American Legion Sells Flags To Local People
The Preston Everheart Post American Legion sold twenty six wool 4 by 6 flags mounted on 12 foot staffs to local businesses. More flags have been ordered and will be delivered soon. The notice lists dates for displaying the flag at various times and outlines proper ceremony and salute rituals for half and full staff days and flag handling.
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Preston Everheart Post
American Legion
United States
Lincoln
Washington
Former Whitewright Boy Wins Art Prize
Page Trotter son of Mrs H F Robertson 1310 Thirteenth St has won the Cresson scholarship medal and a European tour for best year’s work at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. He will depart about June 1 for Europe and return in the fall. Trotter, known in Wichita Falls youth circles, studied in Chicago and other schools before joining Philadelphia.
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Page Trotter
Add Pritchett
Wichita Falls
Will Believe Mother's Fears
A panic of fear seizes mother on sudden cramps and intense abdominal pain. Black nausea and weakening diarrhoea prostrate a family member. Keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the home and such emergencies need cause no fear. It eases pain almost instantly.
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Unstinted tribute to Confederate dead at Arlington
President Calvin Coolidge paid a solemn Memorial Day tribute at Arlington to Confederate and Union dead. He urged mutual respect between gray and blue memory keepers, spoke on national union, shared religious overtones, and stressed continuity of American ideals under a common flag. He recalled General Grant and the Confederate officers, emphasizing reconciliation and unity.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Toys From the Front of the House to the Kitchen Door
A playful poem by Leslie A. Cooper recalls a sturdy boy’s cluttered floor filled with blocks marbles trains and planes expressing parental joy amid growing up and the promise that someday toys will be put away. A travel note from Pierce's Cafe promotes the dinner for 50cc.
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Holy Ground Yet Holy Ground Where We Stand
A quote attributed to Harry Emerson Fosdick argues that happiness and success come from changing ourselves rather than our location. It warns against longing for a different job, marriage, or pulpits and urges making meaningful value from the current situation instead.
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Oshkosh
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Harry Emerson Fosdic
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