Jefferson's Birthday Remembrance Honors a Multifaceted Leader
The article recalls Thomas Jefferson as a versatile figure and outlines his major contributions. It highlights his roles from author of the Declaration to statesman, educator, inventor, and patron of the arts. Monticello, the University of Virginia, and Jeffersonian democracy are praised as enduring legacies.
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Elmo Scott Watson
United States
Thomas Jeffergon
Congress
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
University of Virginia
Continental Congress
France
Washington
Mississippi
Rockies
Roosevelt
Franklin
Virginia Plantation
Georgia
University of Virginia At
Charlottesville
Iis Estate
Monticello
Ier
America
Marquis of Chatellux
Duce de la Rochefouca aid-Lianenurt
Francis W. Hirst
Campaigner Wiley Who Drove Lincoln and Douglas
W N Wiley of The Dalles Wash recalls driving Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas in 1860. No private trains existed then, they traveled in a covered farm wagon with a horse team. Wiley would offer lifts to travelers as they discussed politics, seeking unguarded public sentiment while concealing their identities.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen J. Douglas
Winwis
W. N. Wiles
Dalles
Wash
Hale
Hearty
Wiley
Lobster Fishermen Push Profit Off Maine Coast
In winter twenty miles offshore near Monnezantsiang Maine, forty lobster fishermen pursue profit from the rich seafood bounty as crews haul traps and buyers await the catch.
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Monnezantsiang
Maine
Lobster Season and Prices Highlight Monhegan Fishing News
From 100 to 200 trans each cost tem 3 apiece. Goals powered by marine motors. Fishing in 250 to 400 feet depths yields largest finest lobsters in American waters. Monhegan residents earn 2000 dollars in their 11 month season from November 1 to June 25. Alligator hide footwear 1 ask.
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Ohsters
Rural and district schools seek overhaul of 1789 system
Alson Secor editor of Successful Farming argues rural and district schools, under a system begun in 1789, need radical change or abolition. He questions why colonists did not adopt centralized schooling and notes politics drive school jobs. He favors state aid to weak schools to achieve equality without mandating consolidation.
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Jefferson
Great Republic
Louisiane
Milton
Hampden
Peel
Cobden
Gladstone
Athensc
Alson Secor
Secor
Nike
Home Modernizing Financing Expands For Homeowners
Home owners are to benefit from a growing movement toward financing house remodeling. Legitimate sources including building associations mortgage companies and insurers are showing strong interest in providing timely funds for home improvements. The home modernization movement aims to assist owners, encourage improvements, and expand financing options in the near future.
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Tifle
Lust
Mortsige
Iireall
Iheions Luilding Industrie
Landscape Improvement in St Louis County Road Paving Drive
St Louis County pursues a sweeping road program. 103 miles completed with 27 miles to finish and 182 miles expected from a 3 million bond. Plans call for beautifying routes with native trees shrubs and flowers, replacing signs with decorative wayside fixtures as projects expand.
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St. Louis
United States
Cou
Proper Care of Lawns Rolling Advice for Soil Moisture
The guide explains that lawn rolling should only occur when soil is not soggy and moisture is low. It notes that rolling weight depends on soil type. light soils need more rolling and heavier rollers than heavy soils, with an average roller weight of 175 to 225 pounds.
Record of a Proud South Windsor Community
Record details miles of paved streets water mains and utilities in South Windsor. Notes 8T miles of paved streets 59 miles of water lines 1 miles of electric power lines and 12 miles of telephone lines. Mentions pioneer era with cow pastures plowed fields and barbed wire fences.
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Windsor
Midh
Nereiim
Team Work Builds City Theory in Portland Orexu
A community driven effort promotes teamwork and shared space in Portland Oregon. The plan emphasizes collective support for local venues and equal consideration for all neighborhoods amid ongoing discussions about city projects and utilization.
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Portland Orexu
Attractive Frame Shingled House Is Adapted to Small Lot
William A. Radford offers free expert guidance on practical home building. The article describes an unusual five room design for a four by four foot square footprint with sun room, open passage, double French doors, balcony over the sun room, a full basement, and shingle siding with a steep pitched roof and dormers enhancing interior headroom.
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W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
Willian A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Shawn
Llustra- Yen
Finishing Woodwork In Harmonious Decor Styles
Advice for integrating woodwork with wall color, noting enamel finishes are popular today. Keep wood lighter or darker than walls, preserve grain with stain, and use proper varnish for durability. The woodwork should complement the decorative scheme rather than dominate the room.
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Eusiem
Pavics
Single Paneled Door and Architectural Styles
A brief note discusses how a single-paneled bow suits various architectural styles better than elaborate designs. It highlights its beauty, richness, and simplicity as preferred features for many homes.
Stucco Blucco Run to Grade Sparks Construction Debate
A fractured report notes concerns about stucco work near grade level, insisting at least eight inches of wick work or solid cement be used at the grade. The fragment hints at structural or durability issues prompting standards discussion.
Various Woods Used for Floor Purposes
The piece explains edge grain and flatsawn methods, noting edge grain resists splintering while flatsawn shows layered annual rings. It compares soft woods like pine and fir for inside or porch use with exterior redwood cypress and spruce, and lists hard woods such as oak maple birch and beech as common flooring options.
Pecky Wood Interior Trimmings Captivate Builders
Antique hunters and home builders favor pecky wood for interior trim. Pecky Cypress lumber bears numerous holes from brown powder firing, yet remains highly durable. Holes run longitudinally, typically a quarter to three quarters of an inch wide and several inches long, producing a striking tinted finish when varnished. The cause of pecking remains uncertain.
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