Good Roads Talk on National Highway Progress
A historical overview argues for continued highway development in the United States. It cites Washington’s era, 1802 congressional funding, and the earliest national highway from Maryland to the Mississippi. The piece highlights cost savings, land value increases, and the broad economic impact on farmers and trades.
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United States
George Washington
Sitie
Maryland
Mississippi River
Wheelng
Columbus
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Vandalia
Ilinon
Buck jen Arnica Salve touted in Nebo notice
A grandmother in Nebo Kentucky reports her scalded grandson was fully cured by Buck jen Arnica Salve after fears of death. The advertisement touts cures for scalds cuts wounds sores boils and other skin issues and sells at Haydon and Robertson for 25 cents.
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Maria Taylor
Nebo
Buck Jen
Haydon & Robertson‘s
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