Joyce and Kathleen Stand Against Wealth Pride at School Fourth
A group of finishing‑year girls at Miss Lloyd’s Academy for Girls debate Fourth of July dresses. Joyce Harwood and Kathleen Hunt resist wealth prejudice, defending poverty as not disgrace while a wealthier rival group judges their attire. Joyce’s speech and a later offer from Mrs. Danesford transform their lives.
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Miss Mloyd
Academy
Laura Dean
Miss Mayd
Beulah Wilson
Joyce Harwood
Kathleen Hunt
Jane
Miss Floyd
Beulah
Joyce
Kathleen
June
Luna
Laura
Miss Ployd
Dianesford
Jerome
Hero School
Ney
Mrs. Danesford
Diary Entry Promises Fourth of July Fireworks Fun
A child saves a secret diary and plans a Fourth of July celebration. He earns a dollar from his father and trades with Spud Jones for a knife, but keeps the dollar instead. He imagines Roman candles and crackers, hoping to keep the diary next year.
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Spud Jones
Ned
Thoughts For the Fourth On Freedom And Duty
ALL NATURE CELEBRATES Thoughts For the Fourth. To have freedom is only to have that which is absolutely necessary to enable us to be what we ought to be, and to possess what we ought to possess. Quotes from Rachel Montesquieu and Kossuth emphasize freedom as essential to humanity and a common gain when it advances worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Montesquieu
Kossuth
Fourth of July Anti-Toxin Urged By Health Dept
The Health Department urges use of anti-toxin for Fourth of July tetanus risk, citing medical journal findings that treated wounds haven’t caused lockjaw. It also calls for strict law enforcement to prevent toy pistols and fireworks from injuring minors, aiming to prevent fatalities this year.
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The
Health Department
Eastern Medical Journal
Chicago
Molly Pitcher’s Death and Grave Erected in Carlisle
Molly Pitcher, who left the army after the Battle of Monmouth, died near Fort Montgomery amid the Madson Highlands soon after the war. She is buried at Carlisle, Pa., where a handsome monument has been placed over her grave by patriotic citizens.
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Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
Fort Montgomery
Madson Highlands
Carlise
National Game and Baseball News Across Leagues
Bay reportedly scored on a first inning bunt to the pitcher while George Stone of St. Louis leads American League hitters. Silhouettes of trades and releases ripple through Boston Chicago and Cincinnati as managers eye the pennant race.
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Bay
George Stone
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Norwood Gibson
Boston
Chicago
Bob Wicker
Cincinnati
Orville
Ted Sullivan
New York
Ned Hanlon
Sockalexis
Maine
Harry Pulliam
Stanley Robinson
Cardinals
Paul Radford
Lynn
Mass
Cleveland Blues
Mathewson
Clarkson
Joe Sugden
St. Paul
Chase
Phillies
New Yorks
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Ward
Swat
How to Renew a Mirror with Simple Polishing Steps
Use a clean sponge and cloth with a silk handkerchief to renew a mirror. Avoid dirt and grit that can scratch the glass. Clean edges carefully, first with spirits of wine or gin diluted, then dust with powdered blue tied in muslin, rub quickly, finish with the silk handkerchief.
Train Names Baffle Passengers at Midland Railways
The Midland Railway boasts that two of its stations have names which few passengers can pronounce Penrhyndeudraeth and Yatradgynia ist Tit Bits.
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Midland Railway
David Blair Attorney at Law in Indiana Pa
David Blair, attorney at law, located at 655 Philadelphia Street in Indiana Pennsylvania. Phone contact listed as 68. Local legal services information.
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W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
Indiana
J. Wood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
Philadelphia Street
John N. Banks
OmMoe
Banke
John H, Pierce
Cunningham Building
Philadelphia
John H, Hill
Farmer's Bank
Court Place
M. C. Watson
Deposit Bank
Harry W. Fee
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Ivory
Collier's Weekly
Kathie
Pat
Omy
America
Thomas Jefferson
Mars
the Strennons Lite
Uncle Sam
Yose Fhrrdt
ALL Nature
Puck
Laint
Democrat
Franklin Sansom
Bprtor
Democrats
National Stockman and Farmer and Democrat
the Commoner and Democrat
New York Daily World and Democrat
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg, Daily,Post and Democrat
Philadelphia Daily North American and Democrat
Century
the Democrat
Scribner Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Cruton Strurt
Inprana
Comte de Noailles
Comte Mathieu de Noailles
M. Millevoye
George J. Feit
AQ Legal
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