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The text notes Thomas Jefferson's lineage with Peter Jefferson and Jane Randolph, then compares language learning times for Arabic and Latin. It cites 275 Great Lakes ore ships moving about 78 million tons of iron ore in 1947, a peacetime record, and references a mop erecope sun energy finding and wartime oil and garden notes in Japan in 1947.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Peter Jefferson
Jane Randolph
Willam Randolph
Tuckahoe
Great Lakes
United States Army
Oilleas Gardens
Japan
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Oklahoma Territory Opening to Public in 1889
The text notes that apart from a narrow strip north of Texas, the Oklahoma region was organized in 1834 as Indian territory. White settlers were barred, but a large influx arrived from across the country. A central area remained unsettled by the US government and opened to the public in April 1889, with more than 10,000 persons entering in one day.
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Texas
Oklahoma
United States
Puzzle Corner Word Grid Clues and Cryptoquote
A cryptogram puzzle sample includes a list of clue numbers with definitions and a cryptoquote with mixed letters. The page shows partial entries for cryptic and crossword style tasks, including an incomplete quote and scrambled letter lines.
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