Prohibition raid mistaken identity hits two families in Collinsville
Federal narcotics agents raided the Giglotto and Askew homes in Collinsville and nearby, breaking doors and ransacking rooms under mistaken identity. No warrants were shown, and both families report trauma and financial damage while officials say they will cover damages.
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Giglotty
Collinsville
Tinois
Herbert Giglotto
Lodisa
Osedwine
Giglotto
Giglotta
Donald Askew
Virginia
Prige
FBI
Paul Cigliana
More Cefiann
Associated Press
St. Louis
Federal Drug Abuse Enforcement Program
Language of deceit through the boob tube
A California teacher argues TV shapes belief and urges early media literacy. He cites hours watched, murders seen, and ads counted, urging curricula from elementary levels to counter the language of deceit and raise critical media awareness among youths nationwide.
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David _Burmester
California
Media & Methods Magazine
Turmester
Confidentiality erosion as courts limit Fifth Amendment protections
A Texas lawyer faced IRS demands for work papers on a client's tax liability after a Supreme Court ruling upholding accountant papers. A circuit court extended the principle to lawyers, signaling potential broad erosion of confidentiality. The author warns this could chill communications and enable tyranny.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
Circuit Court of Appeals
IRS
Texas
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Farr
Hala
Richard the Third at Key Biscayne in a wartime political satire
A Washington staged scene places Richard II amid palace intrigue at Key Biscayne. Ziegler reports bad news of courtiers fleeing to Maryland and Virginia while the guard confesses. Richard laments fame and faces impeachment rumors as Baron Ehrlichman and Baron Haldeman pledge departure and patronize patience amid looming scandal.
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Washington
Key Biscayne
Richard II
Duke of Ziegler
Ziegler
Richard
Dean
Maryland
Magruder
Virginia
Graham
Durden
Ebrtichman
Baron Haldeman
Enrlichman
Haldeman
Ghosts and a political peril loom in a fevered dream
A dramatic sequence shows Richard haunted by historical figures and his own guilt as he faces wakefulness. The ghostly visitations condemn him for past perjuries while a messenger delivers a deadly political warning. The dream ends with a call to action and a threat to Richards life.
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Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Richard
Earl of Muskie
Ghost of Muskie
Manchester
AeGovern
Dakota
McCavern
Duke of
Rebozo
Chard
Tebow
Soverei
Freedom and self control in a 1973 Columbus message
Telegram layout from Your Freedom Newspaper voices belief that true freedom comes from God not government. It argues self-control, moral guiding principles, and references the Coveting Commandment and the Declaration of Independence. Dated Thursday May 10 1973 Columbus Nebraska.
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Mar ix
Columbus
Nebraske
Bad breath causes and how to handle it
Dr Lamb explains that persistent bad breath stems from teeth and gums, tongue coating, sinus and throat issues, liver and lung diseases, and digestive disturbances. A medical exam should assess sinuses, teeth, lungs, and digestion to locate the source. He also advises addressing a mole that regrew after removal by prompt medical evaluation and potential re-removal if in a vulnerable area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Ain
Lamb
Papacy Across Sees 1Named2 48 Czech Woe
Puzzle style clued list with scattered terms including references to Papacy, Czech, English composer, English gourd, Latin ib lite, and various scattered fragments. Reads like a cryptic or word puzzle page segment with multiple disconnected items.
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M Farcota
Trivia Q&A: Guinness World Large Marble and Ancient Umpire Glasses
A compilation of historical quiz questions and answers covers topics from the Tam of the Unknown Soldier’s marble coping stone in Arlington to wolverine traits at extreme cold. It also recalls the first Chamber of Commerce in New York in 1763, Constantine as Roman emperor, Eddie Rommel as umpire in 1956, and auto safety mandates in New York.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Eddie Rommel
Idealism and Watergate Reflections on Gatsby and National Mood
A reflective essay links The Great Gatsby to Watergate, arguing idealism drew White House aides into crime. It contrasts Gatsby’s dream with crude wealth, noting belief in a purer America shaped their actions and the era’s political psychology.
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Scott Fitzgerald
Great Gatsby
Dartmouth
White House
New York Review of Books
Nixon Lang
Democratic Party
America
New York
Washington
Republic
Fitzgerald
Jay Gatsby
Daisy Buchanan
Gatsby
Gatsby echoes in Nixon era notes of idealism and ruthlessness
The passage links Fitzgeralds Gatsby to Nixon era politics, noting Wolfsheim like figures, Warner connections, and a critique of unbridled American scientism. It frames Jeb Magruder and Nixon as driven by idealism that collides with power, suggesting a mirrored fate of excess.
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Daisy
Chicago
Meyer Wolfsielin
Arnold Rothstein
Gatsby
Nick
Wuggerald
Jeb Magruder
Meyer Wolfsheim
Nixontens
Richard Nixon
White House
The Las Generation and the Michigan Countryside Echoes
Curtis Stadtfeld writes in Audubon Magazine about America’s changing life from frontier days to urban sprawl. The essay revisits Mecpata County Michigan, recalling ancestral roots, German parish services, and a rural past where crops grew, bells rang, and lines were carved on barns.
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America
Curtis Stadtfeld
Essa
Audubon Magazine
Mr. Stadtfeld
Mecpata County
Michigan
Sladhfeld
Remembering Mecosta: a portrait of farming life fading
Curtis Stadtfeld writes of Mecosta County and its vanished organic life as modernization reshapes rural America. He celebrates the past while warning that industrial progress erodes community bonds, urging Americans to seek dignity and meaning amid urbanized life.
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Mr. Stadtfeld
Mecosta
Curtis Stadlfeld
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