Basement Makeover Becomes Family Recreation Room
City homeowners Marita and Leonard convert a basement to a multipurpose play and recreation area to accommodate growing children. They plan a new furnace, painted walls, insulation, woodwork harmonized with floors, and room for a sewing kit, chair, lamp, card table, and possible ping pong setup.
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Marita
Leonard
Mat
Hara
Martha
O¢Ker
Uslas
Haiti Relics Point to Indian Migration Toward North
Smithsonian researchers in Haiti found relics suggesting that ancient Caribbean peoples moved northward into the Bahamas and beyond, possibly 700 years before Columbus. The study ties Arawak descendants to early exploration and notes Carib conflicts shaped migration. The report links these finds to broader Atlantic movement and cultural remnants used by Carib religious practitioners.
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Washington
Columbus
South America
Herbert W. Kreiger
Smithsonian Institution
Haiti
Europe
Canada
Rettle
Caribe
Wear Indies
Untitled Historical Note Buried in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a past scene involving individuals named Diana, Parker, and a secretary visiting the Danes. The readable items imply a sales context and a desk key, with references to a book sales man and a gift, though details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Parker
Diana
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