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SALVATION ARMY, 1923. First Lady Grace Coolidge giving out Christmas bags at the Salvation Army
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SALVATION ARMY, 1923. First Lady Grace Coolidge giving out Christmas bags at the Salvation Army
SALVATION ARMY, 1923.
First Lady Grace Coolidge giving out Christmas bags at the Salvation Army, Washington D.C. Photograph, 24 December, 1923
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Captured in this historical photograph from 1923, we see First Lady Grace Coolidge embodying the spirit of giving as she distributes Christmas bags at the Salvation Army in Washington D. C. The image showcases a moment of compassion and goodwill during a time when poverty was prevalent among working-class families. Surrounded by children eagerly awaiting their turn, Mrs. Coolidge stands tall with her husband, President Calvin Coolidge, by her side. Her hat adorned with festive decorations adds to the joyous atmosphere while emphasizing her role as a symbol of hope for those less fortunate. The scene is set against an interior backdrop featuring a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, enhancing the holiday ambiance and reminding us of the importance of spreading cheer during this special season. Men and women dressed in Salvation Army uniforms can be seen diligently assisting in distributing gifts to both boys and girls. This powerful snapshot serves as a reminder that charity knows no boundaries or political affiliations; it simply aims to alleviate suffering and bring happiness to those who need it most. Through this act of kindness captured on film, First Lady Grace Coolidge exemplifies not only her dedication to philanthropy but also highlights how unity can bridge gaps between social classes. As we reflect upon this poignant image from nearly a century ago, let us remember that even small acts of generosity have the power to make a lasting impact on individuals' lives.
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