Have you written to mother
Poem urging a son to write to his mother, recalling a parting embrace and her prayers. It counsels keeping a pure life, tending the lamp of prayer, and expressing love to avoid future regret. Credits Jane Ronaldson from Banner of Gold.
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Mother
Jane Ronaldson
Banner of Gold
George Clymer Signer and Revolutionary Leader
George Clymer a Pennsylvania signer of the Declaration of Independence is profiled as a versatile leader. The article notes his roles in the Continental Congress, as founder of major Pennsylvania institutions, and as a diplomat and commissioner who helped guide alliances with Native Americans and the army during the Revolution. It cites his tact and honesty in dealings with Indians and his participation in the 1776 Philadelphia and Baltimore congress movements.
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George Clymer
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
The
Pennsylvania Bank
Continental Congress
Richard Stockton
Ticonderoga
Congress
Baltimore
Fort Pitt
Clymer
Life of George Clymer Reflects Early US Politics
The article outlines George Clymer as a pivotal early congressman whose platform critiqued titles for national leaders and lawmakers adherence to constituents. It notes his stance for gradual naturalization of foreigners, national assumption of state debts, and his public retreat after a Creek and Cherokee treaty, ending with his 1813 death at seventy four.
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George Clymer
Our Flag and a City Bath House Prayer Card
A patriotic ode extols the flag as a beacon of liberty and unity, urging public respect and salute. The page prints a stray Idaho schoolhouse anecdote about a boy leaving and jokes about church attendance, followed by a bath room misdirection during a hotel door misunderstanding.
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Graham, Texas
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