The Courtship of Mary and Niles Ends in Change
Mary, age twenty, and Niles, twenty nine, rise from a marriage of luxury to a life redefined. After a decade of lavish homes and social success, Mary declares they are finished and seeks a new, simpler path. She now lives in a Connecticut farm house with a bee study husband, pursuing a quieter, purposeful life.
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Mary
Niles
Bradford Arms
Interior and Exterior
Sheraton
Dickens
Niles Gregorys
Europe
America
Wildmere
England
Basque Country
Naples
Mediterranean
Connecticut
Foxes or jackals in biblical peril and pleasure
The Montreal Herald notes a marginal Bible reading suggests Samson captured three hundred jackals rather than foxes. It cites Ovid on using firebrands tied to tails and recalls the Hebrew account to explain how mass captures in ancient times could be plausible.
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Ovid
Samson
Montreal Herald
World's Largest Fish Aquarium Opens to Public
The United States Bureau of Fisheries opened the nations largest freshwater exhibit featuring 40 tanks. When fully stocked the 400 fish will form the biggest display in the country and cost over $2,000 for food alone.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
United States
Uncle Sam
Seagulls Use Aerial Shell Tactics On Vineyard Roads
The Vineyard Gazette reports sea gulls dropping scallops and quahogs from height to crush shellfish and kill rats along the Edgar town Oak Bluffs road near Anthiers Bridge. Captain Chester Robinson explains gulls cue on baited shells to strike rodents, a skill honed like a marksman.
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Vineyard Gazette
Gazette
Vineyard
Edgartown Oak Bluffs
Anthiers Bridge
Chester Robinson
Gull Bomb Dropping Birds Reported on Vineyard Coast
The Vineyard Gazette notes gulls descending to feast on fresh meat and claims the first known instance of bomb dropping behavior by birds. Army aviators may study these birds for tactical hints from their methods and descent patterns.
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Vineyard
Vineyard Gazette
Antiquity of Hawaiian Islands Examined by Scientist
University of California mineralogist Dr. Arthur Starr Eakle estimates Hawaii at least 1,000,000 years old. He cites rock and soil composition showing extreme age with copper indications and iron rich red soils containing manganese, though no silver or gold is found. Exchange.
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Hawaiian Islands
Arthur Starr Eakle
University of California
Hawaii
Seven Officers On Village Police Force In New Jersey
At a mayoral inspection in a small New Jersey town the force showed seven officers five of whom held ranks. The chief captain lieutenant three sergeants and a fingerprint expert stood with the mayor as the patrolman trio marched past.
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New Jersey
Racial Demographics Of United States In 1980 Census
The 1980 census reports 122 775 046 total residents with 108 864 207 whites and 11 891 148 Negroes. Mexicans Indians Japanese Chinese Filipinos Hindoos and Koreans follow in order and 780 are listed as other races.
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America
United States
Eagle Brand touted for strong babies and long history
Ad promotes Eagle Brand for healthy growth and strong bones in infants. It cites a 75 year history since Gail Borden created the product, mentions a 50 infant feeding test confirmed by X rays and growth metrics, and offers a free baby care book and physician reports.
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Eagle Brand
Gail Borden
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Fellows Syrup
U.S
Lindell Boulevard
Granddalk-Lake
Lee
Procter & Gamble
Pglya
Bobbie Holcombe
Howell Mill Rd
Atlanta, Ga
W. Gevekoth
Prospect St
New Rochelle
N. Y
Edson R. Tamblyn, Jr
Union St
Ridgewood
N.J
Borden Company
Tus Borpen Company Dept
Borden Building
Madison Avenue
New York
Baby's Welfare
Nan
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