Ex Presidents and their the oath and post White House fate
A long retrospective recalls ex presidents from Washington to Wilson, noting marches of March 4 departures and the varied paths after leaving office. It lists successors, careers in law, politics, and public service, and marks notable dates of death and retirement.
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Lmd
Scott Watson
Len Lierbert Hoover
California
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wilson
William Howard Taft
United States Club
Whittle
New England
Northampton
Mass
New York
White House
John Quincy Adams
United States House of Representatives
Andrew Johnson
United States Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Fillmore
General Grant
James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Capitol
Arthur
Harrison
William McKinley
William A. Millen
Washington Star
France
John Adams
Continental Congress
Quincy
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Virginia
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
James Madison
Montepelier
Orange County
James Monroe
Loudoun County
Madison
New York City
Coolidge
Adams
Bay State
House of Representatives
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Nashville
Tenn
Kinderhook
N. Y
John Tyler
Confederate Congress
Richmond
Old Dominion
James Knox
Millard Fillmore
Winfield Scott
Buffalo
Buffalo Historical Society
Home Guards
Franklin Pierce
Europe
Concord
N. H
James Buchanan
Whitateland
Lancaster
Senate
Tennessee
Carters Station
Carter County
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Mexican Southern Railway
Grant & Ward
Congress
Mount McGregor
Rutherford Birchard Hayes
Chester Alan Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Pennsylvania Avenue
William Henry Harrison
Leland Stanford University
Venezuela
International Board of Arbitration
Indianapolis
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
South America
Taft
America
Oyster Bay
Yale
Harding
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Washington
French Shepherds Race On High Stilts In Rural France
In southern France shepherds use six to eight foot stilts strapped to their knees to patrol bogs and watch flocks. Both genders compete in stilt races with a fourteen year old boy and girl winning recently while a seventy year old shepherd finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Godey's Magazine History Through Name Changes
A brief note traces Godeys Lady Book and Godeys Magazine name changes from 1830s to 1893, detailing titles including Lady's Book 1830s, Godeys Lady's Book 1840s, Go Dey's Magazine 1844 48, and final Godeys Magazine after 1892, purchased by F Munsey in October 1893.
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Old Fashion
Godey’s
Godey’s Magazine
F. Munsey
Puritan
Yearly Hatch of Six Hundred Million Baby Chicks
The nation hatches about 600 million baby chicks annually in commercial hatcheries, highlighting the scale of poultry production and industry throughput.
Proficiency of Boys to Be Graded in Patrol Work
Edward J Tobin Cook county superintendent announces schoolboys patrol proficiency will count toward grades alongside arithmetic and other studies. Patrols are chosen for character and leadership and supervise pupil safety near schools during traffic lulls.
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Edward J. Tobin
Cook County
Lilinois
Patrol
Chicago Motor Club
Tobin
The
Motor Club
Sam’ Browne
Spring Control Devices Need Regular Attention On Cars
The article explains inspecting spring control devices by removing the rear unit nearest the exhaust, as heat can thin grease and cause trouble. If the hottest, most used device is fine, the other three likely need no adjustment. clean the affected unit to prevent failure.
Tire tire requirements vary by state with Ohio near average
The report states U S cars use 2 25 new tires and 2 81 tubes annually. New Mexico tops tire use relative to its car count while Massachusetts owners bear the lightest load with the fewest tires needed per year.
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United States
Ohio
New Mexico
Massachusetts
New Automobile Safety Device Lets Car Drive on Flat
A compact system uses a small solid rubber-tired wheel to replace a flat pneumatic tire, allowing continued movement. The extra wheel also doubles as a jack when the car is raised on a wooden block.
Faulty Spark Plugs Cause Engine Misfiring at Speed
Engineers say engine misfires at high speed or on hills often result from spark plugs. Gaps should be under .025 inches, and under .020 inches for high compression. Worn plugs or wide gaps may mimic valve or piston-ring trouble, so inspection is advised before repairs to save expense.
Motoring Notes and Warnings From Coeur d Alene
A collection of automobile tips and wry observations urging safe driving and proper car upkeep. Notes include the value of slow driving, right-side behavior, and stop signs, plus maintenance advice like semiannual bearings care and burning oily rags. Includes San Antonio bus-terminal cost and U S motor coach counts.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia and Digestive Relief
A soda dose provides temporary relief from sour stomach as Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid and calms digestive organs. The product is touted as safe for children and effective against coated tongue or fetid breath. emphasize using the genuine Phillips brand.
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Phillips
Phillips Milk of Magnesia
A brief quoted exchange shows a newly married couple facing poverty with the husband fearing starvation if circumstances do not improve and the wife noting the father’s deteriorating sight, cited from Tit-Bits.
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promises Flesh Lift
The ad claims the tonic restores stomach action and organ function to build flesh safely and naturally. It targets the weak and emaciated, promising rosy health and clearing pimples, with testimonials and an offer of a trial package by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Bessie Maloney
2Nd West
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Mutual Arrangements For Watching Pets At Home
Conversation among the Joneses and Browns outlines who will care for the cat parrot dog and baby while a late vacation is taken. The wife confirms the Browns will look after Fido and the parrot while the baby stays with the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Handkerchief Care Tips From a Laundry Note
A vintage laundry tip advises washing children’s handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water tinted blue with Red Crogs Ball Blue to brighten whiteness. The guidance reflects era practices for laundering delicate fabrics.
Do You Believe Money Talks Quote Exchange
A humorous exchange on money meaning from a witty exchange ends with the retort that money’s voice is farewell. The brief quip plays on the idea of wealth speaking louder than words.
Science Hints On Human Origin And Fate
A reflective line suggests science may pause to consider the origins of man and ponder the eventual outcome of humanity.
Castoria: A trusted baby remedy for colic and sleep
A nostalgic promotion touts Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants. It claims widespread use in five million homes, ease of colic and constipation, and urges mothers to keep a bottle on hand for restless babies.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
J.Q. Adams
China
Japan
Coeur
Eee Automobile Notes
San Antonio
Texas
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia
Castoria
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