Salute to Samuel Wilson the Original Uncle Sam
A tribute recounts Samuel Wilson as the inspiration for Uncle Sam, noting his New England roots, early 1800s business in Troy New York, and a famous story of barrels stamped U S. It traces the origin of the Uncle Sam nickname from military slang to popular icon.
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Samuel Wilson
Uncle Sam
Oakwood
Troy
N. Y
New York Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Common
Albany
Holland
Wilsons
Mount Ida
Menotomy
Arlington
Mass
Boston
Mason
N. H
Samuel
Sam
Ebenezer
Hudson River
Wilson Brothers
Ferry Street
S. and
E. Wilson
United States
U. S
E. A
Elbert Anderson
United States of America
Troy Post
John Bull
New York
Vermont
Columbia Sentinel
Nile
United Stat
Time
Punch
London
F. Bellow
New York Lantern
Semel Wisen Doom
Uncle Sam Wilson
Tailleur
Wilson
Western Newspaper Union
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
Sam” Wilson
Oakwood Cemetery
Sam’ Wilson
Marion Wilson Sheldon
Roosevelt Peace Policy Promises Neutrality Over War Profits
A Chautauqua address by President Roosevelt champions a peaceful, neutral stance amid looming European conflict. He argues the nation will choose peace over profits, endorsing the good neighbor policy and sacrifice for collective security, while signaling stricter neutrality in wartime trade. The speech links neutrality to moral progress and national steadiness under the 1930s political climate.
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Spain
United States
Chautauqua
N. Y
Roosevelt
Americas
Policy of neutrality and peace efforts in interwar era
The text discusses America’s WWI entry, Wilsonian idealism, and postwar attempts to preserve peace. It covers the League of Nations, the World Court, disarmament conferences, the Kellogg pact, and naval limitation talks. It notes neutrality law applications, non inter interference stance in Spain, and U S cooperative, non entangling foreign policy goals.
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United States
The
Hague
League of Nations
World Court
Roosevelt
Chautauqua
Spain
The Syllables Test Puzzle
A two column syllable puzzle yields complete words by pairing syllables from column one with those from column two. Ten solutions include gar rent horse ner ter look alg mean mit our man con while out cove.
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Louise M. Comstock
James E. van Zandt
New England
Bay State
Thomas H. Nast
Columbia
Harper's Weekly
America
William C. Utley
How Business Co-operates
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Garner
Congress
Doans
Denton’s Cosmetic CO
Long Island City, Ily
Secu