Flags of Presidents and States From Early American Flags
The article surveys the history of top U S banners from the Presidential flag adopted in 1918 to the Navy and Army standards, and the variety of state and territorial flags. It notes design disputes, heraldic corrections, and the influence of past flags on flags used by officials and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nance Garner
Texas
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Navy
Gideon Wella
White House
McKinley
Army
Chicago
Philadelphia
War Department
State Department
Department of State
New York
Mare Taland
The
Taft
Navy Department
Bron McCandless
Secretary of the Navy
Wigan
Ita
Bureau of Construction and Repair
McCandless
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Secretary of the Interior
Ohio
Vermont
New Mexico
Ucease
Roosevelt
Prue
Bots
Agraldry
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Missouri
Arkansas
Georgia
Florida
Ielco
Lone Star Republic
California
St. Andrew
Hawaii
United Colonies of America
Continental Army
Hachiko’s Vigil Wins Fame At Tokyo Shibuya Monument
In Tokyo's Shibuya district sits a seven foot statue of Hachiko the faithful Akita. The monument honors patience and fidelity and marks the dog’s eight year vigil awaiting Professor Oyeno, who died at the university. Public subscription funded the statue with ceremonies attended by all classes including schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Tokyo
Japan
Hachiko
Shibuya Station
Fog
Mfe
Oyeno
Department of Agricultue
Imperial University
Pease
Ageno
Hig Post
Hia
Shibuya
Achuol
Uncommon Sense for Daily Work and Speed
This passage urges starting each day with a clear plan and finishing unfinished tasks before moving on. It emphasizes decisive action, determining what to do next, and applying speed through knowledge and experience to avoid costly second starts. It contrasts military planning with peacetime business efficiency.
Life guidance for work and planning from Bell Syndrome pamphlet
By John Blake lines advise daily work discipline and focus. It urges avoiding multitasking, maintaining temper, counting rivals, and preparing for contingencies in war and peace. It emphasizes recreation after work and warns against office politics while urging use of abilities and endurance for success.
Slenderizing Coverall With Many Features Pattern
Pattern No. 1653-2 offers a utilitarian coverall with sleeve eyelets and bow knots, adjustable belt, shoulder front panel buttons, and a smock dress look. Sizes 34 to 44 require fabric and 15 cents to order from Bell Syndicate Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 367 W Adams St, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casval
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams Bt
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Incomplete Statements Completion Test Questions
Eight prompts present multiple choice options. Each item asks to pick and underline the correct completion such as Ophelia from Hamlet and McKinley as president, with options including wrong answers. The text includes misprints and mixed numbering. answers align with standard historical facts: Hamlet is a Shakespeare play, William McKinley was president, the Thames flows into the North Sea, cheese mainly from milk, The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper, Carson City is the capital of Nevada, Johnny Revolta is a golfer, and Oklahoma has high Indian population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophelia
King Lear
Hawlet
Julius Caesar
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Benjamin Harrison
Thames River
Thames River Flows Into the —Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, Bay of Biscay, Irish Sea
Sir Walter Scott
James Fenimore Cooper
Owen Wheter
Richard Harding Davis
Carson City
Wyoming
Nevada
Colorado
South Dakota
Johnny Revolta
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
California
Walks 75,000 Miles Wander' ng Jew Completes 37 Years
Philip Lewis, Australia's Wander ing Jew, marks 37 years of evangelism after walking 75,000 miles and traveling 276,000 miles. He wore out 200 pairs of shoes and read the Bible 51 times, with plans to keep traveling and reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lewis
Australia
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Elmo Scott Watson
Wis
William 5. Chandler
Chester Alan Arthur
Adjutant General's Office
Secretary of War
United States Coat of Arms
States of the Union
Richmond Business College
Ems
Virginia World War Memorial
Richmond
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
John Blake
Bell Syndrome
WNU Service
Beil Syndicate
Lowell Henderson
Hamlet
North Sea
Milk
Gol
Etheir
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