The Fourth of July Vision and the Declaration History
An exploration of how the 1776 Declaration shaped the nation and the July 4 ceremony. It traces operatic depictions of Independence Day from the Continental Congress to the signing debates and the parchment copy later engrossed for public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausplia
Continental Congress
Janey
Jeffearaan
Athiladelphia
Wottgg
Child
Philadel Iis
Lappy
Traelé
United States
Ihe
George Washton
Richard ‘Henry Leo
Virginia
Dt Waa Ka
Menendenne
Adama
Congress
Logland
P& Goddess of
Tiberty
Walt
Avery
Jefferson
Warrison
Firat
Old State House
Philadelphia
Tematia
Pat Liancock
Thompson
Republic
Continental Army
Hancock
Haticool
Ilettia
Cyon Thie
Bietti
Baltimore
Svery
Our Republic
State Health Board Biennial Report Highlights Needs and Losses
The 1914 biennial report for the state health board notes late publication but valuable data on two years ending June 30 1914. Secretary Dr G H Sumner calls for larger quarters and more funding, detailing an annual appropriation of 193 300 with 12 449 25 in fees and a nine thousand five hundred back to treasury. Deaths rose from 20 801 in 1912 to 22 478 in 1913, with rising fatalities across autos railways streetcars mobs and other vehicles. Infants under one year who died fell or rose. the report cites 8 948 in 1912 and 3 136 in 1913 for those under one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atata Board
Health Department
G. H. Sumner
Capitol
Insue
Department
Treasury
Igiz
Railroad Water Tank Falls at Hampton Station
A large railroad water tank at the Minneapolis and St. Louis station toppled due to failed supports. Debris and floodwaters damaged the waiting room and platform as debris and grease water spread, with several thousand gallons of water unleashed and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Double Death In Hospital After Pendleitis Surgery
A mother Hena Janssett and her infant Rena of Burehinal died within an hour in a hospital after a pendleitis operation. The mother collapsed at the stairs and died of heart failure. the daughter died an hour later, both in the same grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Cliy
Mia
Hena Janssett
Rena
Burehinal
Loyical
Matchos
Resident of Audubon County Found Dead Near Home
Found dead near his home in Audubon County was a long time resident identified as Allende Andrph Kluegar. The report notes the body was discovered about a quarter mile from his residence with no immediate signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allende
Andolph Kluegar
Audubon County
Wheat Prairie Prospects Improve Across Western Canada
The department reports strong wheat acreage growth in Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba with a prairie average rise. Early good weather and moisture boosted sowing and growth. Prince Albert to North Battleford. crop conditions vary from fair to excellent and marketing in 1914 aided autumn cultivation. Overall prospects are favorable with higher production projected amid rising cream output and export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacrease
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Prairies
Rata Falls
Davidson
North Battleford
Prince Albert
Princes Albert
G Mills
Néusr
Exiats
Calgary
Department of Agriculture
Fragmentary OCR highlights a misread Times style note
The readable bits show a garbled line from a Times style column with names like Blaght and Nettwentastic. The fragment mentions a model or artist and a modern dunces tone, but many words are corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adis Blaght
Willy S. Congptes Ougillo
Aires
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Leo
Polfoy
Uie
Harrison
Feamalen
Paas Err
Oliblv CE
Sumner
Hampton
Toga
Sherri M
D. Myers
O. D. Roelk
Sherif S
Ings
Nebraska
Dakota
Etolon Stafford
Module
Chariton
Western
Canada
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