Thanking the Chautauqua for national service
Woodrow Wilson writes to Montaville Flowers praising the International Lyceum and Chautauqua Institution for its continued role in national life and defense. He urges sustained support and resilience amid wartime challenges. The letter emphasizes patriotism and the organization’s ongoing relevance.
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Secrety of War Praises Chautauqua Platform Role
The Secretary of War lauds the Chautauqua movement for fostering patriotic public sentiment and supporting government enterprises. He notes lectures inform and educate the public, urging cooperation with Red Cross efforts during a national crisis and stressing the importance of factual information for right action.
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