Grandfather reveals Leitha is his granddaughter
At a dinner with Mason Tannahill and care team Leitha learns the old man is her grandfather and her mother was his daughter. The confession follows stubborn resistance as Leitha grapples with shock, love, and the future of her nursing role.
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Leitha
Tanis
Justin
Andres
Charlene
Robert
Gates
Mr. Tannahill
Robert Gates
Mason Tannahill
Mason
Union
Tannahill
Ann
Pilot Buzzer Deer to Foil Hunters
Minneapolis flier Joe O Neal was returning from a fox hunt when four deer were stalked by four hunters near Shakopee. He buzzed the deer to separate them from the armed men, calling it a wardens’ job amid deer poaching along the Minnesota river valley.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Joe O'Neal
Minnesota River
Shakopee
O'Neal
Joe
Lincoln Letter Found In Attic Delivers Lincoln Douglas Debate Note
A Georgia man reports finding a longhand letter signed A Lincoln to Hon. S A Douglas dated July 31 1858 in Springfield. The note discusses debate openings and terms and mentions Hillsboro and journals. Lincoln and Douglas clashed over slavery in 1858 and 1860.
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Cartersville
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Harry Womelsdorf
A. Lincoln
A. Douglas
Womelsdorf
Springfield
Douglas
Beestorm Near Belton School Injures 300 Children
Beees escaped from a transport truck at a traffic light in front of an elementary school in Belton Texas during noon recess. About 300 children were stung as they fled into the building and were treated on site or sent home.
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Belton
Tex
Milwaukee Police Film Drunk Drivers for Evidence
Milwaukee police plan to film color motion pictures of drivers charged with driving while intoxicated to use as court evidence. The experiments will start once a studio is arranged at the safety building where tipsy motorists undergo standard tests while a camera records their actions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John W. Polcyn
Navy Sends Photos Record Distance From Burton Island
The Navy reports a record 10 581 miles for regular radiophoto transmissions from its mobile unit on the Burton Island icebreaker. The ship, base of the Antarctic Expedition, sends daily weather charts and photographs to Washington from the Davis Sea near the Shackleton shelf, a first for Antarctic weather transmissions begun December 15.
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Washington
Navy
Burton Island
Navy Antarctic Expedition
Davis Sea
Shackleton Ice Shelf
Antarctic
Frontiersman Judge Fines Coot in Desert Town
In early Arizona a stern judge ruled with six guns and iron will. The town’s sole book was a mail-order catalog. He opened it at random and fined a prisoner 3.49 dollars, noting the page with baby dresses before warning the man to keep quiet.
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Arizona
Childcare tips and kitchen helps from a home guide
The text offers practical advice from a domestic manual. It covers baking preparation with waxed paper and flouring dough, foot care with proper footwear, winter safety lessons for preschoolers on traffic signals and dressing, and a tip to keep cookbook pages open with a rubber band.
No Woman Has Set Foot on Antarctica Yet
Article notes that despite discovery 127 years ago and thousands of male explorers, no woman has set foot on Antarctica, a continent of 5,000,000 square miles and about 9 percent of global land area.
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Antarctica
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Chapter
Miss Mallory
Lee
Dr. Gates
Lincoln
Brownsville
Wapres
Texas
Louisiana
Edward E. Bartlett
Brownsville, Texas
Chicago
Foley’s Core
Camfy
Minty
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