Rainmaking boom boosts funding hopes for weather trials
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Dead Sure Truine Mor tality Mentioned in Jewelers Circular
Fragmentary lines show Miss Russellinia Waldo How and Miss Olivinia Lowell discussing cleaning and displaying summer and fall spectacles. Source text also includes a cryptic note about a dead sure mortality linked to Truine Man.
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Jenny Lind the philanthropist not just a singer
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