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The return of poor Sam Stern and his supporter to the T--y, British Cartoon Print

The return of poor Sam Stern and his supporter to the T--y, British Ca...

Print shows a man sitting upon and facing the rear of a donkey on which is a blanket with crest and the motto "honi soit que mal y pense" and a key hanging from its neck. The man says, "In April 82 I was all as... More

[Jimmy Carter supporter holding "Carter for President" sign showing a peanut shell with a toothy grin at the Democratic National Convention, New York City]

[Jimmy Carter supporter holding "Carter for President" sign showing a ...

Contact sheet folder caption: Democratic Convention in N.Y.C. .... WKL. U.S. News & World Report Magazine Photograph Collection. Contact sheet available for reference purposes.

[Actress Mary Pickford, a strong supporter of women's rights, buys the first sheet of equal rights seals.]

[Actress Mary Pickford, a strong supporter of women's rights, buys the...

Summary: Informal portrait, half-length, Mary Pickford, seated, facing left with head turned toward camera, wearing a suit and hat, and holding a sheet of Equal Rights seals. Title derived by Library of Congres... More

Still friends after House battle of neutrality. Washington, D.C., July 1. After the House went through one of the administration's severest setbacks last night on the neutrality measure, principals involved remain good friends. Rep. Robert Allen of Pennsylvania, Sol Bloom of New York, and Republican John Vorys of Ohio, met after the Bloom Bill went through with amendments which constituted a setback to the administration's Neutrality Bill proposed by Bloom, and agreed that it was a great fight with no grudges. Rep. Vorys led the republican fight that changed the bill and Rep. Allen was a strong supporter of the Bloom Bill

Still friends after House battle of neutrality. Washington, D.C., July...

A black and white photo of three men in suits. Public domain portrait photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Daniel Boone come to life. Washington, D.C., July 31. George S. Stirl of Burkes County, PA, who travels about the country dressed as the famous American poineer Daniel Boone, has been an ardent supporter of President Roosevelt since the president was first nominated. He has done this $10,000.00 worth of publicity, according to Stirl by writing on the sidewalks in chalk "long live President Roosevelt." He did the writing buying the chalk with money that should have been spent for food, 7/31/37

Daniel Boone come to life. Washington, D.C., July 31. George S. Stirl ...

An old black and white photo of a native woman. Public domain portrait photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

W. A. Graham to Isaac Newton, Friday, February 08, 1861  (Union supporter in North Carolina)
Samuel D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, November 02, 1860  (Bell supporter urges Lincoln to issue statement)
W. A. Graham to Isaac Newton, Friday, February 08, 1861  (Union supporter in North Carolina)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
W. A. Graham to Isaac Newton, Friday, February 08, 1861  (Union supporter in North Carolina)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
Townsend Plan supporter. Columbus, Kansas

Townsend Plan supporter. Columbus, Kansas

Public domain photograph of an automobile, car, the 1920s or 1930s, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Women in industry. Aircraft motor workers. It there's the slightest flaw in any of these airplane motor parts, it will be caught by Gabrielle Corveau (left) and Elizabeth Kamerer, two youthful inspectors employed by a Midwest aircraft motor plant. An erstwhile office worker, model and salesgirl, nineteen-year-old Miss Corveau has done war work for only a short while, but her work is on a par with the company's veteran employees. Mrs. Kamerer, twenty-four, sole supporter of herself and her invalid husband, finds her war job both interesting and exciting. "It's thrilling to be a war worker," she says

Women in industry. Aircraft motor workers. It there's the slightest fl...

Picryl description: Public domain image of a woman working, women labor, 1940s, economic conditions, home front, world war two, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
Samuel D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, November 02, 1860  (Bell supporter urges Lincoln to issue statement)
Samuel D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln, Friday, November 02, 1860  (Bell supporter urges Lincoln to issue statement)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)
D. K. Boswell to Aaron Harding, et al., Thursday, February 06, 1862  (Mississippi Union supporter)