Thayer's Wife Tony Peyton Speaks On Campus Case
In Marland jail Tony Peyton reveals she is Pat Thayer's wife and explains she married Thayer to force Ivy Welch aside. Detective Jim Hanvey confronts her with questions about Larry Welch, Thayer, and the love triangle as the investigation deepens.
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Marland
Jim Hanvey
Antoinette Peyton
Reagan
Hanvey
Miss Peyton
Peyton
Tony
Jim
Mr. Thayer
Ivy Welch
Thayer
Ivy
Jim Blanney
Pat
Tam Pat Thayer
John Reagan
Pat Thayer
Harvey
Harney
Hanvery
Larry Welch
Tony Peyton
Manvey
Watt
Plena
Mims
Tsippone
Tranvey
Rengin
Milas Peyton
Larry
Ble
Talking Westerns and Truth From a Cowboy Filmmaker
In a memoir style reminiscence Mal C. Merman recalls a rough past as Texas Ranger and stunt man, his move to Hollywood, and his mission to reform Western films. He details signing with William Fox, writing and directing early pictures, and his belief that cinema should model virtue over vice for American boys.
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Nana
Selig Company
Teddy
el Paso
Selig
West
California
San Bernardino
San Berdue
Hollywood
Proud of Her Feet Helen Mack Vanity Habit
A fragment notes a woman named Helen Mack cherishing her feet and collecting items that enhance their small appearance, making it a personal vanity and hobby.
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Helen Mack
Butter Cake and Gingerbread Tips for Home Bakers
A reader asks for moist airy gingerbread and tips to bake butter cakes. The article covers pan prep using greased paper, oven temps, and the effect of baking powders. It provides a standard butter cake recipe with measurements, creaming method, and layering idea, plus notes on batter handling and substituting pan types.
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Mike
Alek
Angel
Nour & Temepoons
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Franklin's first public library idea sparks subscription model
Benjamin Franklin described the Junto club members sharing books and forming a subscription library as his first public project. After about a year they retrieved their books, and he notes this was the mother of North America's many subscription libraries.
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Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Junto Club
What Mathematics Is The Science Of
The question of what mathematics shall be said to be has been discussed for 2000 years. A common but inadequate definition calls it the science of finding out how many and how much or the science of measurement.
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Riya M
PecoRnIne
Tony
Renee
Washington Star
Paper weights vary with factors and plate wear
The weight of paper varies up to six percent due to factors like moisture and atmosphere. Blank pauper varies slightly in thickness and weight. Notes from new plates hold more ink than those from worn plates, and moisture content changes with the atmosphere.
Age of China Traditions Trace Early Civilization
The article links eastern Asian civilization to around 2872 B C with ruler Fubsi as organizer during early hunter gatherer society.
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Eastern
Asia
Fubsi
Tshing
Tailor Fish Described as Active Atlantic Food Prize
The tailor or bluefish Cheilodipterus calcatrix is a voracious predator found in many seas and is a significant food fish on the US Atlantic coast. It typically weighs three to five pounds but can grow larger, preying on other species such as menhaden. Young fish are known as snappers.
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Atlantic
United States
Leather hides leather from wide range of wild animal skins
The Department of Commerce reports leather now uses skins from monkeys frogs snakes kangaroos alligators crocodiles and various fishes. Ostrich skins have been used to produce leather as part of a worldwide hunt for fashionable hides.
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Department of Commerce
Chattering Owls Use Burrows for Homes Across Plains
The burrowing owl of the North and South American plains does not hoot. Its cry resembles a cuckoo’s chatter. It nests in abandoned ground squirrel burrows or digs its own hole to lay eggs.
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North
South America
Marks of a Superior Man Poise and Leadership
Emerson notes a leader’s mark is absence of pretension and restraint from bragging while focusing on action. The quote highlights that true leadership is measured by performance, not promises, illustrating a practical standard for sensible, successful men.
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Emerson
Private Money Tradespeople Shaped Coins in the 18th Century
Private money tradespeople issued tokens and coins as small change while authorities refused to meet demand. The eighteenth century produced the Swest examples, now mostly found in museums.
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London
Word to Game Heel We Are the Supreme Egotsists of Creation
Quote asserts a self styled, dominant stance claiming supremacy and control over all creation. No additional context provided about source, date, or attributing individuals or organizations.
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WRU
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Burt
Mal C. Merman
By Tom MIX
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Mr. Fox
Babe Ruth
Lindbergh
America
Tom Mix
Commander In Chief
American Expeditionary Forces
Age of China
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
Parker
Tecor
Pecomee
Tincox Chemical Works
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