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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

6

Molly Pitcher and Other Women Warriors in American Wars

A Kansas inquiry uncovers a possible female soldier from the First Kansas Regiment who died in a hospital, prompting notes on Deborah Sampson and Molly Pitcher. The piece recalls Margaret Corbin, Bridget Devens, and the tradition of women disguising as soldiers in the Revolution and Civil War with monuments at Carlisle and West Point.

M. R. McLean Kansas National Guard Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Camp Neal Lake Providence Iowa Missouri Missouri-Kansas Alfred J. Luther Elwood St. Joseph Luther McLean War Department Massachusetts Rock Ridge Lake Massapong Deborah Benjamin Gannett Deborah Sampson Gannett Robert Shurlett Deborah Sampson Plympton Mass Isaac Sampson William Bradford Middleboro Four Corners Uxbridge Worcester Eliphalet Torp Dedham West Point George Webb Shepard Westfield Henry Jackson Boston Robert Sharlett Philadelphia Staten Island Patterson Pension Office State House Sharon Earl B. Gannett Congress Continental Army Molly Pitcher Molly Mary Ludwig Mercer County New Jersey Trenton William Irvine Carlisle Mary John Copper Hays Hays Francis Proctor Independent Artillery Company Mary Hays Pennsylvania Regiment of the Line Doctor Irvine Monmouth Tennant N. J Freehold George McKelly McCauley Ludwig Carlisle Monument Margaret Corbin John Corbin Fort Washington Greene Fort Lee Mollie United States Military Academy Hudson River Highland Falls National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution New York State Mary A. Livermore Sanitary Commission Bridget Devens Michigan Bridget First Michigan Cavalry Miss Livermore

When friends are at your heart he side met

The line reflects hospitality and gracious hosting as friends gather, stressing thoughtful courtesy that makes guests feel welcome and unselfconscious about the host’s attentiveness. It frames social etiquette as a humane practice that strengthens bonds over shared hospitality.

Frozen Dessert Recipes for Electric Refrigeration

A collection of dessert preparations suitable for electric refrigeration including Refrigerator Dessert Strawberry Mousse Cocoa Charlotte Russe Apricot Parfait and Frozen Peaches. Each recipe outlines ingredients and steps for chilling and serving as neat icebox treats.

Banana Desserts and Dishes for Banana Lovers

A collection of banana based recipes including Banana Bavarois Banana Pudding and Banana Fluff with banana pulp whipped cream marshmallows and coconut. Each item features steps like gelatin soaked milk sugar and lemon juice for flavor and uses common kitchen ingredients.

Marked by Charcoal The Carbonari Secret Society

A description of the Carbonari, a secret patriotic society in early 19th century Italy, known as charcoal burners for disguising their faces with charcoal. It explains their hidden identity and political aims.

Italy

Alhambra Palace Built Over a Century by Diverse Workers

The Alhambra palatial complex in Moorish Spain was commissioned by Mahomet Ibn Al Ahmar and constructed by workers from many regions. It took about 100 years to complete, reflecting a long, arduous building era.

Mahomet Ibn al Ahmar Alhambra

Declaration of Independence Proclaims Free States and Self Rule

The document declares the American colonies free and independent from Great Britain. It asserts natural rights, lists grievances against King George III, and proclaims the colonies’ right to levy war, form alliances, and govern themselves. It ends with a pledge of lives, fortunes, and sacred honor.

Great Britain Bonn United States of America Congress

Freedom's Natal Day Becomes Nations Dawn Song

A poem celebrates America's birth as a nation. It extols daylight glory and the new altar of freedom rising from ashes of old empires. The verses praise Norways hills to oil and wine lands, Teuton Celt Saxon toil, and call for waving colors across mountains cities and ships. Elizabeth M Griswold signed the piece.

Norway Elizabeth M. Griswold

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