Aged Clocks and Tales Told in Wooden Craft
Two antique clocks feature in a tale about a Mirae style timepiece and a Bartholomew owned clock from 1812, both wooden works with wine storage claims. A third clock by Charles S. Taylor, aged about two millennia, is tied to local lore and a cautionary fable about teaching children.
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Fifty Fifty A Hide in the Musk of Steetehng the Truth
A fragmentary note recounts a young woman named Auntie warning she cannot believ a hoax, amid a muddled tale of truth and deceit. The text hints at family pressure and uncertainty without clear events or locations.
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Mise Miamil Chosen Miss Luath Woodall for Atlantic City
The pageant winner Miss Luath Woodall was selected from a group of around two hundred beauty contestants. She will represent her city in the forthcoming beauty contest to be held in Atlantic City.
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