Sesquicentennial plans loom over Independence Day 1926
The article outlines a nationwide celebration for 1926 marking the Declaration’s 150th anniversary with the Sesquicentennial Commission of Independence. It details Philadelphia expositions on League Island, a national defense day debate, and federal participation proposals, plus Farm Bureau led festivities and War Department demonstrations.
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St. Mihiel
Sesquicentennial Commission of Independence of the
United States
Philadelphia
League Island Park
Coolidge
Congress
Kendrick
Lexington and Concord
Boston
Dawes
General Pershing
General Dawes
William Dawes, Jr
Paul Revere
Lexington
Concord
Ticonderoga
Allen
Arnold
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
N. Y
Kentucky
Pantel Boone
Bunker Hill
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
American Farm Bureau Federation
O. E. Bradfute
Farm Bureau
Bradfute
Concord Bridge
Massachusetts
War Department
National Guard
Regular Army
California
Army
New York
United States of America
Thirteen Colonies
Etiquette for Formal Invitations and Announcements
The article discusses dignified formality for weddings dinners and similar events. It advises engraving invitations for larger groups using third person phrasing with fully written words, sending notices ten days to two weeks ahead, and replying promptly in kind with proper courtesy and longhand acknowledgments. It gives example wording for both written and engraved invitations and replies, notes on addressing, and regional variations in England.
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John Lloyd Jones
J. L. Jones
Joseph Noble Enyart
James Brown Scotts
Jane Emily
Robert Edward McIntyre
Central Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Ilinois
England
Henry Duane Gordon
John Noble Enyart
Necessary Delay Threatens Appendicitis Warning
A workman warned by a doctor that he faced threatened appendicitis returns home to inform his wife. She humorously insists she must finish buying a new hat before he proceeds, delaying medical treatment.
Not Well Since Three Years Old
Mrs. Dacus of 1621 Booker St Little Rock Ark suffered a chronic Otitis due to catarrh from age three. After taking three bottles each of Peruna and Lacupia her discharge and offensive odor disappeared. The remedy is claimed to reach the catarrhal condition wherever located and sold in tablet or liquid forms.
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Gracus
Booker St
Little Rock
Ark
Plan to Consolidate Private Lands in Superior National Forest
The 1,268,538 acre Superior National forest, largest reserve east of the Mississippi, has 82 percent privately owned about 411,000 acres. A movement seeks to acquire privately held land by purchase or gift to consolidate government holdings. The forest is noted for wildlife and watercourses.
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Superior National Forest
Mississippi
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