Americas discovery long before Columbus asserted
Dr. J. P. Harrington of the Smithsonian claims skulls at Burton mound near Santa Barbara prove America was found by primitive man thousands of years before Columbus. He links the Santa Barbara findings to an Asiatic origin and to later American Indian civilizations as part of early human evolution on this continent. A social celebrates Mr. Gaver’s forty fifth birthday.
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Christine Biddinger
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Earl Shoemaker
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Daniel Blickenstaff
Maynard Hawker
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Elmer
Battle Hymn of the Republic and Its Author Julia Ward Howe
The text recounts Julia Ward Howe author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic and notes her payment of $5 for the poem printed in Atlantic Monthly. It recalls Civil War era reasons for a new national hymn and the formation of a committee that failed to select from 1200 contributions.
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Julia Ward Tiowe
New York
Atlantic Monthly
Howe
Favorite American Song Question Sends Poll to Kenneth Clark
The note asks readers to pick a favorite American song from a list including Old Folks at Home and Battle Hymn. Readers are instructed to mail their choice to Kenneth Clark of Community Service at 315 Fourth Avenues, New York, for a nationwide vote.
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Mrs Howe Who Wrote Words For Stirring Army Tune
The prose recalls poetess Mrs Howe a child prodigy who earned prizes of 250 dollars for poetry and music An 1861 Washington trip with her husband inspired her to write words for a military song after hearing troops sing John Brown Dr Clarke her pastor urged the effort and she finished it at dawn She died October 17 1910 recalling Abraham Lincoln urging the audience to sing it again.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Final arrangements for grave decoration by American Legion Auxiliary
The Francis Scott Key Post Auxiliary plans a flag and wreath at Mt Olivet cemetery for each former service member buried there. A Friday evening march from the YMCA leads to the cemetery with devotional by Mrs Crumbaugh. A street sale of candy and pies is set for Saturday November 10 to fund relief work for veterans and families.
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George Birely
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mt. Olivet
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East Church
North Market Streets
Royal P. Kemp
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