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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1896

Page

7

Washington the First of All Time in American History

A tribute to George Washington as the grandest figure in history, detailing his virtue courage and leadership. The piece praises his selflessness, discipline, and devotion to the nation, noting his fearlessness in war and restraint in power. It compares him to other heroes and ends with a reflection on his mother and legacy.

Rorge Trenton Qaly Dekirmish Mamnouth Yorktown Pawer Pen Lis Valet Washington Higa Zimmerman Diga Potomac Ben Franklin Atmerica Nathan Hale George Ashington Paul Gist Fanself Max- Heo Rant Sherman Sheridan Thomas Cade Union Premtone Pinceton Slonmouth Paterson Deere Artemios Andro Arnold Trentan Jane Ile Trenacherans Lee Monmouth Henry Ward Beecher Knos Delaware America Faunt Goodby George Washington

Washington's Early Seafaring Ambitions and Moral Precepts

A fragmentary account notes Washington at age 14 briefly pursuing a seafaring path possibly as a royal navy midshipman or a trader's captain before returning to study. It contrasts historian views on his youth while including a collection of moral maxims advising discretion, modesty, and keeping promises.

Neluga Washington Royal Navy George Engiol

The Green and Annette Lovers Contest Recalled

In a 1775 Virginia village a rich farmer sets a leap contest to win Annette for the bravest suitor. Harry Carroll leaps 21 1/2 feet, then a mysterious military stranger wins with 22 feet 1 inch. The stranger awards the prize to Harry, who marries Annette. Years later Colonel Carroll hosts General Washington, who recalls the young athlete.

Virginia Annette Wisk Marcy Jisien Annette Jevel Ehood Eadward Grayson Dick Boulden Preston Harry Charlie Simms Cleve Henry Carroll Harry Carroll Carroll Charlie Simmis Colonies Tsadt Aniette Erin Washington Mrs. Carroll George Washington

Washington Birthday Observance Remark Reflects on George Washington

A newspaper paragraph recalls that February 22 is observed as a holiday in honor of George Washington. It notes he is the only American with a public birthday kept nationally and claims he is the only historical figure with a birthday everywhere in the world, per Margaret Spencer.

Washington George Washington Margaret Spencer

Ode to Anil wa and the memory of the brave

A commemorative verse honoring Anil wa and his fathers, recalling victories and sacrifices that secured freedom. The speaker praises the steadfast soul and invokes enduring fame, as English tribute echoes the noble memory across nations.

Washington Duvid Christie Murray

TOA TOG and 708 Texas St Col Louisiana Business Offered

Unsurpassed capabilities stated for any business in the line. Address listed as 708 Texas Street Col. Louisiana. No clear event or person names. fragmentary OCR text.

Texas St Col Louisiana

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