Fourth of July Salutes Through History and Regulation
The piece traces Fourth of July salutes from early morning cannon blasts to modern professional gun crews. It notes shifts from improvised fires to standardized, safer regimental volleys by U S Army Navy Marine Corps and National Guard units, plus international courtesy on foreign shores.
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New Republic
U. S. Navy
Chronicle
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval
Uncle Sam
United States
Union
Pat
United States Navy
Washington
Molly Pitcher Heroine of Monmouth Battle
The article details Molly Pitcher born Mary Ludwig in 1744, her water carrying in camps, her act at Monmouth when her husband fell, and her subsequent service nearly eight years. Washington commended her bravery, she rose to sergeant, lived in Carlisle, died 1823, and a monument was later erected on Monmouth battlefield.
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Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Molly
Carlisle
Mary Ludwig
Germany
Irvine
John Hays
Proctor
Pennsylvania Artillery
Continental Line
Fort Clinton
N. J
Greene
Washington
Peter Spahr
Bananing
Ington Parke
Molly P
New Jersey
George
King George
Isaiah's Prophecy Concerning Sennacherib Lesson
Sunday School lesson for July 2 1911 examines Isaiah 37 14 33 and 33 3. It recounts Hezekiah reforms the Assyrian invasion of 701 B C and the deliverance of Jerusalem by the Lord through Isaiah and the angel, contrasting Egyptian traditions of mice and divine aid.
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Isaiah
B. C
Hezekiah
Jerusalem
Judah
Egypt
Sennacherib
Israel
Assyria
Ahaz
Palestine
Rabshakeh
God
Herodotus
Pelusium
Hephaestus
Nineveh
Tirbakah