Rights in Liberty and Its Cornerstone Freedoms
A compact examination of the rights to liberty, speech, property and privacy, tracing their philosophical origins from Mills and Locke to modern practice. The piece discusses freedom of movement and travel restrictions, censorship, private property regulation, and the right to privacy, ending with a warning about liberty’s fragility and vigilance.
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United States
Mills
Epictetus
Mediterranean
John Locke
Cyprus
Ford
U.S.S.R
Israel
Sinai
U.S
Supreme Court
California
Curran
America
James R. Mann
South Carolina
Farm yarn contrasts squash and pumpkin pies on Thanksgiving
A Maine dispatch reflects on farm life and a long running distinction between pumpkin and squash pies. The author recalls cow pumpkins, square pans, and biscuit-sheet pies baked in a rectangular crust, noting how squash pies use squash meat while pumpkin pies use pumpkin custard, with factory canning of pumpkin pie mix nearby and a nostalgic gratitude for square pies.
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Groceterias
Bear rug quip echoes at Ellsworth tale of pride
In the Ellsworth American Maine a humorous tale centers on a boastful explorer who proclaims he shot a bear in Canada. The weary listener quips that the bear makes a better rug, delivering a playful punchline to the brag.
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Explorer
Canada
Thanksgiving Day Hunters Survive Deluge With Big Bucks
Bennington hunters Paul Kittel and Andrew Crosier braved heavy rain and fog to return with 150 pound Shaftsbury buck and 120 pound dressed animal. Four respected locals faced long woods and fog that kept them lost until Saturday dawn after a hunting trip.
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Bennington
Paul Kittel
Shaftsbury
Andrew Crosier
Clarence Percey
Harry Percey
John Percey
George Noyes
Complaint Trail Through Window Six Ends At Hell Visa
The narrative traces Francisco Franco’s quest to file a complaint at Window One, then navigate Window Two for a line permit, and finally be directed to Window Six where a hell visa is implied. Parallel storm damage reports estimate $75,000 in road harm. Vermont lines out of service affect Bennington area.
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Francisco Franco
New York Department of Motor Vehicles
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart
Alexander Hamilton
Henry VIII
Tudor England
Window
Franco
Spain
Window Six
Ivor S. Pelsne
Vermont
Bennington
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Friendship, Maine
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New York
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Hell
Room
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Old Academy
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tehran
Iran
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Nazi Germany
Upperville
Grenoble
Florsheim
Gladstone's
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Tous Nos Magasins
Gladstones
Burlington
Upper Church
ST. Albans
North Main St
Barre
Newport
Main St
Rutland
Rutland Plaza
Winooski
West Canal St
Plattsburgh
Pyramid Mall
St. Michael’s College
Buffalo State
Kings College
Bryant
St. Michael's
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