Revolutionary War politics and American maturity clash
The article traces British and American maneuvers at the war’s start, arguing rupture stemmed from an evolving American community clashing with imperial habits. It notes a club meeting at Mrs. Alton Williar’s home with officers, devotions, singing, and a United Nations quiz, plus charity efforts for Victor Cullen Hospital and Home for the Aged, before reporting secret talks resumed in Geneva between the United States and Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Williar
Randolph Stull
Florence Kelly
United Nations
Raul Wise
Conway
Geneva
United States
China
Palace of Nations
Portraits and Pioneers at the Arts Library
New at the Arts Library are Portrait of Barrie by Cynthia Asquith a look at James Barrie through his secretary Midway by Mitsuo Fuchita a Japanese naval account of Midway Stillmeadow Daybook by Gladys Taber reflections on rural life and seasons The Story of Medicine by Kenneth M Walker a concise medical history and Coming of the Revolution by Lawrence Henry Gipson covering 1763 to the onset of the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
Cynthia Asquith
Peter Pan
Sir James Barrie
Midway
Mitsuo Fuchita
Battle of
Japan
Imperial Navy
U. S. Naval Institute At
Annapolis
Gladys Taber
New England
Kenneth M. Walker
Lawrence Henry Gipson
October Lewistown Homemakers Club Demonstration
Mrs. Jacob R. Ramsburg led a demonstration on practical handy-man tasks for the modern home-maker at the Lewistown Homemakers Club October meeting. Ramsburg explained several useful tools and skills for home projects.
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Lewistown
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ramsburg
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Jable
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