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Life Lessons Learned From Being a Kid Again
Colorful Bubble Fun
The Truth About Summer Drinks and Your Dental Health
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Young Sports Journalist’s Heartwarming Success Story
Your Monthly Need-to-Knows
Quinoa Veggie Bowl
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A Treasure Trove of July Trivia!
EXPLORE JULY’S RICH HISTORICAL TAPESTRY JULY IS MORE THAN JUST INDEPENDENCE DAY
HOT DOG SEASON July is National Hot Dog Month in the United States, celebrated with hot dog eating contests and summer cookouts nationwide. According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council, Americans typically consume about 150 million hot dogs on the Fourth of July alone!
July is not just about fireworks and barbecues — it’s a month rich with history and quirky facts that make it unique. Whether you’re enjoying summer vacation or looking for conversation starters at your next family gathering, here are four fun facts and trivia about July that are sure to entertain and inform. THE ORIGINS OF JULY July was named in honor of Julius Caesar following his reform of the calendar system. Before these changes, the year began in March, and July was originally called Quintilis, which means the fifth month in Latin. After Caesar’s death, Quintilis was renamed July to celebrate his achievements, most notably the introduction of the Julian calendar. A MONTH FOR PRESIDENTS July has presidential significance in the U.S. It is when Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, two signatories of the Declaration of Independence and former presidents, died within hours of each other on July 4, 1826. Remarkably, another early U.S. president, James Monroe, died on July 4, five years later in 1831.
LITERARY BIRTHDAYS July has been a significant month for the birth of several famous authors. Ernest Hemingway, the American novelist, was born on July 21, 1899. Beatrix Potter, known for her charming children’s books featuring animals like Peter Rabbit, was born on July 28, 1866. Other celebrated writers born this month include Emily Bronte, Henry David Thoreau, and J.K. Rowling! From historical anniversaries to cultural celebrations, July offers more than just summer heat — it’s a month of history and excitement. So, as you enjoy your summer activities, take a moment to appreciate the rich tapestry of events and milestones that make July truly special!
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