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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1939

Page

7

Restoration of Monticello Garden to Begin This Spring

Restoration of Thomas Jefferson s Monticello garden will start in spring as part of Virginia Garden Week. The project aims to revitalize the once famous Colonial garden at the Monticello estate near Charlottesville, opened to the public by private owners during Garden Week.

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Restoration plan aims to rebuild Jefferson garden at Monticello

A Virginia Garden Club committee led by Dr Edwin Beits and Milton L. Lottesville outlines a faithful Jefferson era garden restoration at Monticello. Drawings and research by Grigg & Johnson guide the project with Mrs. Allen Perkins directing on site and Delos Kidder assisting. The design features long paths, native evergreens, and recreated fish ponds based on Jefferson’s rainfall estimates and Whatly’s 1777 garden volume using Whatly as a key influence.

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Pigs and De Soto Tour Across Early America

A fanciful recounting details a herd of 700 hogs that accompanied Hernando de Soto on his 16th century expedition from Florida to the Mississippi, with vivid notes on hardships, encounters with Indigenous peoples, and the journey ending near Tampico after years of travel and battles. It also shifts to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello, describing his self taught architecture, the mansion’s Doric exterior and Ionic interior, and clever slave aided layouts guiding daily tasks without disturbing guests.

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Adele's Gray Gown Sparks Bluffing Romance Tale

Adele uses a $100 gray gown and $60 shoes to bluff wealth and charm, traveling to a theater and a restaurant with a mysterious suitor. The man, Richard Crawly, reveals himself as a steel magnate. rumors of an engagement circulate after a polo photo appears in a Sunday supplement.

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Recall of Quakertown and Richland in early 178s life

Records describe Quakertown, Pennsylvania formerly named Richland and later known as wekextoym. The piece notes rough roads, log houses, foot mails, and scarce newspapers with Indians on Swamp Creek. It cites a 1790 census showing 147 houses and 836 residents. early meetings discuss local governance and book purchases.

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Legend and fear of snakes among natives discussed

A garbled report claims belief in snakes among locals, detailing a man dying after an incident with a cobra and noting ongoing myths about snakes. Experts debunk several widespread notions, including paired poisonous bites, while stressing few facts support these legends.

Laer Vaughn

Naming the Turkey Origin Theories Explained

Several explanations exist for how the turkey acquired its name. Some early markets confused turkeys with guinea fowl, calling them turkey fowl. Dr. George Bird Grinnell suggested a Jewish market link to the name tukke meaning peacock, tied to Spain’s introduction from America and market monopolies.

George Bird Grinnell American Wildfife Institute Spain America

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