Franklin and the birth of press freedom in America
In early English and colonial printing the license bound press to government control. James Franklin defied licensing, starting the New England Courant in Boston with Ben Franklin as nominal editor. The paper mocked leaders, pushed independence, and inspired later presses to separate government from newspapers.
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Fortune-finding puzzle game from 1968 feature
A small game describes counting letters in a first name and adjusting by four or three to obtain a key number. Read a grid from left to right using checked positions to reveal a daily fortune. 828 King Features Syndicate, Inc., 1968 World rights reserved.
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Farmer chases jackal 12 miles to corner in Windhoek
Endurance tale from Windhoek reports farmer G. Drotsche pursuing a jackal on foot for 12 miles before cornering it. The animal was killed by farmhand with dogs once the farmer exhausted. The feat was described as previously impossible by locals.
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