Golden Nuggets Hidden for New Couple on Trail
Theresa and Jim discover Uncle Tom Daily's gold nuggets hidden along Middle Fork after a trek up a narrow canyon. Tom plans to leave his fortune to them if they marry, fulfilling his wish to keep the treasure near the mountain country they love.
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Great West
Middle Fork
Tom
West
Theresa
Bartles
Jim Bartles
Jim
Ward
Uncle Tom
Uncle Tos
Electric auction room at Spitalfields market
Inspectors view the vast Spitalfields market site in London as the electric auction system premieres. Bidders sit in amphitheater style tiers while a crate of fruit serves as the sample, and a touch button at each seat drives bids, aiming to speed operations and curb delays.
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Spitalfields
London
Money in your pocket always, says a writer
An exchange praises carrying money as wise prudence. The writer urges readers to keep plenty of cash in a precise pocket, arguing it is a sure safeguard against embarrassment and loss.
First American Suspension Bridge at Schenectady
The first suspension bridge in the United States rose over the Mohawk River at Schenectady New York between 1805 and 1808. It was designed by Theodore Burr brother of Aaron Burr and later torn down.
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America
Mohawk River
Schenectady
N. Y
Theodore Burr
Aaron Burr
Regale at home with ham shrimp and muffins dishes
The list offers ham with mushrooms and shrimp served over peas, coddied steak with gravy, iron mountain muffins, salmon souffle, eggplant pot pourri, carrot garnish for mutton, lemon sauce, Bermuda salad, and stuffed dates salad. It notes these dishes as everyday fare and healthy options.
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Bermuda
Going Too Far Contemporaries Refer to Flower Imagery
A contemporary poet writes of little flowers with lifted faces prompting an Arkansas Gazettequiry. The piece questions whether such poetic imagery has begun to influence floral symbolism, reflecting regional literary debate.
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The
Arkansas Gazette
Hope in Chinatown Sage Hi Ho Echoes Ancestral Worship
Quote from Hi Ho of Chinatown credits reverence for ancestors and feeble hope that future generations will follow their example, as cited by the Washington Star.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
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