Celebrate the Ath ae July in Maurice Parade and Events
Festivities mark Maurice’s July celebration with a sunrise gun salute a parade at 10 45 am and a band concert at 7 30 pm. George von Scott of Sioux City Iowa Republican nominee will give an oration after an address of welcome by J Emery. Events include child and horse races a sack race wheelbarrow contest pie eating and a grease pole with prizes. An Orange City vs Hawarden ball game caps the day along with fireworks.
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Declaration Day Echoes From 1776 Independence Storied
A nostalgic recount of July 4 1776 in Philadelphia when the Declaration of Independence was adopted. It chronicles public reaction, the Liberty Bell moment, and the first celebrations marked by cannon and cheers across the city.
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Valley Forge A Nations Most Venerated Historic Spot
The Philadelphia Record urges a Valley Forge pilgrimage from Philadelphia, noting its close proximity to Concord and Lexington. It highlights Washington’s winter encampment, the site’s preservation, 200 plus park acres, and over $350000 spent on upkeep. Readers are invited to visit via convenient inns, roads, and tours in Chester Valley.
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France
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New York
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Washington's Headquarters at Valley Forge Landmark
A historic description of Washington's Headquarters a stone farmhouse once owned by Isaac Potts noted for preserved rooms a log kitchen a tunnel to the Schuylkill river and artifacts from the Revolutionary era The article highlights the Washington Memorial Arch at the park entrance and contrasts its design with Washington Square New York and Valley Forge’s own celebrated structures.
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Made His Home Immortal
Thomas Vetersor founder of the Democratic party and interpreter of its principles to the American People would be immortalized by the Declaration of Independence alone if no other writings survived. The piece contemplates his enduring influence and the moralweight of his ideas.
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