Flags of glory and memory in American history
A survey of storied banners housed in Annapolis and Washington reveals flags from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War era. Maryland’s regimental banner, Perry’s command flag, and the Star Spangled Banner at the National Museum are contrasted with other historic ensigns, including a British standard captured in 1813 and Mexican trophies at the Naval Academy.
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Uncle Sam
State House
Annapolis
Maryland
John Enger Howard
Conyens
8. C
William Bachelor
Bachelor
Baltimore
William
North Point
Oliver Hazard Perry
Niagara
Lake Erie
Perry
Hambleton
Lawrence
United States Naval Academy At
Academy
Parliament House
Canada
George Iit
Scotland
Ireland
England
Saxony
Hanover
Brunswick
Luneburg
Holy Roman Empire
National Museum
Washington
Fort McHenry
Key
Naval Academy
Winfeld Scott
Matthew Perry
Vera Cruz
Secretry of War
Fort Sumter
Beverly Littlepage
Stevenson
Roxbury
Mass
Richmond
Timothy J. Regan
Regan
Maine
Dewey
Manila
Santiago
North Pole
Robert FP. Peary
Iles
Safe Deposit Company
Cape Columbia
Flags and banners in American naval history museum display
A long exhibit recounts flags from the Revolutionary era to the Boxer rebellion. It notes John Paul Jones's Ranger ensign, Dewey and Serapis, Peary polar flags, Fort Moultrie relics, Kearsarge, and Marine Corps fire under Cuban and Chinese campaigns, with many historic fragments and their storied journeys.
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National Museum
Mexico
Peter Force
Washington
Lbrary of
Congress
Java
Zourn
Decatur
Fort Moultrie
Charleston Harbor
South Carolina
United States
Kearsarge
Alabama
Richmond
B. 0. C. Ord
Spain
Fort San Cristobal
San Juan
Porto Rico
Plaza
Ponce
Santiago
Fa Guldan
Admiral Schley
Brooklyn Cave
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Cuba
Guantanamo
Quick
Cuzco
Regation
Peking
Oregon
Tartar
Tientsin
Turkey
Simplicity in Clothes Shapes Earned Through Economy
A New York dressmaker notes that economy in apparel stems from avoiding visible displays of wealth rather than depriving seamstresses. After war-time stinginess, wealthy women now pay for understated gowns, favoring white and black accents, simpler lines, and modest decolletage. Germany imposes strict clothing limits, while fashion shifts toward beige, white, and light fabrics.
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New York
Germany
Imperial Clothing Office
Imperial Germany
France
Funeral of the Turkish crown prince observed by many
The account by Alexander Brody describes the funeral cortege for Joswuf Tezeddin crown prince of Turkey who died in his harem. The wooden coffin, born by royal servants, is placed on a ceremonial bier as dervishes chant prayers. Union and Progress members in Parisian dress follow, alongside the aging royal family and Arab dignitaries, amid cautious comments about loyalty and wealth. New York td.
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Alexander Brody
Joswuf Tezeddin
Tur
Jussus
Mecca
Union and Progress
Ozman
Vahdeddin
Abdul -Hamid
Medsid
New York
To Clean Gloves
Cleaning method for white kid gloves involves rubbing with a cloth dampened in milk and then with soap. After using gasoline on the gloves, this method falls short.
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