Ex-still smasher collects whiskey bottles and jugs
William “Big Six” Henderson, a former treasury agent famed for smashing illegal stills across Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee, now amasses nearly 3000 whiskey decanters complete with likenesses of politicians and celebrities. He keeps a captured still, warns thieves, and recalls Civil War era memories while guarding his unique collection and its rare Beam Distilling Co. bottles.
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Thomas S. Watson
Associated Press
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Big Six” Henderson
Henderson
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First National Bank of Chicago
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Marlow Cook
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Weight limits spark teen self image debate in Monongahela
columnist Erma Bombeck weighs in on Peggy Ward a Monongahela high school majorette kept from games for being over weight by a band instructor citing sideline taunts. Bombeck links to Totie Fields and urges teens to value inner worth over thinness, noting peer pressure and the futility of conforming to mockery.
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Peggy Ward
Monongahela
Totie Fields
Mike Douglas
Totie
Dear Abby letters on secrets and church dating
Dear Abby counsels on handling confidences in a marital affair and the consequences of sharing secrets with relatives. She also notes a reader seeking companionship through church groups and urges appreciation for family and confession.
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