In the 1830s he was Postmaster of New Salem, Illinois

There's no place like this cozy page, the first page of a website

To examine your throat the doctor needs a "depressor" for this

In the 20s, the Yankee's pinstripes made this tubby home run king look thinner

H.G. Wells "The Time Machine" & "The war of the Worlds" pioneered this type of "fiction"

In 1961 he appointed his brother-in-law Sargent as director of the Peace Corps

In the online world, the abbreviation WWW means this

The doctor may have to say "99" to hear the vibrations of these cords down into the chest

6'7" Carl Henkel is a scary sight at the net in the beach type of this sport

This hero ends up getting adopted so the book could have been called "Oliver Brownlow"

He details his childhood in Rural Plains, Georgia in the book "An Hour Before Daylight"

Yeehaw! It's one of the world's most popular Internet directories

The name of the otoscope means "to view" this organ & that's what a doctor does with it

In 2002, 7'5" Chinese player was drafted number 1 overall by the NBA's Houston Rockets

In "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" the Mariner foolishly kills one of these

He almost defeated Pres. Ford in the 1976 GOP primaries; he won the presidency 4 year later

In Internet domain name, .gov stands for government, .net stands for network, .org for this

When measuring this, the doctor uses his fingers because the thumb has it's own

This former Michigan Wolverine is the winniest quarterback in the NFL, with 235

We'll leave it up to you whether this author of "Sense and Sensibility" was a "Plain Jane"

In 1918 he set forth his "Fourteen Points" on which he thought lasting peace could be made

This type of "space" is slang for the Internet

A thermometer has to be shaken to be used again because this liquid stays at the last reading

Lasha Talakhadze, broke his own in 2019 world record, with 484 kilograms (1,067 pounds) in this sport

In the works by John Milton, this was "lost" in 1667 but "regained"