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Health and Medical History of President Rutherford HayesPresident #19: 1877-1881
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In the Hayes White House, profanity, tobacco, and liquor vanished. Although the people blamed
his wife, "Lemonade Lucy" Hayes, the President took the credit himself. But he could
joke about it. Once, when he was red from poison ivy, he made it a point to tell his audience
that his skin appeared so, not because he had abandoned his principles, but because of the
poison ivy
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a pp.165-166
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![]() | Comment: Credibility is dubious. Just before a list of Presidents, the article states: "Twenty of the 32 Presidents ... are proved or believed on a thick web of circumstance to have been nocturnal nuisances in the White House." |
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a p.198
Comment: Stoddard was editor and owner of the New York Evening Mail from 1900 to 1925.
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