Father’s Day recognized by Coolidge in 1924 pledge
The piece traces Father’s Day from Mrs. John Bruce Dodd’s 1909 idea in Spokane to nationwide observance after Chicago Lions Club championed it in 1920 and President Calvin Coolidge endorsed it in 1924. It notes the custom of wearing a red rose for a living father and a white rose for a deceased one next Sunday June 19.
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Chicago Lion’s Club
Harry C. Meek
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Mr. Coolidge
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St. Nicholas
Angling Tactics and Tackle Trends Across Waters
The article reviews fishing: upstream fly casting and delicate presentations for feeding fish, warns against lending gear, and suggests buying tackle as Father’s Day gifts. It also notes deep sea trolling with heavy gear for coastlines and copper wire lines for lake trout, plus advice from sales staff on selecting gear. It closes mentioning taxi drivers quitting in Japan due to gasoline rationing and potential night tram service.
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Gift Of Fishing Tackle Suggested For Father's Day
The article argues Father's Day gifts should reflect fishing lore and gear. It contrasts bait casting and fly fishing, noting tackle needs, line types, and casting styles for varied waters and fish. It discusses lure variety, reel placement, and the appeal of dry fly fishing and its tapered leaders.
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