Jeffersonian seals and the 1774 birth of United States identity
A historical note reveals Jefferson in 1774 naming the United States of America and choosing a seal concept featuring a bundle of rods and the motto Insuperabiles si inseparabiles. It details his role in design debates, the July 4 1776 seal committee, and alternate emblem ideas with biblical imagery and the motto Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Sarah N. Randolph
William Curtis
Our Republic
United States of America
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United States
Amercan States United
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Colonies
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Adams
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Continental Congress
Congressional Hall
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Young Republic
Congress
du Simitier
Providence
Liberty
Goddess of Justice
Pharoah
Red Sea
Moses
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Israel
Hengist
Horsa
Horsna
England
Caesar
Egglesford
Kent
Canterbury
Perfect Love Rejuvenation Test Restores Youthful Wife
Mme Versale and her husband enter a bold science trial as Dr Van Kale claims a serum can reverse aging in a week. She undergoes the procedure, returns to her garden for a reunion, and her husband greets her as the same beloved partner, confirming their deep, unaltered bond.
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Versale
Hfe
Mme. Versale
Alwaya
van Kale
Mmne
Eve
Anonymous Letter Puzzles Senator in Campaign Writings
Fragmentary text shows Senator Sorghard quizzed on an anonymous letter amid campaign rhetoric. The speaker probes who authored the note while discussing ideas and invective in political writing.
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Sorghard
Golde
Dick Carle's Memory in Politics and Social Graces
The article notes Dick Carle’s skill at memory and social mixing boosts his popularity. In Springfield, after a show at the Sangamon club, actor Richard Carle impressively recalled 18 of 20 attendees, saying he’s handy at remembering people.
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Dick Carle
Richard
Springfield
Bill Shut
Sangamon
Carle
Dispensing With Help in a Campaign Brag Band
A dialogue between Senator Sorghum and a young man shows skepticism about a musical education aiding in politics. The man quips that campaign contributions could force every candidate to hire his own brag band, implying scrutiny or objections to funded campaigns.
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Sorghum
Statue Mutilated and Robbed in Lisbon Convent
A statue of Saint Theresa from the Carmelite Convent in Olivaes Lisbon has been stolen. The left hand, encrusted with jewels, was taken, with intrinsic value estimated at 40 000 dollars in this curious theft.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Saint-Theresa
Olivaes
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