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Monthly Archives: January 2008
He Taught Henry Ford How To Dance: Swanzey New Hampshire’s Benjamin B. Lovett (1876-1952)
Much is known about Henry Ford–as an inventor, developer of the production line, and history lover. He also was a … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Entertainers, New Hampshire Men
Tagged Alstead, Benjamin, Charlotte, contra, Cooke, country, dance, fashioned, Ford, Hampshire, Henry, Henry Ford, instructor, Lovett, MA, Massachusetts, MI, Michigan, new, New Hampshire, NH, old, Swanzey, teacher
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"Now Is The Winter Of Our Circumvent," by B. Elwin Sherman
First, the term: “winter driving.” This beggars its own description…. Continue reading
New Hampshire Glossary: Patent Medicine
The definition of patent medicine is a medical compound or mixture of drugs, sometimes called a “nostrum,” that is proprietary, … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Glossary
Tagged Hampshire, herbal, herbalist, medicine, new, New Hampshire, NH, patent, pharmacist, pharmacy, proprietary, quack
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New Hampshire: Learn How To Sugar A Maple
Did you ever want to learn how maple syrup is produced…. Continue reading
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Manchester New Hampshire’s Stockbroker and Philanthropist: Henry Melville Fuller (1914-2001)
When Henry Melville Fuller died in 2001,
he left funds to benefit several nonprofit agencies, including $43 million and a … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Men
Tagged Currier Art Gallery, donation, donor, Fuller, Henry, legacy, Manchester, Manchester Historic Association, Melville, NH, philanthropist
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