The Cost Of The Fourth The Signers Of The Declaration
The article recalls the fates of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence revealing the sacrifices they made. It highlights hardships faced by Carter Braxton Thomas McKean Ellery Clymer Hall Walton Gwinnett Heyward Rutledge Middleton and others during the Revolutionary era. It notes losses of homes livelihoods and family members as they pledged their lives fortunes and sacred honor. The piece emphasizes these men as calm educated leaders rather than rabble-rousers and ends with the pledge to liberty and divine Providence.
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Carter Braxton
Virginia
Thomas McKeamn
Congress
Ellery
Clymer
Hall
Walton
Gwinnett
Heyward
Ruttledge
Middleton
Yorktown
Thomas Nelson Jr
Cornwallis
Nelson
General Wasington
Francis Lewis
John Hart
Norris
Livingston
The Flag And The Fourth Symbols In Our Lives
A concise reflection on the flag as a national symbol, its role in shaping American values, and the importance of honoring the flag in schools, homes, and military service. It asserts that liberty must be valued to preserve it.
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America
United States
Heloise
Enid
Reading Boost via Classics Illustrated For Billy
Dr George W Crane endorses Classics Illustrated as a low cost reading aid for children. He cites 170 titles including Tom Sawyer and Moby Dick and notes dramatic pictures spark interest. He shares personal use with his family and recommends teachers and doctors give these books to foster reading skills and college preparation.
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Billy R
Gladys Briggs
Classics
S. Sepulveda Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Crane
Humorous Observations and Quips From 1972
A collection of witty lines and jokes touching marriage, aging, and human quirks. Notable bits reference perfecting behavior, computers, heaven rewards, and a satirical book sales request. Includes date stamped copyright 1972 notes.
ZIP UP THE BACK DRESS WITH ELASTIC HINT
Reader tips include using a three quarter yard of quarter inch elastic and a safety pin to ease zipping dresses from the back. The method involves pinning the elastic to the zipper pull, lifting from the left, and removing the pin when finished.
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Heloise
Washington assumes command and first bank opens in history
On this date in 1775 George Washington took command of the Continental Army at Cambridge. In 1819 the Bank of Savings in New York City opened as the first of its kind, with the first 80 depositors totaling $200,807.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
John Mason Brown
George Washington
Cambridge
Miass
Bank of Savings
New York City
Carnegie Steel Co
Homestead
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