Whisky tasters up a storm Miss Plamp’s odd profession
Louisville chemist Marjorie Plamp works as a full time whisky taser tasting 20 to 90 samples daily at Brown Forman distillery. She swallows none of it, instead spitting after a brief sip. She limits her personal intake to social occasions, with a strict two trunk capacity. She defends the fusel oil claim and notes government oversight and family acceptance.
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Boyle - Fee
New York
Marjorie
Plamp
Kentucky
Miss Phamp
Louisville
Brown-Forman
Miss Plamp
Lou Bhave
Bali
21 Pass Drivers Tests On Thursday
Twenty one persons passed drivers tests at the State Armory in tests conducted by State Motor Vehicle inspectors Thursday. Read names from Frederick Carroll Eugene Eaves Merle Ann Kuehne Geneve Garnetta Brachey Waters fe Pe eadel Noho Lee Shae Jo Camp Detrick Jack Milton Myers Joseph William Tibbs Edward Bernard Moore Alf red Joseph Droneburg West Patrick street Aephas Thornhill Raines North Market street Gerald William Jones Y. MLC Also Donald Lee Brown Thur mont Alta Cleo Renn Jefferson James Rutell Day Monrovia C Wayne Parsons Waterford Virginia Rosalie Kine Myersville Donald Hubert Nicholson Poolesville Harley William Webber Knoxville Thomas Leonard Naill Mt. Airy Harold Ray Willard Lantz Paul David Bowens Walk ersville Stephanie Jones Clement Clarksburg
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State Armory
Frederick
Carroll Eugene Eaves
RFD
Merle Ann Kuehne
Wilson Place
Geneve Garnetta Brachey
South Jagee
Waters Fe
Pe Eadel
Noho Lee Shae Jo
Camp Detrick
Jack Milton
North Market Street
Gerald William Jones
Y. Mlc
Donald Lee Brown
Thurmont
Alta Cleo Renn
Jefferson
James Rutell Day
Monrovia
C. Wayne Parsons
Waterford
Virginia
Rosalie Kine
Myersville
Donald Hubert Nicholson
Poolesville
Harley William Webber
Knoxville
Thomas Leonard Naill
Mt. Airy
Harold Ray Willard
Lantz
Paul David Bowens
Walkersville
Stephanie Jones Clement
Clarksburg
Witness Paul's appeal to be reconciled to God
A compact biblical note cites Paul urging reconciliation with God and recalls scripture about God in Christ reconciling the world, not imputing trespasses. The reference points to Romans and Correlation style citations as a catechetical reminder.
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Paul
Pagus Gnanel
Anniversaries and Births from America Today
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists 18th to 19th century figures born in Salem Boston and Brooklyn among others. Highlights include Israel Putman born Salem died 1790 and Millard Fillmore born in New York state with later federal service. Also notes Oliver Kelley founder of the National Grange and James Angell longtime University of Michigan president with dates. The piece moves to Today in History covering the first presidential election in 1789 and Civil War era landings and notable events.
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Israel Putman
News of
Lexington and Concord
Salem
Mass
Daniel Tyler
Brooklyn
Tevddate
N. Y
Oliver H. Kelley
Minnesota
National Grange
Boston
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Scituate
R. I
George — Bronson” Howard
Howard Co
Mexico
Tweed
New York
Tweed Ring
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Philippines
Army
Zwicker
Dentist Peress
Irvine H. Page
Cleveland
American Heart Asso
Indianapolis
William §. Middleton
The
Veterans Administration
Norristown
Frank E. Holman
Seattle
Obscure now and then names in a town notes page
A jumble of biographical blurbs and social notes from a town page. Names include Wash and Charlie N Ahpeg a lege Station Tex tied to the Federal Reserve Board with scattered birthplaces and ages. Other items mention Emmitsburg, Floyd C Miller, John Noonan family, and local Legion post activities.
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Wash
The
Americas Bar Association
Price
Utah
Charlie
Ahpeg Alege Station
Tex
Federal Reserve Board
Litletown
Colo
Harry Caplan
Cornell University
Hoag’s Corners
N. Y
Emmitsburg
Floyd C. Miller
Little Falls
John Noonan
United States
Sims 4 the author of a new book puntaing the historical background
The article notes Sims authored a new book detailing historical background and basis for titles in West Virginia. It references the creation of many counties before statehood, with research dating back to colonial times and laws as old as 1704. The piece mentions meeting details and December event notes.
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Sims
West Virginia
Carte Vets Offginia Assembly
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Cindy
Charmaigne
Springfield
James Petrozello
East Orange
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York
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William E. Gilroy
St. Paul
Lancer
God
William
Hood
West Patrick St
Styles
Correct Shoes, Inc
East Patrick St
Know
America
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Main St
Boonsboro, Md
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Mrs. H.C. Nafley
Prop
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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Philadelphia
Wroxell
Joeend Tinerman
Germany
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Elizabett
Bram
St. Josephs High School
Samuel Waya- Man
Charles Wagaman
Earl Feits
Baltimore
Charles Wagaman Feitz
Wagamian
American Legion
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States
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Ray B. Zimmerman
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Member
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Shatdes
Barner
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George Overholtz
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Winchester
Pearre
Brad
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Frigidaire
Imperial
Semnete Automatic
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