Fourth of July Reflections Across American Spirit
A historical essay traces how Independence Day has evolved from a rousing political event to a broad national celebration. It notes Adams and Lee framing independence in 1776, reviews past observances from Buffalo to Springfield, and urges a sober yet bold honoring of liberty and readiness to defend it.
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Virginia
Richard Henry Lee
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John Adems
America
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Buffalo Journal
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Western Literary and Scientific Academy
Buffalo Band
Sheldon Smith
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Mr. Shelton
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Fillmore House
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Lexington
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St. Patrick
John B. Gough
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American Medical Association
Springfield
Mass
Chauncey M. Depew
United States of America
Train Break Delays Ride As Engine Fails On Line
A cautious ride in a new car with a woman driver turns perilous when a malfunctioning engine stalls at a suburban level crossing. A flagman announces Armsted’s arrival in minutes as the train stops mid track, the crew boosting the car back onto the rails amid suspense.
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Inelina
Ina
Armsted
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The Terrible Future and the Worry About Riches
A dialogue questions the worry about the future as a person laments modest earnings and steady life while fearing what the record of their era will say about their choices when others become wealthy. It contrasts present happiness with long term prospects and parental reflections.
Difference in a Party Night Escapade Rumor
A remark implies rumors of scandal at a party with comments about youth and ostentatious diversions. A grandmother dismisses claims saying youths merely engaged in innocent games, then mentions a boy named Jimmy who allegedly spread a kissing game tale.
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Jimmy
Treasury Eyeing Colored Seals for Denomination Notes
Treasury department in Washington advances a plan to mark currency with a colored seal in a corner to denote denominations. A Philadelphia druggist suggested hues such as green for one dollar pink for two blue for five, though officials resist using different dyes.
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Treasury Department
Wassington
Philadelphia
Treasury
John Smith Named New England Landmark
Capt John Smith of Pocahontas fame helped name New England. In 1614 he explored and mapped the northern coast then called North Virginia and renamed it New England. The Mayflower Pilgrims later adopted the name from Smith's map.
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New England
Pocahontag Fame
Virginia Colony
North
Virginia
Smith
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