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If Your Eyesight Is Getting Worse, You’re Missing This Key Nutrient
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Vision Impairments)
Sun Jan 28 05:31:40 2024
Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2024 11:31:37 +0100
From: "Vision Impairments" <VisionImpairments@articblast.best>
Reply-To: "Eye Nutrient Risk" <EyeNutrientRisk@articblast.best>
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If Your Eyesight Is Getting Worse, You’re Missing This Key Nutrient
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organ acquired William E. Dodge's home in April 1903. While the Satterlee house was under construction, the couple moved into the Dodge mansion. By late 1904, Morgan had also purchased the old Isaac Newton Stokes house at 229 Madison Avenue for his son J. P. Morgan Jr., who was known as "Jack". When Jack Morgan and his wife Jane Norton Grew moved into 229 Madison Avenue in 1905, he commissioned a major renovation of the interior and renumbered it as 231 Madison Avenue. Jack Morgan also performed $1,900 in changes to the house's exterior. J. P. Morgan came to own two-thirds of the city block; his holdings by 1907 included the whole 197.5-foot (60.2 m) frontage on Madison Avenue, stretching 300 feet (91 m) on 36th Street and 167 feet (51 m) on 37th Street.
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The library c.?1910, shortly after its completion
Morgan's book collection took up more space than could fit in his residence by 1900, and he was unable to expand the house at 219 Madison Avenue due to the presence of an 18-foot-wide (5.5 m) driveway east of it. That January, he bought a 75-by-100-foot (23 by 30 m) plot of land on 36th Street, between his own house and the Satterlee home, for a library. The site had been occupied by two brownstone homes at 35 and 37 East 36th Street, which Morgan promptly razed. He then hired Warren and Wetmore to design a Baroque-style library. After rejecting Warren and Wetmore's plans, Morgan hired Charles McKim of McKim, Mead & White to design the library in 1
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