Fisher Tale of Shaw and the healer on the lake
Shaw lies near death from wounds as Annette, aided by Basile and Jacques, tends him with herbs and care. Rodney’s fever subsides after a perilous vigil, and Annette, torn by love and guilt, contemplates leaving Fort Shaw for a distant encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Burke Rickman
Annette
Basile
Rickman
Astor
Rodney
Crooks
Mackinac
Mademoiselle
Fort Shaw
Jacques
Mademoisselle
Black Beaver
Mystery Diseases of Bridges Solved by Two US Scientists
Two Bureau of Standards researchers William H Swanger and George F Wohlgemuth spent over eight years studying a puzzling bridge ailment that caused the Mount Hope suspension cables to disintegrate during repair. Their invention of a diagnostic method revealed heat treated wire fails under pulsation while cold drawn wire endures. Findings influenced Ambassador Bridge work and impacted Golden Gate construction.
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Bureau of Standards
William H. Swanger
George F Wohlgemuth
American Society For Testing Materials
Mount Hope
Bristol
Newport
R. L
Swanger
Wohlgemuth
Canada
United States
Detroit
Bureau of Standard
Golden Gate Bridge
California
Remember Me in Every Frock Sew-Your-Own Patterns Ad
A vivid sewing-lesson style ad urges Milady to choose a Sew-Your-Own frock, promising easy, shipshape designs in gingham, percale, and satin. It highlights five-piece basics, a glamorous center-piece, a come-get-me look, and detailed pattern sizes and yardage with orders directed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Notable Presidents and Their Housing Quirks Across History
A quick survey notes presidents who rarely settled, including Schary Taylor and Van Buren during panic times. It recalls Woodrow Wilson at Buckingham Palace, Roosevelt on White House life, Jackson as Florida’s first territorial governor, and Harding moving from Senate to the White House.
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Schary Taylor
Martin van Buren
Woodrow Wilson
Buckingham Palace
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Andrew Jackson
Florida
Warren G. Harding
United States Senate
More Jobs Less Cost In Early Auto Industry
In 1906 the infant automobile industry created or supported about 80 000 jobs and offered cars priced at $5 000 and up. Advertising spurred demand that now sustains roughly 5 000 000 jobs, driving significant car improvements and reducing prices so that one in five Americans owns a car.
Dr. Pierce's Mavorite Prescription Tonic Recall
Ady notes a historical tonic claim as a long standing remedy for women for nearly seven decades. The brief mentions Dr. Pierce and the product name Mavorite Prescription with no further details or contemporary context.
Theodore Roosevelt Quote About Rightness and Path
A concise quotation from Theodore Roosevelt asserts that if a path is right there is no alternative. The line emphasizes certainty and singular purpose in moral choice.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Harold Titus
WIU Service
Duck
Partridge
Mongazid
Basile and
Pridges
United States Bureau
Luden’s
Reut
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