Title: Daughters Of The American Revolution Magazine
Vol. LIII No. 1-8 – Jan.-Aug. 1919
Publication Information: Issued monthly by The National Society Of The Daughters of The American Revolution, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Additional Information: Pages in issues were numbered consecutively. The pages in these issues run from 1-518 plus some ads. Illustrated.
Summary: Contents include:
• FRONTISPIECES: LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE, VIRGINIA; FRENCH MILITARY AIRPLANE; PROCLAMATION ISSUED OCTOBER 18, 1783, BY THE CONGRESS DISBANDING THE CONTINENTAL ARMY; GEORGE WASHINGTON; MRS. GEORGE THACHER GUERNSEY; FRENCH MOTHERS PAYING TRIBUTE TO THE SONS OF AMERICAN MOTHERS ON MEMORIAL DAY; RED HILL ON THE STAUNTON, HOME OF PATRICK HENRY; HOW SHELLS PRODUCE SMOKE OR GAS CLOUDS
• HISTORIC TURNPIKE ROADS AND TOLL-GATES. Major Fred J. Wood (in multiple issues)
• COMMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT GENERAL (in multiple issues)
• THE PEACE TREATIES OF THE UNITED STATES. Elisabeth Ellicott Poe
• REHABILITATION AND THE WORK OF THE MAISON DES TOUT PETITS. Robert G. Skerrett
• THE RELIGIOUS SIDE OF NAVY LIFE. Edgar Stanton Maclay
• RUFUS KING, A REVOLUTIONARY STATESMAN. Edward Hale Brush
• STATE CONFERENCES (in multiple issues)
• A. R. WAR SERVICE DEPARTMENT (in multiple issues)
• D. A. R. BUREAU ACQUIRES VALUABLE NEW LANTERN SLIDES AND LECTURES
• WORK OF THE CHAPTERS (in multiple issues)
• GENEALOGICAL DEPARTMENT (in multiple issues)
• NATIONAL BOARD OF MANAGEMENT— SPECIAL MEETING OF & OFFICIAL LIST OF (in multiple issues)
• THE WAR COLLECTION OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM. Theodore T. Belote
• A CONNECTICUT TREATY-BEARER. Edna Miner Rogers
• FLAG LEGISLATION HERE AND ABROAD. Katherine Calvert Goodwin
• HONOR ROLL OF THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MAGAZINE (in multiple issues)
• THE PEACE TREATIES OF TEE UNITED STATES. Elisabeth Ellicott Poe
• A REAL DAUGHTER OF OHIO
• MADE IN AMERICA
• PEACE AND DEMOBILIZATION IN 1783. John C. Fitzpatrick
• A VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Elise Thomson Clark
• SKETCH OF MRS. GEORGE KUHN CLARKE
• COMMENT ON THE FOUNDERS OF LIBERTY IN AMERICA. Matthew Page Andrews
• THE STORY OF THE BRITISH WAR PAINTINGS. Katharine Calvert Goodwin
• THE LITTLE BUGLER OF THE AISNE. Woodbury Pulsifer
• SERVICE MEDALS OF THE BRITISH RED CROSS
• THE CHILDREN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Helen E. Stout
• WASHINGTON’S FOREIGN POLICY. William E. Borah
• THE AMERICAN EAGLE AN INDIAN SYMBOL. Charles A. Eastman
• TAX LIST OF GREENE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, FOR THE YEAR 1783. Louise Wilson Reynolds
• ENGRAVED PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN PATRIOTS. Natalie Sumner Lincoln
• DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WAR SERVICE DEPARTMENT. Mrs. William Henry Wait
• WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED IN MEMORIAL CONTINENTAL HALL
• TWENTY-EIGHTH CONTINENTAL CONGRESS (in couple issues)
• THE FIRST STEAMSHIP TO CROSS THE OCEAN. Isabel L. Smith
• SKETCH OF A REAL DAUGHTER. Mrs. Jessie Lockhart
• A NEW JERSEY REAL DAUGHTER
• WAR PAINTINGS BY SOLDIERS OF FRANCE
• THE WRECKAGE AND SALVAGE OF WAR. Leila Montague Barnett
• OH, BOY! AIN’T IT GREAT!
• MAKING AMERICANS. Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of the Interior
• SHOULDER INSIGNIA OF THE AMERICAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. R. M. Kauffmann
• RED HILL, THE HISTORIC HOME OF PATRICK HENRY. Elizabeth Henry Lyons
• THE D. A. R. BOYS’ CLUB OF MENOMINEE, MICHIGAN. Harriet W. Bill
• CHEMICAL WARFARE—”THE BREATH OF DEATH”. Lieutenant-Colonel Amos A, Fries
• AMERICAN’S CREED CONTEST
• WINNING ESSAY OF D. A. R. CONTEST
Condition: Paper cover, Ex-Lib-usual stamps/marks; covers are worn with tears, chips, scuffs and soiled, spine edges are worn with pieces missing and one issues doesn’t have any spine edge, covers missing on one issue, some covers are completely lose from text, and pulling on the other issues; text is sound with some age discoloring, little foxing, hint of age discoloring, few soiled specks; overall covers are poor but text is good plus.
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