The Fourth of July and a Nation Born in Philadelphia
On July 4 1776 an eager crowd gathered around the State House in Philadelphia to witness the Continental Congress decide independence. A young patriot and a stern bellman watched as the bell rang out liberty while an aged stranger warned of dangers to come, signaling a turning point in American history.
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Microbes on money warn readers to avoid carrying cash
A health column warns that coins harbor bacteria and may spread illness. It cites experiments where bacteria numbers on coins reach into the thousands and notes cases of sepsis and even tuberculosis transmitted via metal currency.
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