Inauguration Plans Highlight Princeton Escort to Wilson
Washington dispatch describes Princeton and Virginia students set to form a ceremonial line along the parade route and at the Union Station for President-elect Wilson. Col. Birch coordinates reception plans as officials finalize escort details and public celebrations amid prereception rehearsals and lights along the court of honor.
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Culver Cadets to escort Marshall in inaugural parade
Culver Military Academy cadets from Culver Indiana will form the personal escort of Vice President elect Marshall in the Washington inaugural parade The unit consists of top horsemen selected for horsemanship and proficiency, drawn from leading western families, marching with the Essex troop and the Black Horse for the ceremony at the Capitol and along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Weather Prophet Warns Wilson To Pack Fur Coat
Middletown Conn March 1 Uncle Horace Johnson an aged weather prophet who predicted Taft's inauguration storm writes to Woodrow Wilson urging him to take a fur coat to Washington as next Tuesday may be cold. The 89 year old has forecast weather for 7 years and gained trust since the 1888 blizzard with farmers relying on his readings. He has lived in Middle Haddam on the Connecticut River for about half a century.
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Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a fast safe remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims five minute relief from gas heartburn and bloating, allowing people to enjoy meals without fear of upset stomachs.
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Portrait of Woodrow Wilson Offered by The Post
The Post distributes a reduced half-tone reproduction of a Woodrow Wilson portrait, 22x28 on heavy paper suitable for framing. It would cost $1.00 in stores. One copy per coupon with ten cents at the counter. mail orders within 1000 miles cost 25 cents postage.
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