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Covington, Saint Tammany County, Louisiana
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Marie Curie, despite motherhood duties, discovered radium and is visiting the United States to receive a $100,000 gram of radium from President Harding, gifted by American women. Her daughters, aged 23 and 16, accompany her from France. Only 141 grams of radium exist worldwide.
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She discovered radium, the most precious of metals. Now she is in the United States to receive from the hands of President Harding a gram of radium, valued at $100,000, the gift of American women who admire her great scientific life work. There are only 141 grams of radium in the world to-day. Her two girls, now 23 and 16 years old, accompanied her here from the home in France.
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United States, From France
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Marie Curie overcame motherhood obstacles to discover radium and gain fame; she visits the US to receive a gram of radium from President Harding as a gift from American women, accompanied by her daughters aged 23 and 16.