The Road Question and Road Making Under the Dept of Agriculture
A Washington Letter outlines the drive for better roads as vital to mail delivery and national progress. Secretary Logan Waller Page explains four divisions, rock testing, and chemical analysis guiding material choice for durable roads. Experts cite Macadam principles and rock qualities, with gravel roads in prairie areas as a practical precursor to full macadamization.
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Congress
Logan Waller V Page
Department of Agriculture
New England
Page
John T. Macadam
Prairie States
Art in Architecture Eight-room House Plan for Suburbs
Design for an eight room story and a half brick foundation home costing 1700. Features include a large veranda and balcony, lemon yellow body with white trim, arched openings, bay window, cedar shingles, and extensive interior oak and pine finishes. All exterior painted three coats, floors double, plaster two coats, and basement access under stairs. Prepared by George A. W. Kintz.
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Kitcen
Pantry
Objection on Voting Duty Cited by Mr Pinkley
An exchange cites Mr Bratus Pinkley arguing that the voting job is not suited or sufficiently busy, challenging the value of opportunity in voting. The Washington Star notes the quip as a local remark on civic participation.
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Bratus Pinkley
Pen and Ink Volume Showcases Indian Relics Collector
A Washington Times report details the presentation of a hand printed archaeology manuscript to the Library of Congress by Thomas Wilson. It recounts S. H. Binkley a Montgomery County farmer who spent decades collecting over 10 000 Indian relics and laboring to illustrate and publish his work before his death at 94.
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Library of Congress
Thomas Wilson
Washington Times
H. Binkley
Montgomery County
W. K. Moorehead
New York
Miami Bottoms
Dayton
Binkley
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Rev Briggs
Rev Marguerite St Omer Briggs of Detroit urges sick women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites years of practice, claims hundreds of cures, warns against other medicines, and directs readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
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Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Fragments of Quotes and Advertisements from 1900
A mosaic of omnipresent ad copy and quotes from old newspapers traces. It includes patient endorsements for Piso’s Cure and Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, plus brief jabs at thrift and wit. Notable names include Wm. O. Endsley and C. B. Newcomb.
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Wm. O. Endsley
Vanburen, Ind
Hale
Pike
Putnam Faceless Dys Prompt Loose Sunlit Rubbing
A fragment from Chicago Daily News notes a phrase about cleansing actions and flattery affecting a girl to spoil a woman, reflecting a sensational or editorial line in a dated clipping. The readable text emphasizes social commentary through terse, provocative wording.
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PEN and Ink Volume
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Charleston
Aiken
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Seed Co
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Ottawa
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Monadnock Building
Chicago
J.S. Crawford
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Housman Stamp Co
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