Missouri Flags in Capitol Museum Exhibit Highlight Civil War Icons
Jefferson City displays feature ten Confederate flags and a Doniphan flag from the Mexican War in the Missouri Art Museum. Adjutant-General Harvey Clark notes heavy flag collection and reinforced cases. 70 Civil War flags identified, 36 unnamed. Other items include a tarred silk flag made by Columbia women and a large array of banners securing preservation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Art Museum
Capitol
Missouri
United States
Harvey Clark
Doniphan
Columbia
Tinton
The Bad Bear Recalls a Park Adventure
Mollie the bear narrates slipping from her yard while the keeper fixed dinner and roaming a park. She recounts surprising bench sitters, being shunned by people, chased by bystanders, and ending exhausted after a night of adventures and a long sleep. Billy the brown bear asks questions as Mollie explains the mischief and its consequences.
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Billy
Molle
Mollie
A Wholesome Laugh Teacher and Pupil Dialogue
A light classroom exchange centers on a pupil laughing aloud and the teacher noting the laughter came from an accidental sleeve reveal. The pupil explains the laugh was unintended and tied to a hole in the elbow rather than mischief.
Fashion Notes On Youthful Evening Frocks And Millinery
The piece surveys young girls outfits and grown-up style trends, praising youthful dress while noting fashion’s rich fabrics. It describes a brown satin gown with stitched panels, a blue serge dress with accordion pleats, and an emphasis on feather hats and autumn millinery. It highlights fashion details, materials, and the appeal of youthful ness in attire.
Good Trees and Bad Fruit in Scriptural Lesson
A Moody Bible Institute lesson outline from 1920 emphasizes choosing the narrow path to life and warns against false teachers. It cites Matthew 7:13-29, urges obedience to Christ, and stresses that true fruit proves true faith, with warnings on empty profession and the dangers of deception.
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Heaven
Hell
Jong
John
Jesus Chrit
Christ
Christ Jesus
Devotional Prayer Amidst Enduring Heavenly Blessings
A fragment from Hele's Devotions asks God to help the petitioner wean affections from earthly things and to guide desires toward heaven, seeking Christlike participation in divine blessings and promises.
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Hele
Fragmentary Note on Christian Symbolism and Medal Reference
A garbled transcribed fragment references Geniva of Christianity and a reversed medal called love-H, mentioning Hawes. It reads as a speculative note on religious symbolism without clear names, dates, or events. The passage is too fragmentary to identify a definite person or incident.
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Hawes
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Roy Hampton
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Candler
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John B. Laws
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