Lincoln and His Wife's Home Town Reveals Slavery Ties
Lexington-born Mary Todd Lincoln gave Abraham Lincoln firsthand exposure to slavery in Kentucky. Townsend's study links Lincoln's views to his wife Mary Todd and to figures like Henry Clay, Robert Wickliffe, Cassius M. Clay, and John C Breckenridge. The piece recounts Breckenridge's 1861 election count in the Senate and Lincoln's Civil War-era grief at Helm's death.
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Elmo Scott Watson
York Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd
Lexington
United States
Lincoln
Todds
Blue Grass
Cheapside
Robert Wickliffe
Robert J. Breckenridge
Cassius M. Clay
William H. Townsend
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Townsend
Illinois
Congress
Mr. Townsend
Globe Tavern
Washington
Henry Clay
Ann Rutledge
Mary Owens
Sarah Rickard
Sangamon
John ©. Breckenridge
Mary Todd Lincoln
Buchanan
Breckenridge
General Scott
Capitol
House
Senate
John C. Breckenridge
Stars and Bars
Federal Senate
Jupiter
Council of Olympus
Scott
Maine
South Carolina
Lincolna
White House
Mary Ladd
Emile
Ben Hardin Helm
West Point
Confederacy
David Davis
Chickamauga
Davis
David of
Absalom
Western Newspaper Union
Radio Programs Schedule Across Networks February 8 12
Eastern Central and Mountain time adjustments outline a dense lineup of radio shows for February 8 through 14 across N C Red Blue and Columbia systems with programs like Chase and Sanborn Atwater Kent and Colubia Hour featuring a mix of music dramas lectures and comedies spanning afternoon to late night slots across multiple networks. The list reads as an archive of advertisers and program titles including Luxurious and common names like Enna Jettick Amn Andy Libby McNeil and Libby and Be Square Motor Club while noting time zone shifts and numerous daily variations.
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N.C. Red
Davey
RCA Victor
Chase
Sanborn
Atwater Kent
Studebaker
N.C. Blue
Musical Crusaders
Williams
Ohl-O-Matics
Enna
Pennzoil
Golden
Little Flower
Graham Paige
Jesse Crawford
Be Square Motor Club
Cc Red Network
M. Jean Carroll
M. Libby
McNeil and Libby
Sher
Holmes B.C. Blue
Vermont Lumberjacks
M. Beatrice Maurte
M. National Arm
M. Pepsodent
Amos 'N
Andy
M. Maytag Orchestra
M. Chesebrough
Real Folks
Stromberg Carlson
Paris
M. Robert Burns Panatela
M. Don Amaizo
Blackstone Plantation
Enna Jettick
Blue Network
Vermont Lumberjacka
Ae Oaking Glass
National Farm
Amos ‘N' Andy
Westinghouse
Columbia System
Columbia Revue
American School of the Art
P. m
P.m
Henry George
The
Philco Symphony
P. m. Graybar
Mrs
Paramount Publix Playhose
Martin
Amos
Paul Tremaine Orchestra
Columbia Farm Community
American School of the Air
My Bookhouse
Evangeline Adams
Lowell Thomas
LaPalma
Guy Tombardo
RED Network
Ceresuta
Fleischman
Jack
Friendly Five
Knox Dunlap Orchestra
Maxwell House Hour
Lewlne Circle
Crockett Mountaineers
Tony
Lowell ‘Thomas
Kaltenborn Waits
Detective Steary Magazine
the Lutheran Hour
Melody Moments
Libby
Wallace Hopper
Clicquot Club Mikimos
del Lampe
Eversharp
C. Blue Network
Vermont
Nestle
Armour
Armstrong Quaikeers
Yankee Hospitality
Don
Betty
Bookhouse
Thomas
True Story Hour
Studio Follies
Musical Aviators Orch
World Growing Warmer Yet by Slow Degrees Says Dr Humphreys
The famed physicist asserts global warming is gradual with no imminent danger. Glaciers worldwide have slowly retreated since the last ice age, and temperate fluctuations remain short term. He notes twenty year averages stay essentially steady, suggesting mild summers may arise.
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J. W. Humphreys
Doctor Humphreys
Stockholm
Sweden
Niagara Falls
Great Britain
Humphreys
Montreal Family Herald
Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Endorsed Laxative and Antacid
An advertisement touts Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the laxative with the highest medical endorsement. It claims quick relief for digestion and elimination for men women children and babies and notes its use as an anti acid for sour stomach gas and indigestion.
Cartoonist Misses Payment as Reading Delays Check
A cartoonist delays depositing a three figure check while reading a book, illustrating idle distractions amid talk of prosperity. The incident highlights financial friction and the cost of delay in the broader economy.
Castoria for Children's Ailments
An advertisement touts Castoria as a mother’s standby for emergencies and everyday relief for infants and children. It claims Castoria eases colic constipation feverish spells and sleeplessness with a mild herbal formula and the doctors’ seal of approval from Chas H Fletcher.
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Chas, H. Fletcher
Pain relief powder promise by Minnesota pharmacist
Edward L. Stanley a registered pharmacist offers a private powder formula claiming relief from rheumatism neuralgia headaches and overwork with a money back guarantee. He provides free trial packages and his book How I Conquered Pain to readers in Minneapolis Minnesota and invites correspondence at 302 Seventh St So Minneapolis.
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Edward L. Stanley
Seventh St. So
Minneapolis
Minn
Child Labor History Looked Upon With Amazement
A Woman's Home Companion reflection notes a generation that allowed serious unemployment and child labor to exist side by side, marking the contrast as remarkable in hindsight.
Ideals Tested by Practical Study of Human Nature
A reflection on how pursuit of ideals yields to studying human nature and adopting practical, effective approaches. The remark contrasts lofty aims with prudent, workaday adaptation.
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Mary Ann Todd
RED
Proctor and Gamble
N. B.C
BLUE
Keystone Chronicle
New World Salon Orch
Columbia Arm Community
Columbia Features
National Radio Forum
Hank Simmons
Guy Lombardo
Bayer Aspirin
BAYER
Los Angeles Times
Atgerinere
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