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23 Mar 1913

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1913

Page

5

Sigsbee's Reminiscences of Visit to Late King George

Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee recalls meeting King George of Greece and Queen Olga during 1886 Mediterranean duty aboard the Pensacola and Kearsarge. He recalls royal charm, cordial receptions, and a later naval cruise showing the flag with Mr. Fearn and the Jacksons, highlighting Greek hospitality and U.S.-Greek ties.

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Sigsbee George OF Greece Charles TD Mediterranean George Olga United States Pensacola Georges Dewey Kearsarge Kearsarge-Alabama Demy Samuel R. Frank Ho Yessela le Piraeus Athens Phalerum Bay Bakhmeteff Walker Fearn Fearn Royal Palace Capt. Dewey Alabama Cherbourg France Europe Franklin Wei Constantinople King George Corinth Mr. Fearn New Orleans Wilde John Paul Jones Navy Department Eluropean Brooklyn Nazro Galveston Cormdr Cutler Chattanooga Comdar Sharp Tacoma Smith Alao Copenhagen Christian IX Denmark John B. Jackson United States Naval Academy Jackson
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You Should Enjoy Your Meals

An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion claiming the product can thoroughly digest 3,000 grains of food. It argues that since indigestion causes stomach troubles, these tablets will digest all the food consumed.

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You Can Eat With the Appetite of a Lusty Youngster

A vintage advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promising digestion without stomach entry. It claims the product cures eructations heartburn and indigestion and lets users eat freely. It urges readers to purchase a box at any drug store. ARCHIVES

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Andy Stuart Stuart E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Washington OG Donnell
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Royal Greek Visit Aboard the Brooklyn During Moonlight Parthenon View

The narrative describes Johnstone as guest aboard the Brooklyn with President Roosevelt's approval. Queen Olga of Greece, her crown prince and princess, the Greek cabinet, Sir Francis Elliott, and Mr. Jackson are depicted amid receptions on board and Parthenon moonlight views. A royal gun salute and naval ceremonies mark the visit.

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Athens Lient Edward Mettaules Edward Johnstone Johnstone Roosevelt Jackson Olga Greece Constantine George Francis Eliott Ambrassmior Mr. Jackson Francis Elliott Elsp Mrr Francia Etlott Parthenon
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GETS-IT Corn Cure Ad and Royal Visit Anecdotes

An old advertisement touts GETS-IT corn cure claiming quick relief with no skin damage and low cost. The piece also recounts a royal visit narrative with Queen Victoria’s relatives aboard an American flagship, noting greetings, shipboard entertainments, and a humorous exchange involving a wardroom musician. It closes with a brief obituary for Mrs. Jefferson Braithwaite of Winchester.

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