Seal of the United States Evolves Through History
The piece traces the seal of the United States from its origins after 1776 to its final form adopted by Congress on June 20, 1782. It notes the seal’s two and a half inch diameter, the coat of arms with the eagle, shield, and thirteen stars, and explains heraldic symbolism. It cites experts like Marc J. Rowe and William Barton in outlining design choices and revisions.
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Thirteen Repeats in U S Coat of Arms Design
In the keynote of the seal, thirteen stripes and thirteen arrows in the eagle's talon, thirteen letters in the motto, thirteen leaves and berries, thirteen feathers on each wing and tail. The title has thirty nine letters, three times thirteen, so the name thirteen repeats thirteen times in the entire design.
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Soldiers Pension Move Surprises Legion Officers at Louisville
A Child Welfare committee plan adopted at the Louisville convention commits the American Legion to general pensions for 5 000 000 World War veterans regardless of current or future health. If enacted the bill would add over 3 000 millions annually to the tax budget. The pension bureau and attorneys reportedly influenced the convention.
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Puerto Rico under Jones law civil governor and Roosevelt address
The report notes a new civil governor for Puerto Rico under the Jones law and mentions Theodore Roosevelt giving an inaugural address in San Juan. It recalls Columbus and early colonial names, battles, and the shift from Spanish to British and then American rule, highlighting enduring issues in the island’s governance.
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