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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1989

Page

10

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Fourth of July books and historical readings

A brief listing discusses Did You Carry the Flag Today Charley by Rebecca Caudill and Our Independence and the Constitution by Dorothy Fisher. It notes Charley’s daily question and his trouble with winning the flag honor. The second book covers the First Continental Congress and the Declaration of Independence.

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Remembering Sacrifices for Freedom

Citizens reflect on the sacrifices made to preserve national liberty and caution against taking freedom for granted, urging vigilance and gratitude for those who served.

Jeffersons Draft Declaration and Independence Facts

Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration in about two weeks and later became noted as an intellectual with a 6400 book collection that helped seed the Library of Congress. The signers kept their names secret for six months to avoid treason if independence failed. July 2 marked the vote for independence, not the July 4 approval, and the Liberty Bell myth arose later in the 1830s with the anti slavery movement.

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Statue of Liberty riddle toast in New York Harbor

A joke dialogue references why the Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor. It parodies historical notes with lines about Wakefield Virginia and a cherry tree sign. The exchange includes jokes about George Washington and an apple tree talking to a farmer.

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