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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

6

Betsy Ross Flag House Restored After Colonial Discovery

A June 1776 visit by Washington Ross and Morris sealed Betsy Ross’s role in sewing the first flag at 239 Arch Street Philadelphia. An on-site study reveals original doors, shutters, stairways, and six colonial hinges, with the house preserved to honor the famed episode in Revolutionary history.

John Ross Betsy Ross Florence Nightingale Arch Street Philadelphia George Washington George Ross Betsy Robert Morris Secret Commission Colonial General Washington Congress A. Atwater Kent

Reverence to the Flag Emblem Code Adopted in 1923 24

The flag code from the National Flag Conferences outlines the salute during hoisting lowering and parades. It directs all persons to face the flag stand at attention and salute with appropriate gestures for uniformed and nonuniformed individuals. It specifies headwear removal for men and heart placement for women during movement past the flag.

Washington

Adams and Jefferson Die on July Fourth 1826

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died on July 4 1826 the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. They were the only two signers to become President.

Liberty Bell and Historic Bells of Philadelphia

A Philadelphia correspondent notes the Liberty Bell as a symbol of the nation’s struggle for survival. It rang for Independence Day in 1776, tolled until 1835 for John Marshall’s funeral, and, along with Old Christchurch bells, survived by secretive removal during the Revolutionary War to thwart English efforts to melt them for ammunition.

Philadelphia United Press Continental Congress John,Marshall United States Supreme. Court America Christchurch

The Orator of the Revolution Patrick Henry Emerges in History

The passage marks Patrick Henry as the emblem of revolutionary fervor, highlighting his 1775 Virginia Convention speech in Richmond where he proclaimed liberty or death. It credits him with shaping the view that government is a social contract and that a king violates it at peril.

Patrick Henry Virginia Richmond

Transcriber of Declaration Identified as Timothy Matlack

The transcription of the Declaration of Independence was not by Thomas Jefferson or John Hancock but by Timothy Matlack. Matlack performed the actual transcription work, differing from the commonly credited authors.

Thomas Jefferson John Hancock Timothy Matlack

Hollywood Kids Demand Respect from Screen Stars

US film page notes lively remarks about former New York stage youths now in Hollywood in Dead End roles, their lack of reverence for glamorous stars, and their blunt questions about pay. It also reviews Wings Over Honolulu with Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor and mentions Don Wilson's radio antics, Gracie Allen's charity plan, and studio gossip about other stars and contracts.

Hollywood New York Miss X

Modern to the Minute Sews for a sleek summer wardrobe

A stylish guide from Sew-Your-Own showcases three outfits including a blouse and skirt set and a slim frock. It details patterns 1302 1286 and 1915 with yardage for sizes 14 to 48, instructs on fabric choices like marquisette chiffon and seer sucker, and notes the pluses of a sports dress for easy wear and laundering. Machines and stitches are implied as the article promotes ready-to-sew fashion and pattern purchasing from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

True Happiness and Pleasure in Truth and Illusion

A compact reflection noting that true happiness lies in doing good and truth sustains happiness, while pleasure can be illusionary. The text references Somerville and contrasts happiness with illusion and truth.

Somerville

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