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Horizontal and vertical entries include notes on actors and deeds such as notes in scale, herb names, and forms of be. The puzzle weaves clues for fruits vegetables and mythic figures, with entries like sun god and Constellation guiding the solver through a themed grid.
Stonewall Jackson on new 4 cent army stamp
The stamp honors Confederate general Thomas J. Jackson known as Stonewall. It notes his early life as an orphan, West Point, Mexican War service, and rise under Lee. It highlights his surprise marches, Chancellorsville victory, mortal wounding, and death at 39.
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Ike
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Bull Run
Stonewall” Jackson
Lee
Jackson
West Point
Virginia Military Institute
South
Chancellorsville
Robert E. Lee
Why gold leaf and alloy shape our world
Uncle Ray explains why gold is beaten into thin leaf for gilding frames and furniture and used in dentistry. He notes 24 carat gold is pure but too soft for rings, so alloys with silver or copper create 18 carat or other blends. He also describes color varieties such as electrum, red, green, and blue gold and shares a museum anecdote about a heavy fist sized gold lump.
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Goldbeater
State to pay back 1933 back salaries to employees
Raleigh April 3. About half of state department employees have received checks for back pay totaling 25 percent of their April May and June 1933 salaries. When all are paid the total will reach about 420000 dollars. The refunds apply to current and former employees on or off the payroll. Lawmakers in 1937 decided the deduction was a debt owed and required repayment.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
General Assembly
George Ross Pou
Nine seek Salisbury city council seats in April primary
Four seats on the Salisbury city council are contested in the Democratic municipal primary on April 26. Nine candidates filed to compete for the four nominations, with voters choosing the lineup for the next council term.
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Salisbury
Giraffe Reveals Striking Movement in Neck Bridge
A peculiar observation notes a giraffe lowering cud in view of a bridge, with the eight foot neck seemingly moving the structure as it chews. The scene blends animal behavior with a visible architectural response, hinting at surprising interactions between biology and engineering.
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