Mount Vernon as model of farming and architecture
The article extols George Washington's Mount Vernon as a premier example of scientific farming and grand architecture. It notes his estate layout with five farms, a detail driven by managers and records, and highlights the transformed flour mill and ship biscuits that connected Mount Vernon to international markets.
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New World
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Augustine Washington
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Chicago
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Georgetown in Days of Glory and Decline
A nostalgic portrait of Georgetown once integral to Washington’s capital with 1804 ties to Tom Moore and vivid references to marble residences embassies and old streets. The piece contrasts Georgetown’s stately elegance with Washington’s broader reach and hints at changing fortunes amid war’s afterglow.
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Potomac River
Georgetown
Washington
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Lee
L'infant
Bridge Street
The Final Bang and Johnson Sides in Nevada
Irvin Cobe recalls Arthur Hopkins a driven producer who cancels a tour after a poor run and Johnson Sides the peacemaker of the Plates in Nevada tells of a snowbound mishap leading to a mock Senate bill declaring a theft in a graveyard void and a governor’s pardon.
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Ohnson Sides
Nevada
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Carson
Senate
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Johnseun
Willie
McNavehy
Good wine proverb traces to Roman bush sign
The Latin proverb good wine needs no hush originates from a Roman custom of hanging a bush over home fronts to signal wine was obtainable inside. English tavern keepers adopted the sign in the Middle Ages.
Watches as Calendar Oblong Wrister Details Moon Phases
Article describes a watch that functions as a calendar showing the moon phases and records the day of the week, month, date, and moon phase. The piece notes the device’s oblong wrister form and mentions the last four records on small dials.
Atwater Kent Radio Promises Dependable Family Access
The ad touts Atwater Kent radios as essential for families, with emphasis on reach, natural sound, and readiness. It highlights best-seller status, options for electric and battery models, and the Model 56 Fall-vision Dial priced around 97 dollars with 6 tubes and rectifier.
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Atwater Kent Radio
Atwater Kent
Sven Reaulres
A.C
Rockies
Atwater Kent Radio Hour
Atwater Kent Manufacturing CO
Wisanbickon Ave
Philadebigh
Gloomy and Cheerful Brothers Duel Over Coal Pile
A dialogue features the Gloomy Brother and the Cheerful one debating a coal pile. The Gloomy Brother predicts trouble while the Cheerful counters that the coal pile will not rise with the falling mercury as the scene unfolds.
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