Women Fighters in Revolutionary War Echoes of Valor
The article recalls heroic colonial women from Deborah Sampson to Molly Pitcher and Joan of Arc era figures, highlighting their courage and pivotal roles in battle, espionage, and support. It notes Daughters of Liberty actions, Wyoming women’s support efforts, and Philadelphia ladies aiding soldiers with funds and sewn supplies.
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de Boer Grobien
Chieg
Bondicea
Prostingus
Catus
Ahe
Romani Toloniata
Lee
Joan of Are
Charles VII
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth
France
Abe
Relvis
Deborah Sampson
Robert Shirtliffe
PiDkcey Langston
Carolinas
Marion
Geld
Washington
Deborah Bampson
Mollie Pitcher
Aelt Denigh
Daughters of Liberty
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Our Flag Now Waves and Spans the World
A fragment reflecting on national liberty and the flag’s reach across distant seas. It invokes the Antilles, Asia, Hawaii, and other lands, praising freedom from despotism and urging fearless service to country and humanity. The piece esteems home and abroad, and envisions universal enfranchisement.
Struggle for Liberty Across Nations Through History
A compact survey traces liberty movements from ancient Athens to the Dutch Republic, Magna Charta, and later European revolutions. It links French, Swiss, Spanish, Polish, Italian, Hungarian, German, and American struggles for self-government, highlighting key figures and events as milestones in the long arc toward republican governance.
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Athens
Europe
Dutch Republic
Traa
Athena
Solon
Forest
Morgarten
Sempach
Glarus
Napoleon
Berties
John
France
Louis XVI
States General
Lafayette
Spain
England
John of
Portugal
Italy
Trevinsko
Washington
Poland
Prussia
Austria
Russia
Hungary
Kossuth
Germany
A Quarrel Sparks Summer Romance In Gresham Davis Tale
In a lakeside town, Jack Gresham and Polly Davis quarrel after a playful debate about age and calendars. Their fallout at mid June cools, then rekindles as they realize they are falling in love while plotting a unique Fourth of July celebration.
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A. Wearthard
Ovgiata
Greshams
Travises
Great Laken
Jack Gresham
Re Davis
Echh
Jock
Poly
Ongiarg Lo Company
Ting
Pally
Jack
Polly
Jory
Mathew Arnild
Ieas
Mr. Gresham
Jock Gresham
Indica
Pearls in Cocoanut Palms Lecture Notes Curiosities
A Kew Gardens director lectured at the London Institute on tropical plant life noting pearls occasionally found in Philippine cocoanut palms and true opals yielded by bamboo leaves. The remarks point to natural curiosities in plants and minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Gardens
Receniy
London Institute
Philippine Islands
Fragmentary OCR Leads to Unclear News Item
Amid unreadable OCR fragments, no clear person, organization, or event can be identified. The text provides only partial words and names, preventing a definite title or informative summary.
Fragmentary OCR item from a station report
A partial readable OCR note references a station, divisions, trains, and times with scattered abbreviations. The text mentions Addison June, possibly a division train and station identifiers, but crucial details are unclear. Entities remain uncertain. no clear events or outcomes emerge for a fuller summary.
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Tamma
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Great Lakes
Indiana
Canada
New York
Ingram
Ruksi
Rabotnik
Jague
DeWitts
H. J. Hyde
Foley
Davis Cottaue
Ike Hs Oh
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John Rentschler
Munros Ati
Warelinls
Djon Mich
E. Whitelam
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