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English: "Put Unity in Community" (1919), a rally song written by Sarah Collins Fernandis, music by Frank Casper, front page of sheet music in the collection of the Library of Congress.
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Source "Put unity in community" community service rally song (1919), sheet music in collection of the Library of Congress.
Author Words by Sarah Collins Fernandis, music by Frank Casper

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"Put Unity in Community" (1919), a rally song written by Sarah Collins Fernandis, music by Frank Casper, in the collection of the Library of Congress.

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