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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

4

Signing of Independence Declared Delicate History

The article traces the path to the Declaration of Independence, noting the June 11 committee formation, the July 4 adoption, and the later signing by fifty five men some were not members then. It argues the famous ringing Liberty Bell and July 4 scene are romantic myths.

Congress George Washington United States of America Lexingtogg Thegbt Richard Henry Lee Virginia United States Great Britains John Adams Samuel Adams Roger Sherman Oliver Olcott George Wythe John Dickingon Pennsylvania Gelay John Jay James Wilson James Duane Edward Rutledge Robert R. Livingston Thomas Jefferson Massachusetts Benjamin Franklin Connecticut New York Jefferson Lee Declaration of Independence. <After the Committee of the Whole Benjamin Harrison Committee of the Whole Dunlap John Hancock Charles Thomson Henry Wisner Robert Morris Wisner Samuel Chase Maryland Annapolis Adams Elbridge Gerry Philadelphia John William Williams Rush Clymer Smith Taylor and Ross Pensylvania Charles Carroll Carrollton Chase William Hooper North Carolina Thomas McLean Delaware McLean Independence Hall

Spring Dose of Sulphur and Treacle Recalled

A kitchen bowl held a yellow mass of brimstone and molasses used as a childhood tonic. The New York Bun notes a Victorian practice of taking a dose three days on and three off, likening it to Dothe boys Hall’s Squeers regime. The piece quips about tradition shaping choice.

New York

U S Railroad Admin Offers Free Farming Info To Homeseekers

A historical ad states the U S Railroad Administration will provide free information to homeseekers on farming chances noting they have nothing to sell and no lending, only guidance. It invites readers to request details for a specific state with manager contact in Washington D C.

U. S. Railroad Administration J. L. Edwards Agricultural Sefton U. & Railroad Administration Board 70 Washington, D. C

Cuticura Advertises Pimply Skin Solutions

An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water in five minutes. Daily use is recommended to maintain clear skin, and Cuticura Talcum is advised as well. A Carlyle quote about silence is included.

Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Promise Kidney Relief

Advert depicts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims centuries of use in Holland, a government charter in 1696, strong relief promises if taken daily, and urging readers to demand the GOLD MEDAL box from their druggist.

Holland Netherlands Haarlem

Bananas Sold For A Lying

A quirky exchange shows Frank asking what bananas cost and another line claiming the price serves to "make a lying" in a playful, uncertain dialogue.

Frank

Fragmentary Dally Thought Notice

Fragments show a brief, cryptic note referencing reputations and a solitary male figure. No clear event, names, places, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.

London Doctors Seek Brain of Human Encyclopedia Datas

London Tit-Bits reports on Datas the human encyclopedia who claims a head price of £2000 yet values knowledge higher. He memorized two thousand war acts after reading a brief book, answering dates battles ships and generals without hesitation. He recalls dinners with infamous figures and notes shellcloth fabric emerging in postwar fashion.

Datas London John Lee Babbacombe James Barry

What a Boy Should Eat in 1870 North Carolina

George Bailey answers a 1870 inquiry with a diet list including green fruit pine resin cucumbers raw potatoes and doughnuts. The Atlanta Constitution notes the proposed regimen reflects period theories and local habits centered on a boy’s daily intake and recreation.

George Bailey Carolna Atlanta Constitution

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