Colonel Dennie Humbled by Absent Fourth of July Honors
Colonel Dennie, nearing seventy five, feels snubbed as the Carcliff Fourth of July committee excludes him from the grandstand and program while Joe Sever steers events. His pride, memories of service, and hopes for governor attendance clash with local politics and family joy led by his son Dick Dennie.
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Carcliff
Jens
Starcliff
Congress
Dennie
Joe Sever
Sever
Grant
Commonwealth
Starelift
Dennia
Banda
Streste
Hunker Hill Monument
Counies
Eaten von
Daniel
Cal Debnie
Jones
National Guards
Basner
Joe Bever
Dickey Boy
Dennile
Pennsylvania
The Declaration and the Nation’s Fourth of July Origin
A speaker recounts the 1776 Declaration’s meaning and its spread across the country. He notes Jefferson’s phrase all men are created equal and explains the Philadelphia Independence Day moment when Congress adopted the Declaration and the Liberty Bell rang.
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Abigail Adams
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
America
Council of Men
Jefferson
United States
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Congress
Streste
Public Celebrations Marked Early Independence History
The article recalls July 1776 celebrations with cannon, bonfires, and rum for soldiers. It notes the 178 to 1778 anniversaries, the 12 cannon shots, and a feu de joie. It highlights the Bunker Hill Monument erected by subscription, cornerstone laid by General Lafayette in 1825, completed in 1846, and Daniel Webster’s famous dedication oration.
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Nixon
Statehouse
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
General Lafayette
Daniel Webster
Hayne
Practical Cookery And Recipes From A Historic Page
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes including desserts with Italian cream and English trifle, games for peas and carrots in canning, baked milk for invalids, asparagus luncheon salad, roasted onions, gelatin dishes, jellies and ices, plus chicken casseroles and moral aphorisms woven through. Prominent foods include rhubarb dishes, canning guidance, and home-baked treats.
Made His Name Immortal as Jefferson Shapes Ideals
Fragmentary historic reminiscence notes Thomas Jefferson as founder of the Democratic party and interpreter of liberty. It suggests his name would endure even if only the Declaration of Independence remained, igniting readers with patriotic sentiment.
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Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Industrial hazards and production figures cited in 1915 report
A 1915 report notes heavy use of lead tin alloys in medical garments in France and high U S pig iron output near 19012 records. It warns 6000 workers may die to industrial hazards in Pennsylvania and predicts 300000 injuries among workers in the year.
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France
Java
United States
Pennsylvania
Workers Statesman Sage Says Folded Views Augment Wife
A fragmented quote from the Workers Statesman hints at social views on domestic roles and marital expectations. The text references folding tasks as a metaphor for partnership and daily duties within a marriage.
Weather and Duty Talk Sparked by Senator Sorghum
The Washington Star quotes Senitor Sorghum remarking that some ignore tariff concerns while others claim duty but delay greatness. The piece muses on public discourse over tariffs and personal sense of obligation.
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Washington Star
Gardner Net Drama and Brown Homecoming Comic Tale
A story recounts Representative Gardner offering aid to a tramp during a preparedness campaign and the tramp’s amused denouement. It shifts to Brown’s long homecoming night as he miscounts clocks, thinking he’s late, then discovers the time after a chorus of chimes. Ontario’s area is 407,262 miles.
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Gardner
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