Fourth of July tribute to American wars and heroes
A long reflective piece tracing Independence Day significance from 1776 to World War I and beyond. It celebrates the flag, national unity, and the valor of soldiers from the Revolution through the Civil War, Spanish-American War, and World War I, urging reverent remembrance and nation worship. It recalls Washington, Lincoln, and other leaders, and honors both Northern and Southern figures for a united country.
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Washington
Lincoln
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Jefferson
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Hale
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Constitution
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San Juan Hin
el Caney
Santiago
Manila Bay
Pollu
Family Dispute Over Marriage Ends in Witty Exchange
A daughter protests a arranged marriage fearing poverty. The father forbids the match, arguing moral and financial concerns. The daughter retorts that without money there can be no marriage license, turning the dispute into a witty standoff.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
A newspaper ad claims thousands suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root is praised as a mild healing remedy with high success. An insurance examiner notes kidney issues are common among applicants. Sample bottles offered for ten cents by mail from Kilmer Co.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Objection to Show Pillows Ruins Weekend Sleep
A popular bachelor vents about guest room pillows ruining his nights. He laments the bulky show pillows that cannot be comfortably adjusted, contrasting with well-suited personal pillows kept out of sight during the day. The New York Sun quotes the quip on pillow comfort.
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New York Sun
Girl Wins Oxford Honors Essay Prize Exclusive
Miss Jessie H Fleming becomes the first woman to win the Arnold essay prize at Oxford University. She joins a list of notable former prizewinners including the late Lord Bryce and Professor Dicey. The story notes kindness as a virtue amid difficult people, but values it nonetheless.
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Oxford
Jessie H. Fleming
Oxford University
Lord Bryce
Professor Dicey
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