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Government Sources by Subject: Home
Popular Pages
The Sources By Subject guide features 125+ different topic pages covering international, national, state, and local government publications. Browse and search through these different subjects in government publications by using the alphabetized tabs on the left side of the page.
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Image Credits
- Top Center: White House Lawn. By Daniel Schwen [CC BY-SA 3.0], courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
- Middle Left: US Capitol Dome Jan 2006. [CC BY-SA 3.0], courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
- Middle Right: City Lights of the United States 2012. NASA Earth Observatory [Public domain], courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
- Bottom Center: Great Seal of the United States (obverse). United States, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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Out-Ostriching the Ostrich (1920)
Found in our executive branch microfiche collection, this 1920 social hygiene pamphlet provides tips for preventing venereal disease. The pamphlet is named after the ostrich because, like the ostrich, man “seeks to-day to avoid certain of his enemies” by sticking his head in the sand and ignoring the problem (STDs).