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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
7
The piece notes Roosevelt opposed the motto In God We Trust on coins but signed the bill after protests. It mentions Senate foes seeking open censure, a Chicago convention nominating Taft on June 18 1908, and a failed attempt to nominate Roosevelt.
A letter fragment collection from 1908 1919 chronicles Quentin Roosevelt antics at the White House Pine Knot and Oyster Bay. It recalls a pig purchase for a parade a beehive school exhibit leg injuries and playful squabbles with John Burroughs and the squirrely household antics including Poe quotes and Turner sunset jokes.
An ad touts Geta-It corn remover as the only guaranteed method to remove corns and calluses in one piece. It claims the formula ends need for knives or wraps and dries instantly. Sold for a small price at drug stores, manufactured by L. Lawrence & Co in Chicago and available in Seattle via Owl Drug Company.
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