Glory's Day Flag Story Through American History
An illustrated account traces the Stars and Stripes from its 1777 adoption to symbol of national unity. It recounts battles, flag dates, George Washington, Betsy Ross, John Paul Jones, Lewis and Clark, and Key’s 1814 poem, ending with 19 Daughters of Revolution still living.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Earth
United States of America
Old Glory
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Colonial Congressional Committee
Second Continental Congress
General Washington
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Washington
Congress
United States
John Paul Jones
Ranger
Fort Stanwix
Mohawk Valley
Rome
N. Y
Abraham Swartout
Lake Forts
New York
New England
Burgoyne
St. Clair
Schuyler
Hudson
Albany
Clinton
Oswego
St. Leger
Stanwix
McDonald
Schenectady
Walter Butler
Tryon County
John
Hikatoo
Mohaws
Palatine
Tryon
Willet
Sir John
Oriskany
Battle of
Robert W. Chambers
America
the Brandywine
Continental Congress
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Fort Nassau
Queberon Bay
Brest
France
la Motte Piquet
Jones
George Rogers Clark
Kaskaskia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana Purchase
Bedford
Massachusetts
River Thames
China
John Green
Canton River
Columbia
Vermont
Barbary States
England
St. Louis
Spain
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
U. S
Essex
Cape Horn
Salem
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Massachusetts Statehouse
Beacon Hill
Lafayette
William Driver
Charles Doggett
Essex Institute
Alaska
Sitka
C. L Dowling
J. Parker Gaillard
H. W. Blandy
J. E. Richardson
Ninteen
Louisa Kirwin Capron Thiers
Milwaukee
Blanche Bellair
Pennsylvania
Mt. Moriah
The Gentleman Seeks Psychology Notes in College Ad
An ad in a college paper asks the man who took psychology notes from a cloak rock to return them before exams. The note promises no questions will go unanswered as incentive.
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Cloak Rock
Colorady Dodo
Unclear dialogue on table setting from Norah and Bridget
Fragmentary text shows two speakers, Norah and Bridget, discussing table setting and eating, with tainted dialect. No clear event, date, or location is present to anchor a full news summary.
Swamp-Root advertised as pure kidney liver and bladder medicine
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a scientifically compounded herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles with a sworn purity statement on every bottle. It urges trying a sample by sending ten cents to Binghamton New York and notes availability in medium and large bottles.
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Kailmer
Avery Bottle
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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