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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

8

Francis Scott Key A Portrait of a Patriot

Elmo Scott Watson reviews Victor Weybright’s biography Spangled Banner The Story of Francis Scott Key noting Key’s life from Terra Rubra Maryland to legal fame in Washington and his role as author of The Star Spangled Banner. The piece highlights his family ties to Roger Taney and his later public service, diplomacy, philanthropy, and seven decade influence on American culture and politics.

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American of the Future Says Jenks Foresees Distinct Face Type

Manchester Union reports anthropologist Albert Jenks from the University of Minnesota predicts a near future when Americans will have a definite facial classification. The typical American will be fairly tall with dark eyes and hair, darker skin, shaped by interbreeding among early and late settlers, combining better traits from various racial strands. The essay muses on curiosity about ancestry and the comfort in becoming a definite national type.

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