Lincoln's Springfield sendoff and Philadelphia speech
Abraham Lincoln and family left Springfield on February 11 1861 amid crowd cheers. Sherwood recounts the scene at the depot and Lincoln’s vow to the nation as he headed to Washington for the presidency. In Philadelphia he spoke with resolve about liberty, union, and resisting secession in a solemn Independence Hall address.
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Abe Lincoln
Lineig
Good Housekeeping Magazine
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Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Tlinois
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Denton Offal
New Salem
Hannah, Armstrong
Jack
Jeader
Clary’s Grove
Sangamon
Hannah
White House
Apeth
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Shidhg
Uyak
Dr Eddy's Good Housekeeping Question Box debated
Readers ask about mixing fruit juices and the safety of using Epsom salts daily. The columnist affirms mixing juices is harmless for palatability, warns against chronic laxative use, and notes grapefruit aids digestion when eaten with meals. Vitamin discussions cover D and E content, vitamin C preservation in tomato juice, and safe vitamin B intake while advising against excess.
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Sano- Merwe
Been Tested For Quality In Goon H House
A brief report notes that quality checks were conducted on claims related to Goon H House. The article outlines testing procedures, validity checks, and results, highlighting whether claimed standards were met and any discrepancies found.
Eat Wisely Authority Advises Mothers
Prospective mothers should maintain high health by choosing foods that nourish both mother and growing baby. Dr Kenyon warns against over eating and outlines weight gain of about 20 to 25 pounds, especially in the final months. Daily weigh ins help monitor progress as advised in Good Housekeeping.
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Aake
Josephine H
Kenyon
Auto Accidents Drop Nationwide in Child Safety Efforts
In 1999 there were 6482 children killed in motor accidents, down to 4150 last year, suggesting about 1242 lives saved due to safety measures. Margaret Runbeck in Good Housekeeping highlights safe street crossings and cites Kansas City and Mt. Kisco as examples showing how education and vigilant infrastructure can reduce deadly accidents.
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Good Housekeeping
Kansas City
Mt. Kisco
New York
Holt
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