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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
2
A dated booklet advertises guidance for writing letters to keep a lively image. It promises 24 model letters across social business and friendly tones, plus grammar and topic tips, with instructions to send an order.
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In Ogallala with Jody Gordon and Shoshone Wilce wary of heir Bill Roper’s vengeful plan, Earl King lies dead after a clash with powerful rival Ben Thorpe. Jody seeks protection and joins plans to pursue Thorpe while wary foremen and the mystery of Miles City loom.
In Miles City Bill Roper gathers a wild cadre to strike at Lasham and Thorpe. Marquita warns of Lasham's arrival as Roper weighs a final gamble to split rival factions with a dramatic if savage blow. Lasham challenges Roper to draw on five.
A set of trivia prompts asks which American naval hero became a rear admiral for his field work, estimates of American Indian population, the spider lesson learned by a king, the function of a prestidigitator, who spoke at Gettysburg in 1863, the author of a quoted line, where a deodar grows, American men's and women's average height and weight, and whether monarchs ever claimed unemployment insurance.
A set of trivia items lists John Paul Jones education and India population estimates, Scotland and Robert Bruce, sleight of hand, Edward Everett, Disraeli, a forest cedar, and anthropometric trends in height and weight. It notes Ex-King Prajadhipok of Siam dying in England and his unique unemployment insurance claim.
The excerpt outlines three reader types: those who enjoy without judgment, those who judge while enjoying, and those who judge and reproduce the art. It asserts the latter group is very small, reflecting on how true engagement reproduces the work.
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