Current Comment on the Declaration of Independence text
The provided excerpt presents a portion of the American Declaration of Independence, listing grievances against King George III, urging separation, and proclaiming the colonies as free and independent states. It emphasizes taxation without consent, denial of trial by jury, and responsibility to support the declaration with lives and fortunes.
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United States of America
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Great Britain
Toni and Rod Turn Lofty Ambition Into a Romance
Toni Asterton, a hotel stenographer turned telephone operator, drifts between hotel guest Major Lake and suitor Rod Beaufort as she navigates a web of secrets and flirtations. In a rooftop lunch moment Rod proposes marriage, offering Europe and passports, but Toni rejects with a firm no, choosing reality over a million and a movie instead.
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Toni Atherton
Wacding
Yes
Zol Davis
Guardian
Zoe
REED
Ncoln
Ace
Hour
Cora Beaufort
Rodney Tons
Siren Reed
Birt Tyler
Steauforts
Toni
Corn Beaufort
Mason Asa Lake
Zol
Tonus
Tone
Hodnly Beautort
Tonle
Ache Blauport
Zofe
Cora
Rodney
Major Lake
Zou
Cora Blaufort
Crestwood
Beaufort
Ton
Modney
Tont
Tonid
Masor Lake
The
Harding
Reed Lincoln
Crovel
Tyler
Red
Lake
Rod
MadJor Dake
Bert Tyler
Zoe Davis
Tay Odney
Ton Rodney
Jong Wat
Tont Lake
Mrs. Beaufort
Jord
Tam
Postville Obituary for Mrs. John Dresser
Mrs. John Dresser longtime Postville resident dies at home after illness of weeks born Margaret Eunice Eaton March 23 1857 survived by three daughters Mrs R M Hecker Mrs H M Conraw and Miss Iva Dresser and son Lawrence also a sister Mrs George Waters funeral Thursday at 2 pm Community Presbyterian Church conducted by Dr R Franklin Galloway
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Postville
John Dresser
Margaret Eunice Eaton
Dresser
Self Made Girl Succeeds Despite Obstacles In Path
Mary Manners profiles a self taught young woman who rises above lack of formal schooling to pursue self improvement and noble work, choosing genuine effort over shoddy tasks and maintaining high ideals despite early handicaps. The column includes a reader letter from Baer and Manners’ responsive critique about attitude and honesty.
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Anners
Miss Manners
Baer the II
Maxie, Jr
Carless
Baer
When Times Are Better You May Try New Fields
A cautious adviser argues that with scarce work now, Stu should stay put and not risk changing careers. The speaker predicts future opportunities will allow experimentation once conditions improve.
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Stu
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
A Cedar Rapids newspaper page recalls events from July 4 1914 including Mrs Mary Holloway bruised after an auto collision at First avenue and Second Street. Firecracker prep led J S Young to pierce his abdomen with an open penknife. Other notes mention a West Highlands Community club Independence Day picnic speaker Congressman Cyrenus Cole and a drowning accident involving Ray A Kurtz. The Ideal theater opened on Fourteenth Avenue and Second Street.
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Mary Holloway
First Avenue
Second Street
West Highlands Community Club
Cyrenus Cole
J.S Young
Ray A. Kurtz
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Indian Creek
Philip Wagner
Ideal Theater
Fourteenth Avenue
Second
Third Streets
J Smid
Emma J Fordyce
Mabel Rugh
St Paul
National Education Association
Jess Evans
John Doyle
John Goodley
Beker's Hill
Cedar Rapids
Ball Park
Marion
Forecasts Larger Elk In Fall Season
Cody Wyoming reports Ned Frost, noted big game guide, predicts the largest elk deer and moose heads seen in the country for next fall after surveying big game country. Grass remains green high to timberline due to light winter and unusually fat game, with elk and deer horns already growing a foot long.
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Ins
Ned Frost
Frost
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