TEA PARTY, 1904

A newspaper cut-out of George and Martha Washington having tea. This cut-out is from February 1904.

DOLLY DINGLE'S WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY PARTY

Dolly Dingle celebrates GEORGE WASHINGTON'S birthday by Grace G. Drayton. Thanks mom.

GEORGE Paper Doll by Laura Brock, 1934

Here is GEORGE, another paper doll from the Laura Brock newspaper series. "One of his greatest virtures is honesty. George was asked by his teacher to play the part of GEORGE WASHINGTON in a school pageant commemorating Washington's birthday on February 22. George, like the great man he was named after, has never been known to tell a lie." This paper doll appeared in various newspapers in February of 1934.

DANCING GEORGE WASHINGTON, 1905

" By properly attaching the legs and arms to the body you will have the complete figure of Washington. Then fasten a string to the top of his head and, being limber-jointed, he will dance when the string is shaken. " This newspaper cut-out of GEORGE WASHINGTON appeared in various newspapers in February of 1905. I like it!

Happy Birthday to GEORGE WASHINGTON

This newspaper paper doll of George Washington was published on March 11, 1924 in the Edwardsville Intelligencer.