Monticello Visited Through Jeffersons Creations and Gardens
The article tours Monticello Virginia detailing Jefferson era rooms and furnishings. It highlights the dining room tea room and library with original pieces, the revolving pantry door and wind tunnel waste system, Jeffersons influence on wallpaper curtains and garden plans, and the restored grounds by the Garden Club of Virginia. It notes Jeffersons roles as author of the Declaration of Independence and founder of the University of Virginia, and mentions the family burial plot with Dabney Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Paris
White House
Congressional
Congressional Library
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Garden Club of Virginia
Georgia
South Carolina
Senate
Jesus’ of Nazareth
Richmond
Washington
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
Continental Congress
France
Dabney Carr
Dabney
Benjamin Franklin
Public Library Book Notes and Reflections
Marion RA Marvin reviews American Demagogues by R H Luthin, Best Butter by Dean Atourd, Bishop of the Winds by G J J Breynat, Excelsior by P H Bonner, Flight from Natchez by F G Slaughter. The piece muses on wartime Swiss duty and a future of peaceful atomic use, interwoven with notes on Monticello and legacies of Monroe and Henry.
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Public Library
Marion RA. Marvin
R.H. Luthin
Dean
Atourd
France
G.J.J. Breynat
Canadian Northwest
P.H. Bonner
Natchez
F. G. Slaughter
Monticello
James Monroe
Patrick Henry
Marriage Licenses and Local Notes in Ukiah Area
List of marriage licenses including David L. Drayton and Marie J. Stafford and others from Ukiah area. Mentions Grand Motel by William Brent with humor from a manager, and book/memoir notes by various authors. Includes titles such as Grandfather Stories and Home Again detailing personal histories and wartime experiences.
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David L. Drayton
Walla Walla
Wash
Marie J. Stafford
Willits
Edwin L. Enzler
Cozette M. Johnson
Ukiah
Franklin Efird
Ruth
Carolyn L. Miller
Delford D. Quail
Vivian A. Rasberry
Redwood Valley
Natchez
Talassee
William Brent
S. H. Adams
James Edmiston
California
P.J. Sachs
United States
Mexico
Europe
Rene Fulop Miller
D. H. Merriman
Sandy
A.E. Walden
Don Mankiewicz
California University
Pegler Wife Julia Pegler Dies in Rome
Julia Pegler 52 wife of American newspaper columnist Westbrook Pegler died of a heart attack while vacationing in Rome with her husband. She was formerly Julia Harpman a top reporter on the New York Daily News. The couple married August 28 1922 and planned to fly her body to New York en route to Tucson Arizona. An estimated 400000 Americans have active tuberculosis.
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Rome
Julia Pegler
Westbrook - Pegler
Pegler
New York
Jucson
Ariz
Italy
Julia Harpman
New York Daily News
Tidal waves caused by earthquakes, says Boston museum
The Boston Museum of Science states tidal waves are created by ocean floor earthquakes. These quakes generate enormous waves that can reach up to 100 feet in height when they hit the shore.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Science
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Homes of Friends
University of Virginia
Ukiah Electric Co
E. Smith
Perkins Street
Delice Gee
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