Inauguration Day in Washington Marks New Era of Roosevelt
The article notes the 20th Amendment moving inauguration to January 20 and predicts a historic turnout for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s second swearing in. It discusses weather, expectations of records, and the tension between a simple ceremony and traditional pomp.
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United States
Washington, D. C
White House
Soto Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Davis
Sage of
Monticello
Jefferson
Capitol
Palisades
Davis
Jackson
John Quincy Adams
National Hotel
Inaugural Traditions and Contrasts Across Presidents
The article traces Jefferson’s understated 1801 inauguration versus later pomp under Jackson and Harrison. It notes Adams’s absence, the Washington ceremony’s riotous reception, and how Jeffersonian simplicity contrasted with Jacksonian and Whig-era marches and parades, shaping future inaugural pageantry.
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Capitol
Conrad
McMunn
White House
John Adams
Jefferson
Massachusetts
Washington
Adams
National Intelligencer
Pattern Book Promises Easy Wardrobe Frocks for Modern Women
The Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers house dress, blouse and skirt patterns planned for the sewing circle member. Patterns 1914 1989 and 1206 target sizes from 14 to 46 with yardage details and a detailed sewing chart. Send fifteen cents for the pattern book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago Illinois.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Endlessly Frugal Opinions Fuel Household Tease
A witty exchange questions a wife’s spendthrift habits and the Millers’ ostentatious living. The dialogue plays on family finances and social display, hinting at broader concerns about debt and appearances in a tight-knit community.
The Important One Daughter
The dialogue notes names and meanings among family members. Father teases about the name George and its meaning while the exchange hints at affection and humor within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
James
George
That’s Right The Professor The Course You Are Pursuing
A student expresses fear of failure and being marked down for misspellings as they navigate course work and sophomore level challenges. The dialogue hints at self-doubt and anxiety about academic performance.
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Mius
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Hermitage
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Harrison
Pennsylvania’ Avenue
Alety
Medical Journal
Aden
Edward’s Wolf Sea
Edwards
Livingston, Mont
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Bellrwood
Riverbend
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