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C. Harold Lowden

1883 - 1963 Composer of "[O glorious flag, thy stripes and stars]" in Kingdom Songs
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James L. Elderdice

1858 - 1934 Author of "Our Country’s Flag" in Kingdom Songs Early 20th Century Pseudonym: Hermit. Elderdice was both a minister and medical doctor. His works include: Malcha Mechica, 1895 --www.hymntime.com/tch/ ============== A popular and prolific poet of the period from 1877 to 1881 was James L. Elderdice, whose no de plume was “Hermit.” Like most authors who write so much, considerable of his work was weak. He possessed many poetical ideas, but was not always happy in expressing them. In the April, 1880, number of the Pastime, he published a poem entitled “A Picture,” which he entered for the laureateship, but it was unsuccessful. The next year he made another attempt to win and was successful, his poem being entitle, “Progressiveness of Development.” His poems were not highly figurative, but were nearly all reflective in their character. excerpts from A Cyclopedia of the Literature of Amateur Journalism By Truman Joseph Spencer
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