Henry Bergh was once called "The Great Meddler" for his efforts to prevent animal cruelty, but by the time of his death in 1888, his work was greatly admired.
Although once referred to as "a nonentity with side whiskers," Chester A. Arthur honorably discharged the duties of the highest office in the United States.
During World War I, Smileage Books allowed American Citizens to contribute toward wholesome entertainment for the troops as they prepared for war.
Elks spread their drug awareness message by visiting schools, holding drug awareness essay contests, and distributing drug awareness materials.