Papen and Turkey World War I figure's move raises questions
The piece surveys Franz von Papen's career from his WWI role as a German military attache to later intrigues and exile. It notes his labeling of Americans as idiotic Yankees, his brief involvement in munitions plots, and his shifting posts including Vienna and now Turkey, implying mixed judgments on his influence and motives.
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Franz
Papen
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Muri
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Hindenburg
Austria
Vienna
Rabies and Hydrophobia Facts for Pet Owners
A historic health note explains rabies in animals and humans, detailing symptoms from irritability to paralysis. It notes dog bites most often spread the disease and stresses veterinary diagnosis. England and Massachusetts offer quarantine steps to prevent rabies, with upcoming gardening and home vegetable notes.
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Pasteur
England
Famous Conductor Puzzle Clues and Answers
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered items. It includes references to a conductor, musical terms, and various wordplay hints, with partial theme entries and several enumerated definitions. The readable portions suggest a themed music crossword from a periodical.
Answers to Cranium Crackers Wordplay Quiz Item
The page presents five quirky lines from a fiction style crossword quiz. Entries reference a skipper buying a sail, an adventurer planning a future journey to Rayne, a party moving toward danger with a prospector's aid, a character discarding a paper and saying a garbled exclamation, and a wry line about wasting food leading to imperfect results.
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Rayne
Young Bookkeeper Finds Garden Pays Him Well
Hillsboro North Carolina reports 13 year old Jack Finley kept books for a garden plot 103 feet square earning 80 cents per hour for 69 hours of labor. He lists produce including onions cabbage beets and more with total sales of 73.14 and costs for seed fertilizer reaching 17.35, leaving a profit of 54.20.
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Hillsboro
N. C
Jack Finley
Remarkable 1849 Donner Party Memoir Survives Harsh Trek
Fragmentary excerpts recount the brutal winter journey of a pioneer party. Food scarce, folk die frozen in the snow while others cling to hope. A single survivor-led march toward safety ends in tragedy and wreckage of humanity.
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