Andrew Jackson the self-made fronts the nation’s forge
A lengthy profile traces Andrew Jackson from boyhood toil to frontier lawyer, congressman, judge, and president. It highlights his rugged discipline, military campaigns, frontier justice, and political daring, arguing his wealth of experience shaped his decisive, pragmatic leadership.
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Havana as It Is Today
A Havana snapshot from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes the dominant soldierly presence, and critiques Cuban officers and volunteers, their pay, and discipline. It contrasts uniforms, mobility, and streets with American norms, comments on transportation, architecture, and social life, and ends with observations on fashion and scarcity of furs amid mild winters.
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Havana Travelogue Describes Fashion, Hotels and Street Life
The writer notes women in Havana often wear similar outfits and face coverings, comments on the Hotel Inglatetta's Cuban dining, and recalls a bedroom with Moorish decor and risky public partitions. They describe pervasive lottery sales, street hustlers, and a rare intoxicated American remaining at the consulate.
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Minister's Trials and a Cure by Pink Pills
A Michigan pastor Rev N Mc Cready recounts overwork and nervous breakdown from modern haste. After failed treatments he uses Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reports renewed health, restored preaching, and renewed vigor. Affidavit supports the pills' restorative claims.
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Not from a Novel. Gol and Joe in a landlord tale
A fragment from the New York Evening Journal presents Gol declaring in imperious tone that mere money is all he wants. A sneering DT implies Joe will return, and a month later he does as the landlord, shaping a brief scene of repeated encounters.
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