The Statue of Freedom and Its Two Sculptors
Washington’s Capitol dome hosts the statue of Freedom, created by Clark Mills and Thomas Crawford. Mills rose from poverty to carve Civil War era monuments including the equestrian Jackson and Washington statues, while Crawford conceived the original design and oversaw the bronze casting process before his death.
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United States
Capital Society
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Capitol
Lorado Taft
Gutzon Borgium
Jo Davidson
Clark Millis
Princeton
Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mills
Onondaga County
New York
Onontaga County
Charleston
John O Calhowne
Council of Charleston
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Europe
Capitol Hill
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Jackson
New Orleans
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Stephen A. Douglas
Andrew Jackson
Congress
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Freedom
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Italy
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Royal Bavarian
Munich
London
Emily
Leghorn
Bermuda
America
Atlantic
House of Representatives
Statuary Hall
George Washington
Smithsonian Institution
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Bladensburg Road
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Philip Reed
Reed
Capitol Grounds
Roadside Marketing: Farmers Sell Direct to Consumers
A 1943 Western Newspaper Union feature outlines how farmers and farm women diversify into retail and mail order sales. Examples include Jim Smith in Farmington selling dried apples, Rye flour from grain, calves via commission firms, lilacs to Chicago florists, butter from home herds, and high value produce sold in nearby cities. The piece highlights direct selling, regional pricing, and guaranteed shipments through the Family Assortment packaging.
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Seteen
Jim Smith
Farmington
Atk
Rancei
Mra
Dultquist
Wisconsin
Tray Garrett
Franklin County
Ohio
New York
Carlston
Mary L. Ballew
George Pollen
Berrien Springs
Mich
South Bend
Gentor Harbor
Los
Lake
Norman Shurtiff
Overton
Navy
Western Newspaper Union
Intermountain People Backed By Made Foods Program
MABEL TASKELL of Blilford Utah urges loyalty to Intermountain Made foods and the Day Under the Bios Falls program as a path to rapid recovery for Intermountain States. She says supporting the program doubles the chance for a new deal and helps all in need during recovery efforts.
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Intermountain
Mabel Taskell
Bklilford
Utah
Andorra Adopts Universal Suffrage After Bloodless Revolution
A peaceful revolution in Andorra ushers universal suffrage with no injuries or arrests. About ten percent of residents, roughly 500 men, entered the council hall and compelled the council to yield voting rights to all adults.
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