Patriotic Georgia celebration highlights Atlanta youth
In Atlanta, children in schools marked Georgia's anniversary with elaborate events and patriotic songs. Two local groups, the Children of the Revolution and the Children of the Confederacy, meet monthly and study Georgia history with papers, recitations, and veteran talks, blending learning with a party atmosphere.
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Children OF
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlania
Vondimen
Children of the Confederacy
Martha Brown
Washington
Continental
Congress
Miss"Brown
Minnie van Epps
Mary King
Good Tales of the Ugly Brass Lamp Race Day
Harry Munn finds a magical lamp. The djinn grants horses and a carriage that outruns a red automobile driven by T Bailey Chubb. Harry and cousin Sam race along Metuchen Corners, thrilling viewers as the horses beat autos and a mishap ends with Chubb stranded after an accident.
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Charles Battell Leomire
Barry
Munn
Sarah
Msate
Harry
Metuchen Corners
Hig Glainmp
Warry
Sam
Asaph
Sena
Norton
Harry Munn
Jigon
Samp
Wwe
Aner
Philadelphia
Farry
T. Bailey-Chubb
Bailey-Chubb
Mr. T. Bailey-Chubp
T. Bailey- Chubb
Joe Jolly Boy and the Isle of Jolly Land voyage
A boy born in Siam to a French soldier and a native mother recalls his given name Joe Jolly Boy. Laughing by nature, he recounts a soldier’s tale of a distant Island of Jolly Land across the China Sea and his bold plan to sail there alone, despite family warnings. He secretly prepares, gathers food, and slips away at night to begin a perilous voyage with only his merriment and curiosity as guide.
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Harry
New Brunswick
Harry Munn
Hany Boy
Warrs
Joe Jolly Boy
Jolly Land
Land of
Siam
Myst
Bart
Paul
Joe
Joe Joly Boy
China Sea
Borneo
Anak
Anch En Island
Joony - Boy
Dolly Land
Ana
Piri
Tna
Hke
San Juan
Hessey
George ‘W
Porta Atco
Stories of Fine Deeds Done By Brave Boys
A long account celebrates young Crichton and peers, detailing his travels and feats as a precocious student and swordsman. Parallel tale shows Sandy Adams leading classmates to rescue cattle stolen near Weston, crossing ice on the Missouri to uncover the thieves and secure the herd.
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Sanwdy
The
Delaware
Louise K. Rhodes
Washington
Weaton
Sandy Adams
Sandy
Simon Douglass
Weston
Missouri
Simmer
John Morris
Larry
Fellowa
John
Freda
Lee
Tred
Gheté
Ferry
Old John
Mia Anelé
Little Sandy
Calught
Washington's Birthday Celebrated in Porto Rico
Porto Rico schools greet Washington's Birthday with strong enthusiasm. Children, bilingual in Spanish and English, write about George Washington and sing the Star Spangled Banner. A Sabana Grande pupil describes English fluency among fifth and sixth graders and hopes for U.S. study opportunities. Stories of perseverance include a rural teacher's struggle and a girl who earned a teaching certificate despite poverty and hardship.
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Porto ‘Rico
United States
George Washington
Aung
Porto Rico
Uncle Sam
Sabana Grande
Department of Education’ of
Porto Fie
San Juan. Light and Trasit Company
Insular
Florea
Ghie
Games of the Omaha Indians showcase enduring customs
By H Irving King, the article describes Omaha Indian children on Nebraska reservations enjoying traditional games as popular as football and baseball. It details mancinbangi, tag-like cues, river swimming with bubble tracing, mud wigwams, rag dolls, and Tahacia, plus archery and team ball play Tahe gasi with sticks and goals.
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H .Irving King
Nebraska
Mista
Ang
Lee Re
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