The Flags and the Nation A Flag Day Chronicle
A long historical meditation on the American flag from the birth of the Stars and Stripes to Old Glory and the Star-Spangled Banner. It covers Independence Hall 1777, Fort McHenry 1814, Captain Driver of Salem, and Flag Day 1914 with Key, Drake, Lane and public memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
John Hancock
Charles Thomson
United States
Union
Congress
Fort McHenry
Maryland
Great Britain
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Key
Baltimore American
Ferdinand Durang
New York Harbor
Laura B. Priska
William Driver
Mass
Yorktown
Henry Mosler
Yale University Press
Anacreon
Heaven
Holliday Street
America
Salem
Charles Daggett
Driver
God the Father
God
Son
God the Holy Ghost
Captain Driver
Republic
Joseph Rodman Drake
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
President Wilson
Washington
Lane
Guatemala City and Antigua Drawn Through By Volcanoes
A nostalgic travel sketch surveys Guatemala from New Orleans to Guatemala City and Antigua. It covers rails, scenery, climate, culture, plazas, churches, theaters, bullfights, and markets with emphasis on the capital and the ruined Antigua, nestled under Agua and Fuego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Panama
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Guatemala
Puerto Barrios
Retalhuleu
Ayutla
New York City
Coretz
Pedro de Alvarado
Alvarado
Santiago de Los Caballeros
Saint James of the Cavaliers
Agua
Antigua
Las Vacas
Spanish America
America
City of Guatemala
Plaza de Armas
Columbus
Guard of Honor
Teatro Colon
Church of the Madeleine
Paris
Italy
Spain
la Reforma
Rufino Barrios
Garcia Granados
Guatemala Valley
Lake Amatitlan
Agua, Fuego
Acatenango
Cathedral
San Francisco
Recollecion
Padre
Hot Dog, a Weak Link
Life notes a quip on modern speed and travel showing how even in a fast world a motorist must stop to buy a hot dog. It jests that progress slows for a snack and comments on various rapid transport feats.
Similar Teacher-What do you know about verbs
Pupil-They are just the opposite of chiefs of state. Teacher-How is that? Pupil-They always agree with their subjects.
Flapper Hen Marlon Observes Butcher’s Work
Three year old Marlon watches his mother clean and pluck a chicken. He asks why she is stripping skin from the legs and she jokes that she is rolling its stock ings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Industrial Dialogues First Mogul-How is business
In a terse exchange the first mogul asks about business and the second replies splendid. He states they are not considering a merger or split-up, signaling stability and confidence in ongoing operations.
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Re Oy
Elmo Scott Watson
Land Office
Flag Maker
Idaho
Oklahoma
New York
Colorado
Illinois
Wyoming
Georgia
Alaska
Michigan
Ohio
The
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Highlands
Sir Walter
WEAF
N. B.C
Raleigh
Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips