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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
5
A Philadelphia Ledger piece contrasts modern Fourth of July celebrations with past martial pageantry. It laments spectacle over duty, notes veterans, drills, and civic resolve, and recalls Valley Forge hardships shaping men and women’s patriotic spirit.
A historical call to patriotism urging every American boy to take part in national celebration and uphold the flag. It celebrates liberty, divine providence, and duty to maintain the state, ending with a plea to honor the nation’s star spangled banner.
A fragmented excerpt from a New York Times piece speaks to enduring patriotism and the duty to safeguard national ideals. It references Washington, Lincoln, the Minutemen, and the call to defend liberty against tyranny amid a century-spanning vision.
The piece traces how Independence Day welcomes at the White House evolved from a democratic public levee to a more private summer retreat practice. It notes Lincoln’s 184 final Fourth celebration with a Bible gift, Grant’s summer home custom, and the modern decline of Independence Day at the capital.
Stated in the Independence Day Oration of St. Clair McKelway delivered in 1893 the speaker urges duty as citizens if war is necessary, aims for thorough yet humane conflict, and calls for unity with aid and sympathy while upholding liberty and progress for future generations.
Notice under the 1915 act announces a petition to close Indiana County to hunting deer turkey quail and ring neck pheasants for two years. The Board fixes July 5 1017 to debate the closure with objections due by 1 p m July 5 2027 at Harrisburg Pa. Wild Life League of Indiana Co June 6 1017-st.
Mike Rich is ordered to appear before judges in Indiana Pennsylvania on the first Monday of August to show cause why Ruth Frazier Tich should not be divorced. The document, dated June 12, 1917, is endorsed by Prothonotary Walter H Ayers and Sheriff H A Boggs.
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