Christmas Gifts to the Nation by Elmg Scott Watson
A historical reflection on Christmas gifts to the nation, from Washington’s Delaware crossing to the Gauntlet of the Battle of Yorktown, the Ghent Treaty, and the births of Kit Carson and Clara Barton. The piece traces how these moments shaped American memory and national symbols as lasting Christmas gifts.
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Elmg Scott Watson
Washington
McConkes
Fort Washinston
Fort Lee
New Jersey
Canada
Mount Vernon
John Marshall
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the United States
National Monument Society
Congress
Ghent
England
Russia
Great Britain
France
New England
South Carolina
Madison
James Bayard
Albert Gallatin
John Quincy Adams
St. Petersburg
Belgium
Jonathan Russell
Henry Clay
Adams
Gallatin
America
Plattsburg
Europe
Anen
Newfoundland
Lindsey Carson
Madison County
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Stanley Vestal
Christopher Carson
Kit Carson
Fremont
Barton
Oxford
Mass
Father Barton
Anthony" Wayne
Clara Barton
Sanitary Commission
Army of the Potomac
Andersonville
Bureau of Records
Geneva
Red Cross Society
Arthur
Michigan
Ohio
Mississippi
Johnstown
American Red Cross
Upland gun sights and the case against matted ribs
The author argues against matted sighting ribs on single-tube upland shotguns citing added muzzle weight and eye distraction. He favors smooth, unobtrusive ribs seen on English doubles. Duck guns may tolerate fit issues, but upland guns demand precise balance for swift, accurate wing shooting.
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Causes of Intelligence Slippage Cited by Educator
Prof Raymond Butler head of Aston Technical College argues neglect of joint brain and hand training dulls intellect. He cites evolution linking eye hand coordination to brain growth and notes modern education favors book learning. handwriting deteriorates.
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London
Raymond Butler
Aston Technical College
Birmingham
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Nature
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Housewife’s Tips For Quick Reuse Of Torn Lace
A household note suggests saving torn lace by cutting into squares and stitching layers to make usable dish cloths. The piece also mentions a company offer in another section that promises health benefits from a product named Post to anyone who writes for it.
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Posto
Amazon Exploration Stirs News From Jungles and River Delta
Dr. William M. McGovern of Nort University discusses a jungle expedition along the Amazon and its river system. He notes distant Manaos and a steamer route with discovery of tribes unseen by whites forty miles from the end of the Ama line.
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Amazon
South America
William M. McGovern
Nort University
Manaos
Virgin Jungle
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