Lexington Concord War of the Revolu tion Began With Skirmish Debate
A veteran writer recalls the Lexington Concord episode, arguing Lexington led by example in the April 1775 confrontation. He notes Paul Revere’s ride, the Minute Men on the green, and the clash that sparked the Revolution, while lampooning the rival bragging about truth and boastful legends.
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Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for hair darkening and scalp health. It claims sulfur deficiency affects color and vitality, praising the preparation from Wyeth Chemical Co of New York and available through McElhinney Drug Co at one dollar a bottle with mail order details.
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