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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
19
Fran Davenport surveys ancient and modern wedding traditions from elopement roots, best man and bridesmaids roles, and symbolic meanings of rings and rice. The piece notes ceremonies from stone age and Eskimo practice to contemporary rituals and superstitions shaping June weddings.
The piece condemns teachers for not explaining the pledge and its meaning. It urges parents to teach children the flag’s significance on Flag Day. It recalls flag history from 1777 to 1818 and notes 1942 rules on display and usage.
The article reflects on how vibrant details of a wedding stay vivid in memory. It suggests brides cherish the most colorful, joyful facets of their special day.
An essay argues against banning the pledge from schools while noting past studies on children’s feelings about the flag salute. The author recalls presenting earlier research to the American Association for the Advancement of Science and defends continuing the pledge practice despite educator concerns.
The passage outlines protocol for displaying and disposing of the flag. It specifies marching on the right in a procession and upper right when wall-mounted as the position of honor. It also prescribes dignified disposal by burning when the flag is no longer fit for display.
To keep ice trays from sticking to the freezing unit coat the bottom and sides with a thin film of cooking oil. The procedure won’t slow freezing but will prevent trays from sticking to adjacent surfaces.
The piece notes June 22 1942 as a commemorative date and highlights how parents teachers and children read together about the flag of the United States. It praises Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and similar groups for citizen-building and education. Drive slow children move fast.
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