Grand Review in Washington 1865 and 1919 Parades Compared
A concise recount of two vast victory parades, the 1865 Grand Review in Washington led by Maj. Gen. George Meade for the Army of the Potomac and Army of the West, and the 1919 Paris Bastille Day showcase, noting the scale, participants, and symbolism of American military might across eras.
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Elmo Scott Watson
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France
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U. S. Army Recruiting News
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le Havre
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East
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Sherman
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Retirement Looms for Brig Gen Harley Ferguson of Flood Control
Brig. Gen. Harley B. Ferguson, long at the helm of flood control and river engineering, nears 64 as retirement nears. He presided over the Mississippi River commission since 1932 and served on the boards of rivers and harbors and the St. Lawrence Waterway. His career spans China relief, Boxer era duties, and World War I engineering command in France.
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New York
Harley B. Ferguson
Afton
U. S
Hackenschmidt
Mississippi
Mississippi River Commission
Board of Rivers and Harbors
St. Lawrence
Montgomery
Ala
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
Second Army Corps
France
West Point
Waynesville
N. C
Navy
Summer sewing for girls: 1763 and 1765 patterns
The notice promotes sewing patterns No. 1763 for girls sizes 34 to 48 with short sleeves needing 4 yards of fabric and 3.5 yards contrast, and No. 1765 for ages 1 to 5 with pinafore playsuit bon net and braid needs. Patterns priced 15 cents, order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
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Public Officials and public confidence urged by Governor Bricker
Governor John W Bricker of Ohio states that public officials in a representative government exist only with public confidence. He adds that this confidence can be restored only through businesslike conduct of public affairs.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
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