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.
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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.
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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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Mertete
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Gorbling
Teutons
Washington
Congress
War Department
Ragadours
Armory
FORD
Washington County
Nash
Hudson
Essex
Briscoe
Haynes
Paige
Dodge
Buick
Studebaker
Chandler
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Falk Moto
U. S
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