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Paoli Republican in Paoli, Indiana

23 Jun 1920

Page 7

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Paoli Republican

Location

Paoli, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

7

First Fourth of July in Philadelphia 1777 Remembered

A lengthy retrospective recounts how Independence Day celebrations began in Philadelphia with the 1777 observance. It notes past myths about 1776, explains the actual sequence of events leading to July 4 and July 2 votes, and describes the day’s ceremonies, ships, toasts, music, and fireworks as recorded by the Pennsylvania Gazette.

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Philadelphia Congress Assembly of Congress Independence Hall United Colonies Lexington and Concord Mecklenburg County North Carolina Thomas Paine Richard Henry Lee Virginia Continental Congress Great Britain Lee Thomas Jefferson John Adams Massachusetts Benjamin Franklin Pennsylvania Roger Sherman Connecticut Robert L. Livingston New York Jefferson America God John Hancock Charlies Thompson Colonel McKean The Philosophical Society Rittenhouse John Nixon Deborah Logan Norris Homestead Customs House Charles Biddle John Dickinson Edward Biddle Thomas Willing State House Christ Church Bell Association Battery Old Swedes’ Church Pennsylvania Gazette John Dunlap United States Supreme Executive Council Trenton Georgia Second Street
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Lift off Corns With Your Fingers

A tiny bottle of Freezone costs little at drug stores. Apply a few drops to the corn or callous. It instantly stops hurting and then you lift the corn or callous away, root and all, without pain. Advert says the product works and is safe.

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Uncomplimentary Exchange Refects Odd Dialogue

A brief exchange shows Gerald remarking that the drink affected him while Geraldine jokes that it prefers unfrequented places, implying a humorous or social moment with playful innuendo. The lines suggest a light, teasing interaction between two individuals.

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Gerald Geraldine
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Aunt Marie Teases Nephew With Half Truths

Aunt Marie, loving yet teasing, pretends to take away gifts to test her five year old nephew James. When asked if she is pretty and good, the boy weighs truth and affection and blurts out I think you’re pretty good. He seeks his aunt’s approval while balancing honesty and affection in a small domestic moment.

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Marie James Jimmie
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Getting Back at Hubby

Witty quip about marriage and appearance exchanges a sharp dig. A light hearted quotation shows logic of spousal banter and social humor. The line frames a domestic joke on beauty and infidelity, reflecting era tone and character names Mrs Bacon and her husband.

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Crow the unmatched thief of bird eggs in nature

A compact note on crows as egg robbers, stating no egg escapes their appetite and that the crow stands alone in this habit. The passage highlights the crow’s exceptional predation on bird eggs.

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Prohibition Town Secret Drink Trail Told by Landlord

An arriving man asks how to obtain a drink in a dry town. The Petunia tavern keeper directs him to a back alley route to a cellar where a lantern bearer assesses the situation and warns that nothing is available since prohibitionists imposed strict rules.

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Petunia Dryer Houston Post
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Quick Work on a Massage Machine Waist Claim

Dialogue fragment shows a doctor’s joke about a steam roller and Cordelia remarking on husbands in dress suits. The piece reads like a humorous cell of a comic exchange with no clear event, date, or人物.

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