Washington and Lincoln as two great American classes united
Dr. Frank Crane argues Americans are fortunate to have Washington an aristocrat and Lincoln a self made commoner. Both served in war and peace, proving there are no true classes in America. Their examples show rich and poor, highborn and lowborn can contribute equally to the nation.
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Lincoln
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Frank Crane
Name Reveal Through Unexpected Clues in Family Tales
A woman visits Mrs. Smith and shares memories while viewing picture books. She reveals her sister’s name Lucile Allington Savage and questions if Allington was her mother’s name before marriage. The exchange ends with a reminder about reading advertisements.
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Lucile Allington Savage
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Manners for finger foods at formal dinners
The guide lists fin ger foods such as bread crackers olives celery rad ishes and advises eating with fingers. It covers fruit pits salt usage bread breaking and corn on the cob handling with hands noting occasional cornholders.
Cheaper Fare Than Burial Plan Sparks Funeral Route
A man asks for two return tickets to Charleston telling the agent his brother is dead in a box. He explains they will bury him in Sha'lston with about forty kinfolks present and plan to move the body there for the funeral service and return the coffin.
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Sha’lston
de Fune
Hayes Healing Honey and Open-Trate Salve Combo
An advertising pair promotes Hayes Healing Honey to stop a cough by healing throat irritation, with Grove’s Open-Trate Salve included for chest and throat symptoms. The two remedies are sold together in one carton for 35 cents and marketed as a combined treatment.
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Grove
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