White House Babies and the Cleveland Nursery Mystery
The article recounts the expected birth of Baby Cleveland and details royal style preparations, gowns, shoes, and toys sent to the White House. It recalls presidential family histories, christenings, and the prevalence of White House babies through decades, including Mollie Garfield and the Harrison family, underscoring public interest in the first family's newest member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pyeenae Wilnen
Iseras
D. C
Cleveland
Rosy
Coly
Nook
White House
Rush
Folsom Cleveland
Germany
Praece
England
Spain
Saxony
Stanley Brown
Miss Mollie
Washington
Garfield
Mollie Garfield
Noble Arthur
Mollie Garfeld
Treasury
Jackson
Curis
Wilcox
van Hiren
Abram van Buren
Marriet Miss Singleton
South Carullos
Tyler
Marce
Sisah
Polk
Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Tod Lincoln
Hla
Tlean
General Grant
Jordan
Dr. Scott
Frances Folsom
Cox
Juxnin FL Wilson
Briggs
Jagway
Griggs
Hot Springs Visit Promoted By Samaritan Bath Fables
A traveler from St. Louis narrates preparing for a Hot Springs stay and notes the Samaritan trick as morale-boosting for invalids. An inspector checks tickets as the journey progresses and a curious fellow passenger joins the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprniest
Thad
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Train tale of a stubborn platform standoff
A traveler recalls a Boston to Worcester journey where a boastful man argues a train stops at South Framingham. The tale ends with a dramatic fall through a baggage truck and a surgeon’s taunting card exchange. The narrator collects medical cards while meeting a travelling salesman and doctors at every stop, all while travel mishaps and comic bravado unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tamaron
Gaston and Albany
Boston
Worcester
South Framingham
Newtons
Ife
Bate
Cyrus Parkinson
Hot Springs Bath Habit and Runaway Warnings
An account describes cautions about strangers and runaway couples at Hot Springs livery quarters, noting doctors and drivers, then details the narrator’s bathing routine across twenty one days. The narrator travels east, suffers rheumatism, and reflects on medical advice from a Brooklyn physician about Arkansas baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
New York
Aelergyman
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Parkinson
Springs
Brooklyn
Arkansas
Compass and safety rails in railroad travel warning
A locomotive engineer recalls the danger of rail travel stressing the crucial flange on train wheels. He explains that despite sturdy cars and powerful engines, the thin flange—about an inch wide and tapering to an edge—keeps wheels on rails. failure leads to disaster.
Fashions for Fall from the New York social season
The essay review surveys autumn attire and changing styles seen in Newport, Lenox, and Saratoga, noting shorter skirts, knickerbockers, jackets, and pink and white muslins. It critiques shoulder capes, heavy coats, and the era’s theatrical silhouettes while predicting future fashion shifts and the influence of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Lenox
Saratoga
Italy
Mentone
Norway
Stockbridge Bowl
Otmeth
San Francisco
Boston
Dever
Coatuime
New York
Pittsburg
Sinca
Pkir
Dieppe
Paris
Fragmentary reminiscences from a cryptic tale
A garbled OCR style passage recalls a saga about a person named Fos, a voyage, and a Ward rhlog figure. The text reveals disjointed thoughts on eyesight, money, and odd nautical imagery referencing pearls, eels, and coral with no clear narrative arc or verifiable facts.
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WHYTE
Tint Tors
Matto
Statens
Sohail
Lowsver
Tony
Joseph Bryant
We Farm
Bed
Daolo S. Lamont
Tas
de Firzact
Clova- 06
Orver
Jobo
Adame
Jefferson
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Fires
Wee Wall
Madison
John Gurney Adams
Ite
Dre
Eawn
Wade
Donelson
Andrew
Cnvwd
Julia
Chicamaugan
Mary Emily Denilseo
Treasury Department
General Jackson
Uncle Jackson
Martin van Buren
Cors Livingston
Secretary of State
Grant
Ewer
Sisteen
Vanity Hayes
Retty
Scott Russell
Hayes
Mollie Traped
Garfeld
People of
Hinetiva
Executive
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Baby
McKee
Mary Lodge McKee
White Hous
Mary Loder McKee
Blue Room
Claraland Family
Wielding
Blabora
Norte
Warman
Long
Terre
Anuann
Rhlog
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