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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

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Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner Memorials

A historical account details key memorials to Francis Scott Key in Washington and Baltimore. It notes the Key bridge, Fort McHenry statue dedication by President Harding, and the flag Mary Pickersgill made for Fort McHenry. It recounts Key family ties, his legal career in Georgetown, and the Pickersgill flag’s preservation in the Star Spangled Banner Flag House association.

Elmo Scott Watson Washington National Capital District of Columbia United States Daughters of 1812 Maj Francis Scott Key-Smith Francis Scott-Key America Francis Scott Key Mt Olivet Frederick Potomac River Georgetown West Washington Key Congress George of England Harding Fort McHenry Baltimore North Point Hey Frederick County Maryland Werra Rubia Anna Arnold Key Roger Brooke Taney St John's College Annapolis Mary Tayloe Lloyd Philip Barton Key Key Bridge Francis Scott Key Memorial Association Admiral Dewey William Beanes Upper Marlboro Ross Chesapeake Bay Beanes Marlboro St John's Church Jackson van Buren United States Francis Stottley Mary Young Pickersgill Commodore Barney John Stricker Barney Stricker Afary Pickersgill Caroline Pickersgill Mary Charles Carroll Carrollton Armistead Ft. McHenry Mary Pickersgill Eben Appleton National Museum Doctor Walcott Smithsonian Institution Benjamin Flower Philadelphia General Washington Rebecca Flower Young Amoa Cambridge Mass St. George Scotland Rebecca Young Commodore Hopkins John Paul Jones Hopkins Joshua Barney United States Navy General Stricker Unter

Daddy's Evening Fairy Tale

In a morning lawn breakfast party, robins invite fairies to dine on wood berries and dew drop water. The robins sing a lively welcome as the fairies arrive and enjoy a concert after sharing fruit, cream, and the celebrated dew drop drink.

Robin Tedbreast Mr. Robin Redbreast Mr. Robin Redbredst Robin Redbreast Robin, Redbreast

Riddles and Word Puzzles from an Old Page

A collection of wordplay jokes and brainteasers asks about ground coffee, a Turkey ballot box, the number seven as an even beheadment, and other playful questions. The portrait riddle ends with the speaker claiming the man in the portrait is his son.

Bunions and Boils in Job’s Tale of Luck

A humorous riff from the Omaha World-Herald on Job’s misfortunes, noting he suffered boils but avoided bunions. The piece jests that even a single bunion could upend Job’s neutrality and provoke a strong reaction, playfully tracing the word’s etymology from onion.

Job Omaha World-Herald

Farmer Denies Graft In Woodpile anecdote cited by Senator

The Washington Post recalls Senator Moses of New Hampshire defending relief funds amid faith in relief administration. A farmer deflects graft accusations with a rural joke about a woodpile being untainted, illustrating skepticism toward corruption claims and public duty.

National Campaign For Relief Funds Ught Moses New Hampshire Relief Administration Washington Post

Bad Break by British Undertakers Official Prompts Press Critique

An official of the British Undertakers Association faces sharp press criticism after a speech in which he forecast improved business conditions. The speech, reported by Life, drew scrutiny over its optimism and possible implications for the funeral industry.

British Undertakers Association

Modern Definition Necessity Luxury on Installments

A compact notice from the Boston Transcript notes the idea that luxury items can become necessities through installment plans. It frames consumer credit as a modern shift in lifestyle economics and retail culture.

Boston Transcript

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