life and society.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Relief for Sour Stomach
The notice promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from rich diet or smoking. It claims the syrup alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, endorsing physicians but urging purchase of Phillips.
Castoria the Safe Remedy for Infants and Children
Castoria offers quick soothing relief for baby upsets through plain vegetable drops. It is presented as safe for infants and older children, with millions of bottles sold yearly and no need for doubtful drugs.
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