Independence Day 1925 and Defense Day plans ahead
The piece surveys 1925 as the sesquicentennial of the Revolution and 1926 for the Declaration, linking Independence Day to a proposed Defense Day. It covers the Sesquicentennial Commission, Philadelphia expositions, and Coolidge's stance on national defense, Armistice Day, and war-era demonstrations, with hints of broader national celebration and civic unity.
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John Dickinson Sherman
St.Mihiel
A.ef
Sesquicentennial Commission of Independence of the
United States
Philadelphia
League Ieland Park
Coolidge
Kendrick
Lexington
Concord
Boston
Dawes
General Pershing
General Dawes
Willian Dawes, Jr
Paul Revere
American Farm Bureau Federation
O. E. Bradfute
Farm Bureau
Bradfute
Concord Bridge
Massachusetts
Army General Staff
White House
Europe
America
Congress
War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
Ths
Bunker Hill
California
George Washington
Cambridge
Army
New York
United States of America
Thirteen Colonies
Rain Repelling Topcoats Highlight 1896 Fashion Debut
Rain repellent coats dominate late summer mode with tailored lines and practical details. Designers stress comfort and durability in tweeds and fleecy cloths, featuring chevron motifs, soft borders, and decorative finishes. Frocks show plaits and flounces, printed silks with borders, and pastel colors, with flowers as bold accessories. Julia Bottomley reports for the Western Newspaper Union.
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Dew York
DSS
Califory
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union