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Little Mary Mixup and Spy Bullet at Fort Ticonderoga
The page describes a puzzle about a spiral ridge 215 feet long and a diagonal from a prial formed as a right triangle with sides 16 feet 6 inches and 40 feet. It notes the famous silver bullet used by British spies in the Revolution, now acquired by Fort Ticonderoga museum. It also mentions CCC youths in Mill City pursuing placer mining along the South Santiam River, with Edward Rodzen earning $35 for an ounce.
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