Odd World War II Marriages and Ancient Trade Facts
The clippings note that over 100000 WWII servicemen wed foreign brides, while WWI doughboys totaled about 8000 with four fifths of those marriages succeeding. It also mentions a device that charges dust to collect it, a sap beetle with juice-sipping mouthparts, the Hanseatic League of 90 German towns, and that oil was used medicinally in Bavaria by 1436.
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Hamburg
Bremen
Lubeck
Bavaria
Early White House Marriages and Oak Hill Home Mentioned
Factographs note the first marriage during James Madison's era on March 11, 1811 with Todd as justice of the U S supreme court currency cited. It mentions Lacy Baron Washington, widow of George Steptoe Washington, and Dolly Payne Madison's nephew. It also references James Monroe around 1823 moving to a country home at Oak Hill Virginia designed by Thomas and Jette and built by James Hoban.
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White House
Washington
James Madison
Ed Todd
U. S. Supreme
Lacy Baron Weshington
George Steptoe Weshington
Dolly Payne Madison
White
U. S
James Monros
Oak Hill
Thomas
Jette
James Hoban
Ti Ne White
Puzzle Corner and Cryptoquote Challenge Featured
Puzzle Corner Across clues include hairless sharp sound strings domes and roads plus temple father and distant terms. A cryptogram quotation HY PDX DMLN'G GD TMIXG GZHY reveals DEAD SCANDALS FORM, while topics range from dissection by Byron to a bee subjects list.
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Byron
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Pagcor Engeran
Brick Bradford
June
Wanchi
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
Brick
WOLF
Ando
Paul
Hubba
Uys
Oes
Big Sister
Kit
SIL
Donnie
Helix the Cat
Les Forgrave
Scott
Charles Martell
U.S. Merchant Marine
Palestine
R.J. Scott
Ynhicatr, i
Ome Town
Stanley
SPA
Aig
Aoah
Beegee Charlotte
AIC
Sally
Daily Crossword
Vipera
Bitter-vetch
Twa
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