Milton Keeps Working After Blindness and Paradise Lost
The article recalls John Milton siding with Cromwell and the Puritans, his rise to public office, and his eventual blindness at about age 40. Despite losing sight he wrote Paradise Lost with help from his daughters and produced one of the great poems, earning roughly 70 dollars.
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Ramon Coffman
John Milton
Cromwell
Charles
Milton
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Local Couples
Several marriage licenses appear with names and ages including Steve J Kuhn 21 and Deborah J Lippmeier 20 both of local addresses. Additional couples include Thomas Rexel Lane 20 and Ruthie Manning 17 and Jeffrey Gann 20 with Jarler Grandberry 16. Other listed pairs feature William Lloyd and Jeanette Campixell and Samuel Rucker 79 with Lou Donathan.
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Steve J. Kuhn
S. Riverview Ave
Miamisburg
Deborah J. Lippmeier
Shamrock Court
Pisgah
Thomas Rexel Lane
Armco
S. Main St
Ruthie Jane Manning
Radabaugh Road
Trenton
Jeffrey Allen Gann
15Th Ave
Jarler Darinda Grandberry
William Walter Lloyd
Ottawa Ave
Alton
Jeanette K. Campixell
Mohawk St
Samuel F. Rucker
Wayne-Madison Road
Lou R. Donathan
Baltimore St
Gary Lee McMurray
Western Southern Life Insurance
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