Storming Stony Point by Wayne with swords at night
In July 1779 General Anthony Wayne led a daring night assault to capture Stony Point from the British, routing defenders, seizing the fort by bayonet charge, and earning the nickname Mad Anthony. The victory forced Clinton to withdraw and Washington to abandon the post.
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Elmo Scott Watsonly
Anthony Wayne
Stony Point
Anthony
Old Northwest
Fallen Timbers
Ohio Bank
King’s Ferry
Hudson
Verplanck
Henry Johnson
Seventy-first Regiment
Gibraltar
Clinton
Washington
Pennsylvania Line
Wayne
Monmouth
Baron von Steuben
Dandy Wayne
Hell
Ray
Pompey
Captain Lamb
Torn Mountain
Febiger
Murfree
Col
Fleury
Posey
Stewart
Knox
Gibbons
Johnson
Selden
Phelps
Palmer
Ensign Hall
Tan
Mad Anthony Wayne Rises In Battle Song
A period style march extols Mad Anthony Wayne as a fearless leader. The verses describe his gleaming blade, sharp gaze, and decisive commands that drive the enemy back with rifle fire and bayonet. The chorus urges troops to stand firm and match Wayne’s resolve.
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Anthony Wayne
Prized Polion Krater Joins Metropolitan Museum Collection
An Athenian red-figured krater signed by Polion, dating to about 420 B C, has been added to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The two foot high vase, restored without major loss of decoration, is among several works attributed to Polion in public collections.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Polion
Naples
Bonn
Metropolitan Museum
Poland Feels Severe Winter Affects Wildlife
A harsh Polish winter, colder than a century, hits forests hard with elk bears beavers and rare birds at risk. Government acts to feed and protect game in royal forests, while wild boars rooted through snow helped other animals find food.
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Poland
Inventors seek light cheap substitute for tin cans
Efficiency engineers warn of vast waste from food cans sent to dumps. They call for a lighter cheaper substitute, urging understudies to develop a material that can replace the tin can.
Norwegian Fish Preservation Method Promises Month-Long Freshness
A Norwegian developed chemical process for preserving fish can keep fish fresh for about a month at low cost. The method emphasizes low expenditure and extended freshness for seafood products.
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Norway
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
Mrs Evizaneri Toso of Cleveland Ohio endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming after ten bottles her weakness and nervousness disappeared and she regained strength. The letter notes prior severe fatigue inability to eat and overall misery.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Arcade Avenue
Evizaneri Toso
Hale Ave
Cleveland, Ohio
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Redcoat
Edward Arthur Dolph
Cosmopolitan Book Corporation
P. Co., Inc
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Bran
Waite
Times Square
Hanford
Chance For Inventors
Allen
LeRoy. N.Y
WamGlaine
Croe & Chaffey
California
Dehli Kahn
Atlanta, Ga
Brooklyn N. YW
Harold
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lincoln
Poliah
Barton’s
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