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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1921

Page

5

Story of Sam Traylor Family Westward 1831 Voyage

In 1831 Sampson Traylor, his wife Sarah, and children Josiah and Betsey travel from Vergennes Vermont toward the land of plenty through Adirondack forests. The family packs a wagon with an ox team, shares meals by fires, sings with the violin, prays at night, and steadies their journey with kindness from neighbors along the route as they seek a government land claim in the Sangamon country.

Sam Henry Traylor Sambo Adirondack Land of Plenty Samson Traylor Sarah Vergennes Vermont Heimer Sameon Versennes Paradis Sampson Posten Samson Traylor Josiah Joe Betsey Banson Saralb Ernest Burnington Orentide Sarah Traylor America Sangamon Pottawatomes Timots Elisha Howard Malone Franklin County New York Pete Colonel Arim Lee Mack River Canton Captain Mowly Silas Wright Dekath Riehville Gouverneur Antwerp Sredwyck Wee Semaen Dims

Insidious German patent activity alarm Weeks

Secretary Weeks describes German citizens here patenting war devices in the Krupp name. He cites 228 Krupp assigned patents and applications, with many in artillery fire control, electric control, fuses, guns, and naval equipment. Investigations aim to shield American industries from this insidious activity and potential loopholes.

Germany United States War Weeks Frederick Krupp Ecitizen Krupps Weeks

Cold baths and shaving fame in 19th century boast

A Philadelphia Public Ledger note extols daily cold baths as a mark of vanity and discipline. It claims men who bathe and shave each morning surpass barbers in quality, calling such individuals the peacocks of the human race.

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