Inaugural Procession Parade Through Washington Valley Color
Washington March 4 The Army of Inauguration moved from the Capitol to the White House in a color filled procession. Presidents Wilson and Marshall rode amid bands and regiments as thousands lined Pennsylvania Avenue. Cadets from Carlisle Indian School and various state militias represented diverse troops in a grand, ceremonial pageant ending with the reviewing of the procession.
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Art of Living Quote by Goethe
The excerpt emphasizes learning the art of living with rightness and disciplined care. It presents Goethe’s idea that living well requires persistent effort and thoughtful cultivation.
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Simplicity in Decorations for Wilson Inauguration
Washington March 4 President Wilson favors Jeffersonian simplicity in inaugurational decor green and white dominate the Court of Honor at Pennsylvania Avenue with cedar screens replacing arches and a Monticello replica framing the Jefferson home tones of white laurel and evergreen underline a restrained ceremonial display while crowds fill the reviewing stands and the parade unfolds along the national mall
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Marshall in Note of Peace Call Guardian of People's Honor
Vice President Marshall sets a tone of gratitude and duty in his inaugural address. He pledges to study duties, exercise courtesy, and uphold Senate patriotism and intelligence while fostering a spirit of forbearance in leading great debates. He views government as the harness shaping civilization.
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Fronts of buildings draped in green and white festoons
Along the fronts of office buildings hotels and other structures here and there a building was draped with festoons of green and white minting. Along with the prevailing line of green and white individual taste of each citizen found expression in flags emblems and transparencies.
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Eltien
Off Guard Mean People React When Caught in Their Own Games
A terse remark notes that spiteful individuals are often shocked and damaged emotionally when exposed in their own deceptive schemes. The line hints at hypocrisy and the sting of being bested by those who routinely mislead others.
New President Wilson Sets Out Clear Vision for Country
President Wilson outlines a democratic shift in government and its meaning for the nation. He notes the rise of democratic control in both houses, the vast wealth and enterprise of the era, and the moral costs borne by workers and families. He calls for cleansing abuses while preserving progress, urging humane reforms without weakening prosperity.
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