Fishing party chaos ends with ban on 50-pound red
Dean and Ellen chase a big red fish aboard a yacht club trip as tensions rise with Mr Blain and Walter Williams. A game warden fines fifty dollars for a 50-pound catch, triggering a firing and a power shift at the boat company. Ellen hints at future plans as Walter contemplates further business moves and Dean’s move into a new boat venture.
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Three's A Crowd On The Cabin Cruiser
A sunlit cruise along the water finds Ellen Blain her father and Dean with a handsome young boat salesman aboard. Mr Blain asserts independence as he selects the strongest rod and reel while Walter watches.
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Treasure Unearthed in Alps by US Soldiers
US Sixth Army infantry division uncovered a vast Hungarian treasure hidden on a Alpine crag near Spital am Pyhrn. Sargent William J. De Huszar led the discovery featuring gold bullion, banknote plates, Reichsmarks, art treasures, jewels, and currency from Budapest era, guarded by Hungarian officials and gendarmes.
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Branding Cattle in Canada and Brazil Regulated
The article discusses branding practices for cattle in Western Canada and Brazil. It notes brands can damage hides and reduce leather value, suggesting the smallest practical marks for identification. Brazil in 1939 banned body branding, allowing only marks within a 4 inch circle on the cheek, neck, or legs below the belly line.
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Brazil
Recipes Bride's Cake and World Facts
A fragment lists Bride's Cake ingredients and method with butter sugar eggs milk vanilla lemon juice and mixed fruit plus nuts and bake steps. The text also mentions four nations bordering the Black Sea Russia Turkey Romania and Bulgaria, suggesting a pasted note of unrelated geography.
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Japan's land grab and world reach cited in war history
The piece asserts Japan seized about 2.8 million square miles over 90 years, absorbing populations from eight nations including China Britain and the United States with territories like Guam Wake and the Philippines. It notes incendiary air attacks began in 1915 during a Zeppelin raid on London with 90 bombs.
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Wake
Philippines
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