Island legal battle fuels Hawaii family dispute
Karen Waterson arrives in Honolulu to claim her grandfather Garrett Waterson’s Alakoa estate. Tonga Dick Wayne, allied with his uncle James Wayne, seeks to bar or control the claim as clues point to a three million dollar asset base and a long-standing Wayne hold on the island. The two sides clash over identity, inheritance, and a possible out of court settlement as the showdown nears.
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Corrugated Wrapping Tricks Improve Gift Presentation
A how to on tidier gift wrapping explains corrugating the paper before decorating. Five steps cover folding, snug wrapping, end folds, and a figure eight slip knot to secure the string for neater, more presentable gifts.
Cleveland Sells Stocks To Buy Community Tree
In 1912 Cleveland issued preferred stock to fund its first community Christmas tree in public square. The sale raised over 12000 without soliciting individuals as thousands gathered around the 70 foot illuminated tree. The idea spread nationwide with thousands of towns adopting community trees each Christmas.
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Hymn History From Wesley to Mendelssohn and Beyond
The hymn Hark the Herald Angels Sing was written in 1789 by Charles Wesley, brother of John Wesley, founder of Methodism. Its melody draws from Mendelssohn’s cantata Gott ist Licht. Adeste Fideles has been translated into 76 languages and is sometimes attributed to Bonaventura of Albanac from the 13th century.
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Dress Shapes Highlighted By Bustline and Fit
A fragment discusses dress design emphasizing the larger woman's silhouette with full bodice sections and the appearance of pounds. It notes individuality and the importance of well cut garments in flattering fit.
General Quiz Challenge Trivia Questions
A set of six quiz prompts asks about sports where swimmers wear suits but avoid water, the Western hemisphere’s largest railroad tunnel, another name for the Suomi, which country trails the US in railroad miles, the year Joe Louis won the heavyweight title, and which god uses the trident as a symbol of authority.
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