Armories in New York Barred from Public Access
Every armory in New York state has been placed under military guard with buildings closed to the public to prevent possible sabotage. Local authorities report heightened security measures across facilities amid tense conditions.
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New York State
Golf in the Dark Night Clubbed By Night Laughs
A husband arrives home late and explains he played golf at night using the night clubs. His wife questions the unearthly hour, and he insists the game was in darkness despite her disbelief. The tale ends with a humorous misdirection about evening recreation.
These Things Endure and Moral Principles
A quotation from Daniel Webster's 1852 Speech in Faneuil Hall stresses lasting impact through shaping immortal minds. It argues marble and bras fade, temples crumble, yet engraving high principles and fear of God endures, brightening for all eternity.
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Daniel Webster
Faneuil Hall
Tragic Handicap of Beethoven and Other Facts
Beethoven endured deafness. Meteorites are hot in atmosphere but many are cold on impact. Colby Wisconsin reported a frost covered one on July 4, 1927. Diamonds can explode under certain conditions. The Bride of the Adriatic refers to a European city nickname. The tuxedo originated in the United States in the late 19th century. Some dogs are born without tails or have very short tails. Frankincense comes from Boswellia trees. A decimated army loses one tenth of its men. The Parthenon ruins are in Athens, Greece. Beavers are not particularly aggressive but can be shy in the wild.
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A Quiz With Answers on Various Subjects
A quiz with answers covers diverse topics including Venice Bowery dance halls in New York early nineties the Schipperke poodie Frankincense as a fragrant gum resin one tenth Athens diamonds exploding when mined and beaver behavior in combat with its aquatic foe citer
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Has Been Footnote in Ladies' Home Journal
A playful verse on what is preferable to being a could have been or might have been, contrasting maybes with has beens and never weres, tied to a mention of Ladies' Home Journal as a cultural touchstone.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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