Little Mary Mixup ends with all boys chosen in game plan
A circle of players led by Gus uses a fixed count to eliminate players for a G men and Gangsters game. The order around the circle runs Gus Mary Dick Jean Bob Helen John Edna Anne. Gus seeks a number under fifty so that every elimination lands on a boy, leaving the girls remaining. The solution identifies the starting point and the count that consistently lands on boys.
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Gus
Mary
Jean
Bob
Helen
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Relic Check Found in Benton County Courthouse Vault
Mark Phinney uncovers a 1882 paper sack bank check at the Benton county courthouse. The sack note reads Zelph Job Hamilton & Job Bank to pay McFadden 100 dollars charged to Mrs. Newsop private account, dated October 3, 1882.
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Ore
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Mark Phinney
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Crooning Dog Joins Mr Walter’s Accordion Sessions
A loyal dog owned by motor mechanic W G Walter croons along when he plays the accordion. The animal emits a howling chorus that rises or falls with the music, a cheerful note noted as the dog’s “crooning.” The scene hints at Florida vibes with lush greenery and slot machines.
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