Jeems and Toinette Cornered by Seneca on Ridge
In a rock hideaway atop a ridge, Jeems and Toinette evade Mohawk pursuers with Odd. A Seneca hunter peers into their shelter as Jeems hesitates to strike, choosing mercy over murder while Mohawk searchers close in.
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Teems
Odd
Toinette
Paul Tache
Toinnette
Hepsibah
Ornette
Tie
Onnette
Lepstbah Adams
Yannette
Jeams
Seneca
Eis
Ite
Vannette
White accessories dominate this season's fashion
Cherin Nicholas notes an all-white trend with chalk white accents. white jackets top black or brown frocks, white hats and velvets surge in summer wear. velvet sports coats in cinnamon brown paired with white accessories create a chic travel or street ensemble.
Bowdler’s Expurgation of Shakespeare and Gibbon
Expurgation term Bowdlerize defined as removing words unfit for reading aloud. In 1818 Bowdler published a ten volume edition of Shakespeare with nothing added but certain words omitted. He later applied the method to Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Alphabet Long in Use in Asia Minor Says Scholar
A scholar argues the Semitic merchants who lived before 2000 B C E used the alphabet, based on evidence not from their own writings but from later records on perishable parchment. The finding suggests the alphabet’s ancient roots in Asia Minor.
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Asia Minor
Far-Sighted Bootmaker Heads Large Industry
Thomas Bata of Zlin Czechoslovakia rises as a pivotal bootmaker in postwar industry. He built a vast factory, employing 2,500 workers and producing 100,000 pairs daily, prompting a town of 15,000 residents and his own airmail outreach with a small air force and trained pilots.
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Thomas Bata
Zlin
Czechoslovakia
Bata
Europe
Goose Barnacle Docks Ships For Cleaning
The common goose barnacle attaches to floating timbers and ship bottoms, forcing wooden vessels to enter drydock regularly for removal. It is a shellfish related to crabs and shrimp, developing a long stalk to cling to smooth surfaces. Special paints protect ship bottoms from barnacles.
Engineers estimate Empire State will withstand record quake pressure
Substantial Building Engineers estimate the Empire State building in New York City can withstand 4 250 000 pounds of pressure, a greater pressure than any recorded earthquake.
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New Empire State Building
New York City
Bald-headed Fat Man in Choir Sparks Silent Exchange
During church services two women meet and remark on a bald headed fat man in the choir. One woman says he is a laugh and the other reveals that the man is her husband.
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