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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
2
Letter from Mrs. Free of Gan Ghreabasey New York extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for long lasting female troubles. She recounts years of pain and ineffective remedies before trying the product and urges others to do the same citing personal relief and gratitude.
A young matron explains her devotion to her daughter's knees as girls reveal more skin. She hopes hers will be as pretty as any when Alice is older. In reaction to conflict she notes, if a soft answer fails to calm, a hard punch may follow.
Mary Graham Sonner recounts Cartina a generous girl who spent a Fourth of July at a summer seashore camp for children from tenements. She guided kids through a bright resort setting, helped with meals and stories, and helped them imagine a fairyland by the sea. The scene highlights caring for those lacking vacations.
A narrative recounts General Washington headquarters during a harsh winter and explores Cortina and Ralph Miner whose evolving bond centers on sacrifice and shared Independence Day reflections. They vow happiness and hang out the Flag each Fourth of July.
Washington’s headquarters at Yorktown, Virginia features a Lafayette elm tree planted by Lafayette during his 1824 visit to the United States. The tree has been inducted into the Hall of Fame for trees by the American Forestry Association for its historic significance.
An orderly book kept by Col. Alexander Scammell details Benedict Arnold treason and Major Andre trial from September 26 to November 1, 1780. It records Andre’s arrest in disguise with enemy papers, notes the board of officers verdict, and carries Washington’s order for execution at 5 PM, urging Continental soldiers’ resolve.
The Sacramento Bee notes that while modern heroes of the war gain fame, Lafayette's memory endures as a model of fighting for right for right's sake, unaffected by newer memorials.
A compendium of aphorisms reflecting on cultivation of land money personal talent and bachelorhood through the voices of Voltaire and Shakespeare. The lines present views on practical virtue income and unconventional life choices.
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