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The Potter Review in Potter, Nebraska

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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

8

Lafayette as National Hero in American Heart and Memory

Lafayette ranks among American national heroes for his voluntary aid in the Revolution. The article recalls his visits, the enduring Lafayette tradition, and memorials across the United States including the grave in Paris where U S earth was sent to mingle with French soil. The piece notes annual Fourth of July observances and the role of the nuns guarding the cemetery and Lafayette’s lasting legacy.

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The Drum of Lexington Calls for Courage Again

Poem memories an April dawn at Lexington and a call to rekindle virile spirit. The speaker invites William Dimon to strike the drum and summon patriots to renewed resolve against tyranny, urging bold deeds over quiet caution.ocations and imagery span coast to coast.

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Thought for Nation's Birthday Remembrance

A reflection on national blessings won at great cost by devoted men and women who endured sacrifice to secure liberty and blessings for future generations. It stresses gratitude for peace, security, and liberty preserved by those who suffered and died for posterity.

Portrait Misidentified as Declaration signer found to be Joseph Whipple

A portrait long believed to depict William Whipple, a signer of the Declaration, has been proven to show Joseph Whipple, his brother with no noted historical ties. The miscaptioned painting was removed from gallery No. 1 after a descendant of the Whipple family identified the error.

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