Americans Still Bid for the Blarney Stone in Ireland
The owner of Blarney Castle rejects sales offers from Americans who flock to the site seeking the famed stone. Mary Penelope Hillyard notes Americans persist, even joking about buying the dog Kelly as an alternative. The stone, defended by the Hillyards, has seen offers as high as 280000 while legends of its origins endure.
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Blarney
Ireland
America
Mary Penelope Hillyard
Blarney Castle
New Castle
Kelly
John P. Hewlett
Atlanta
United States
George Colthurst
George
Cork
du Voyage
Yair
Ubu
Police urge self defense items for women in North Chicago
Police Chief John S. Matijevich recommends women carry a shrill whistle and hat pin plus use teeth fingernails feet and voice to fend off attackers. He cautions to avoid dimly lit streets and stayed alert to suspicious characters and cars in alleys.
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Chicago
Ill
John S. Matijevich
Beersene
Peacoats Mark Military Look for Young Outdoorsmen
The small outdoor boy will favor nautical peacoats with large emblem buttons a removable hood and thick pile lining this season officials say the coat emphasizes a military style for youngsters in winter.
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Robert the Bruce
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Great Bruce
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Winchester
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