July Independence Declarations Shaped By Historic Dates
The piece traces independence events tied to July across nations from 1581 to 1960, noting July as a favored month for revolts and republics. It highlights John Hancock as the only signer on July 4, 1776 with others signing August 2 after engrossing the parchment, and mentions multiple countries declaring independence in July.
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John Hancock
Julius Caesar
Spain
Netherlands
South America
Simon Bolivar
Venezuela
Argentina
Peru
Great Britain
America
Canada
United States
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Africa
Ghana
Somialia
Central African Republic
Chad
Congo
Dahomey
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Niger
Upper Volta
Continental Congress
Congress
Does Jane Have Grounds For Divorce In Courtroom Tale
The Reader's Courtroom recounts Jane suing for divorce after repeated unsettled conduct by Vince. The judge notes Vince's temperament and childish retreats harm a wife more than a child, weighing grounds for divorce under varying state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
Jane
Mack
North Hoofbeats 4-H Club Convenes at Cox Home
North Hoofbeats 4-H Club met June 20 1961 at the home of Mr and Mrs Dave Cox of Alexandria. Jan Fleming from Muncie demonstrated showmanship. Clea and Jerry Mathews assisted with their registered Arabian stallion Rakafix. Election of a queen candidate was discussed with selection planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hoofbeats
Dave Cox
Alexandria
Jan Fleming
Muncie
Clea
Jerry Mathews
Points for Parents and a Crossword Puzzle Feature
A mixed newspaper item blends a domestic dialogue about milk and manners with a long reader crossword and cryptogram challenges. It presents household tips, the idea of daily food needs, and includes a sample cryptogram quotation credited to King Features Syndicate with a note on how cryptograms work.
Advice Column From The Health Desk On Moles Bras And Legs
Readers ask about removing moles safely and the need to consult a doctor or skin specialist. A four year old in eighth grade wonders about bras, development, and body image. guidance stresses normal variation and properly fitted bras once bust development begins. Lip dryness, crusting, and possible vitamin deficiency are discussed with prompts to see a doctor if sores do not heal. The column also notes leg contour concerns and suggests exercises to enlarge calves, offering a leaflet titled Take Steps Toward Lovely Legs via Josephine Lowman through the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
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Josephine
Lowman
Household Scrapbook Tips for Baking and Furniture Care
Baking bread tips suggest placing a pan of boiling water on the top grate if the oven runs too hot to prevent scorched tops while the loaf finishes baking. For scratches on dark furniture, apply iodine on a cotton swab attached to a pencil, dry, then polish to lessen visibility. Putty is made by mixing linseed oil with sifted whiting to reach the right consistency.
Former Queen Marie of Yugoslavia Dies in London
Former queen Marie of Yugoslavia dies at 61 in London at her home after a long heart illness. She was widow of King Alexander assassinated in Marseilles in 1934, leaving a noted royal life behind.
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Tormer
London
UPD
Marie
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Marseilles
Yance
UPI
Julius Nyerere
Tanganyika
Ronald Ngala
Kenya
United Press International
Fedsation
Uganda
Zanzibar
Spain
Russia
Moscow
Union
Bres
Soviet Union
tatino-Mares
Try and Stop Me
A fragmented reminiscence about Mel Allen noted for early fly ball mishaps in college and later English major maturity. It includes humorous asides about San Francisco hills, cable cars, and a boast about leaning against the city. The piece closes with a 1961 Bennett Cerf line distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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Mel Allen
Mel
San Francisco
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicats
Is This Your Problem by Helen Worden Erskine
Dear Helen answers two letters about family strains and trust in a sibling’s future. A fire rescue scene reveals unspoken affection shaping the brother’s true care, while advice urges heart to heart talks and shared study. A separate note discusses a wife’s hope for reforming a husband who once stole. A safety note then reports Chicago fatal motor-vehicle accidents largely involve speeds under 49 mph near home.
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Helen
Seamentality
Reform School
Desa
Chicago
National Safety Council
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