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Papergreat: City of Wilmington, Delaware, scrip from 1862
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Yours for Good Fermentables ?: The indefatigable Ray Johnson!
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| | Ray Johnson -the indefatigable "I want a keg of your beer" man of Virginia beer- has died. Rayner M. Johnson (Age 75) of Springfield VA,...
| | musicpresspantheon.blogspot.com
PANTHEON: Dave Hill - Heavy Metal Holocaust - NME - August 1981
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| | [AI summary] This blog post reviews a collection of historical music magazine covers and references various artists including David Bowie and Spencer Dryden, with an apparent focus on music history and culture.
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Autumn Vegetables - The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
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| | Fall edible colors from the farmer's market in Barryville, New York, last weekend. We took my grandniece to the pumpkin patch and fun events at Pierson's Farm, near Middletown, New York. We even checked out the corn maze. Join John for Lens-Artists Challenge #368: Looking Back to Lens-Artists Challenge #106: Autumn
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[August 28, 1968] The Carnival is Over (The Seekers Break Up) - Galactic Journey
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| by Kaye Dee Without a doubt, Australia's most famous musical export would have to be The Seekers, the folk-pop quartet from Melbourne who burst onto the international stage in 1964 and have given The Beatles and The Rolling Stones a run for their money when it comes to Top Ten hits. So, even with persistent ... Continue reading [August 28, 1968] The Carnival is Over (The Seekers Break Up)