Alger's Reissued Silas Snobden Offer Boy Novel
Doubleday releases a long forgotten Horatio Alger story originally serialized in Argosy 1889 90 under a pseudonym now attributed to Alger. The tale follows the classic rise from poverty through luck and bravery as the hero ascends after thwarting danger and winning a reward.
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Horatio Alger
Granddad
Silas Snobden
Argosy Magazine
Alger
Doubleday and Company
Silas Snohden
Silas Snabden
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing details
Local newspaper page lists editors publishers and department heads for Baytown Texas with contact information and publishing details. It notes office address 317 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77520 and 77520 postal service access. It mentions distribution by carrier and annual rates, plus affiliation with Associated Press and other networks.
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Baytown
Texas Post Office
Euncasa
Memiarial Dineen Bavidan
Taras
Natonally Ty General Advertiang Service
Separtan
Incana Coastal Publications
Herve
Prothrombin Time and Health Facts from Dr Lamb
Reader questions Dr Lamb answers about prothrombin blood tests, Coumadin therapy, and heart attack prevention. He explains how normal and patient clotting times compare, risks of over and under treatment, and cautions on alcohol and sedatives. He also discusses kissing and disease transmission in general terms.
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Dr. Lamb
Tam Tal
Lamb
Bible Verse From II Timothy 3 15
A brief Bible verse notes that from a child thou hast known the holy scriptures which can make thee wise unto salvation through faith in Christ Jesus.
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Jesus
Timothy
Truth In Watergate Case May Never Come To Light
Analysis argues the Watergate truth may remain hidden due to double jeopardy and memory doubts. The piece contrasts political money with past norms, citing GM profits and huge campaign costs, and notes Senate and gubernatorial race funding levels as examples of escalating political spending.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Aurean
Watergate
Republican Party
Nixon aides target Jack Anderson and Washington Post
White House insiders say President Nixon and Haldeman planned to “nail” Anderson and the Post. Haldeman translated hostile press remarks into action while Nixon’s attitude toward the media grew harsher after scandals and leaks, especially at the Washington Post. The anger peaked after uncovering secret documents on India Pakistan policy and the ITT affair.
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Washington
White House
Jack Anderson
Washington Post
Nixon
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Haldeman
John F. Kennedy
Nixon-Agnew
Nixon - Agnew
McGovern
Shriver
Hanoi
America
Carping
Haldeman Clique
Henry Kissinger
U. S
India - Pakistan
ITT
Sonny Wintzell’s Tecumseh Quest Beneath Mobile Bay
Sonny Wintzell, Mobile restaurateur, obsessively pursues the Civil War ironclad Tecumseh buried under 32 feet of mud in Mobile Bay. He claims to have located the wreck with a diver and a weighted chain, envisions a tourist draw, and clashes with authorities over salvage rights while Smithsonian plans to display the ship in Washington.
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Mobile
Sonny Wintzell
Wintzell
Sonny
Mobile Bay
Adm
David Farragut
Fort Morgan
Siu
Congress
Wintzells
Bayou la Barry
James Oliver Wintzell
Dauphin Street
Ollie Wintzell
Aloma
Washington
Tinues
Alabama
George Co Wallace
C.S Navy
Smithsonian Institution
Sea Head
South
California
Florida
Milwaukee
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AOA
Amerian Daa Lawyers Association
Malaya
Africa
Turkey
KE Salvador
The
Baytown Sun
Presta Pode
Dim Finley Waihi Orin
Paul Purman
Dwight Monthy
Leon Brown
Biptse
E ‘Ditorlal
Rerass
Fred Iuriman
Jnho Wadley Pau
Pyutvatt Sin Be
Pritchett
Lawrence E. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wall Street
General Motors
Richard Nixon
Navy
By Murray Olderman
Dauphine
Bon Secours Bay
Federal Monitor Tecumseh
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