Spirit of the First Fourth Present in War Time Writings
A historical meditation on the Declaration of Independence and the Liberty Bell, tracing their roles from 1776 to World War II era. The piece links Jefferson’s draft to modern wartime liberty, noting the bell’s symbolism from Philadelphia to the Atlantic and calls to renew national resolve as America goes to war again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
George
England
Benjamin Franklin
New Republic
Justice Marshall
Pass & Stow
Assembly of the Province of Pennsylvania
State House
U.S.S. Augusta
North Atlantic
America
United Nations
U. S
Caribbean
Fourth of July in Wartime: A Nation Reflects on Liberty
The piece surveys wartime Fourth of July significance, noting fireworks bans under the Explosives Control Act, shifts toward home gardening, support for troops abroad, and a nostalgic look at past celebrations. It contrasts rationing and labor shifts with enduring patriotism amid the 1942 conflict.
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Federal Explosives Control Act
Creation and man in God’s image in Genesis study
A sermon reflecting on Genesis 1 1 through 2 1 affirming God as creator and sustainer of heaven and earth. It highlights that humans bear God's image yet fall to sin, urging revival of faith and family life and love of God and neighbor.
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God
Heavens
Earth
Satan
Matthew Henry
War prompts U S citizens to study geography
Americans at home and abroad seek geographic knowledge as war expands. The article cites Johnson E Fairchild of Cooper Union urging broader geography education, noting German students encounter maps early while U S schools place geography in a minor role. He argues geography boosts understanding of supply chains and global conflicts for civilians.
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Johnson E. Fairchild
Cooper Union
Lesson for July 5 from International Council of Religious Education
Lesson topics and accompanying scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
Pretty pinafore frock for girls with ric rac trim
A pattern described as a flouncy pinafore dress for girls features a long torso top with kimono sleeves and a back and shoulder buttoning. The cool, comfortable design resembles a romper for hot days and is finished with ric rac edging along sleeves neckline shoulders and the flaring skirt. Matching panties can also be edged with ric rac braid.
Household Tips for Fabric Care and Leather Maintenance
Iron puffed sleeves by folding halves and pulling apart at the gathers for a dry finish. Leather should never be cleaned with gasoline or hydrocarbons as they strip fats, leaving it dry and harsh. Worn bedsheets yield pillowcases from the best portions. seams can be sewn at the sides if needed. Remove door fingerprints with kerosene on a cloth, then wipe with a hot water wrung cloth. Soap under nails helps gardening clean up.
With a Purpose Have a purpose in life and do your work strong
A compact quotation from Carlyle emphasizes having a life purpose and applying inner strength to every task. It frames purpose as the source of mental and physical vigor granted by God.
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Carlyle
All Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A health note promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a gentle solution for constipation caused by low dietary bulk. It contrasts All Bran with laxatives that irritate the bowels, noting the cereal acts on the colon to ease elimination and advising medical advice if not helped.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Western Newspaper Union
Japan
Howe
Dunlap
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Newport
Boston
Salem
Liberty
Victory Gardens
Iceland
China
Ireland
Australia
Independence Hall
God the Creator
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Wacker Dr
Chicago
Sunkist
Vlelmall Md
California Fruit Growers
Lok
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